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George Thomas Quayle Insider Profile
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George Thomas Quayle, Divisional Managing Director at James Cropper, holds 30.33K shares in James Cropper (Ticker: GB:CRPR).
George Thomas Quayle has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Roles
Divisional Managing Director
Roles that George Thomas Quayle holds in companies
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What stocks does George Thomas Quayle hold?
George Thomas Quayle holds: GB:CRPR stocks.
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What is George Thomas Quayle's role in James Cropper?
George Thomas Quayle's role in James Cropper is Divisional Managing Director.
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