James Brock Insider Profile
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James Brock, Executive Chair and CEO, Director at Core Natural Resources, holds 508.81K shares in Core Natural Resources (Ticker: CNR), holds 19.22K shares in Concentrix (Ticker: CNXC), holds 66.15K shares in CNX Resources (Ticker: CNX).
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James Brock's Trading History
Core Natural Resources
Mar 25, 2026
Executive Chair and CEO, Director
Uninformative Buy
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$46.89M
Concentrix
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SEE REMARKS, Director
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$580.64K
CNX Resources
Feb 01, 2017
Chief Operating Officer - Coal
Uninformative Buy
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$2.18M
CONSOL Coal Resources
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$362.09K
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What stocks does James Brock hold?
James Brock holds: CNR, CNXC, CNX, CCR stocks.
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What is James Brock's role in Core Natural Resources?
James Brock's role in Core Natural Resources is Executive Chair and CEO, Director.
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