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Jang Seog Choe Insider Profile
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Jang Seog Choe, Senior Officer at Samsung Electronics, holds 75.00 shares in Samsung Electronics (Ticker: SSNLF). Most recently, Jang Seog Choe Bought $75 shares of Samsung Electronics on Dec 13, 2022 for an estimated value of 4.28M.
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Insider Holdings
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A breakdown of Jang Seog Choe's holdings
Insider Roles
Senior Officer
Roles that Jang Seog Choe holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
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The most profitable trade made by Jang Seog Choe
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What stocks does Jang Seog Choe hold?
Jang Seog Choe holds: SSNLF stocks.
What was Jang Seog Choe’s latest transaction?
Jang Seog Choe latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $4.28M.
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What is Jang Seog Choe's role in Samsung Electronics?
Jang Seog Choe's role in Samsung Electronics is Senior Officer.
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