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Yu Neng Paul Lim Insider Profile
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Yu Neng Paul Lim, Former at AIC Mines Limited, holds 2.18M shares in AIC Mines Limited (Ticker: IAUFF). Most recently, Yu Neng Paul Lim Sold $9,489,188 shares of AIC Mines Limited on Dec 12, 2014 for an estimated value of 2.85M.
Yu Neng Paul Lim has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Holdings
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Insider Roles
Former
Roles that Yu Neng Paul Lim holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
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Yu Neng Paul Lim's Trading History
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What stocks does Yu Neng Paul Lim hold?
Yu Neng Paul Lim holds: IAUFF stocks.
What was Yu Neng Paul Lim’s latest transaction?
Yu Neng Paul Lim latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $2.85M.
What was Yu Neng Paul Lim's most profitable transaction?
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What is Yu Neng Paul Lim's role in AIC Mines Limited?
Yu Neng Paul Lim's role in AIC Mines Limited is Former.
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