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Janice W. Beer Insider Profile
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Janice W. Beer, Vice-President at A&W Revenue Royalties, holds 15.00K shares in A&W Revenue Royalties (Ticker: TSE:AW.UN). Most recently, Janice W. Beer Bought C$6,000 shares of A&W Revenue Royalties on May 24, 2017 for an estimated value of 235.50K.
Janice W. Beer has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Holdings
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A breakdown of Janice W. Beer's holdings
Insider Roles
Vice-President
Roles that Janice W. Beer holds in companies
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What stocks does Janice W. Beer hold?
Janice W. Beer holds: TSE:AW.UN stocks.
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Janice W. Beer latest transaction was an Informative Buy of C$235.50K.
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What is Janice W. Beer's role in A&W Revenue Royalties?
Janice W. Beer's role in A&W Revenue Royalties is Vice-President.
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