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Ram R. Krishnan Insider Profile
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Ram R. Krishnan, Executive Vice Pres & COO at Emerson Electric Company, holds 145.42K shares in Emerson Electric Company (Ticker: EMR). Most recently, Ram R. Krishnan Sold $12,500 shares of Emerson Electric Company on Dec 18, 2023 for an estimated value of 1.20M.
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Ram R. Krishnan holds: EMR stocks.
What was Ram R. Krishnan’s latest transaction?
Ram R. Krishnan latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $1.20M.
What was Ram R. Krishnan's most profitable transaction?
Ram R. Krishnan’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of EMR stock on December 18, 2023. The return on the trade was -14.90%.
What is Ram R. Krishnan's role in Emerson Electric Company?
Ram R. Krishnan's role in Emerson Electric Company is Executive Vice Pres & COO.
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