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Teva director Roberto Mignone disposes of 367,600 shares worth $14.36 million

Teva director Roberto Mignone disposes of 367,600 shares worth $14.36 million

BitgetBitget2026/09/22 20:22
  • Teva director Roberto Mignone disclosed the sale of 367,600 ordinary shares on Sept. 18, 2026.
  • Average sale price USD 39.06 per share.
  • Transaction left zero shares held indirectly through Swiftcurrent Master Fund Ltd.
  • Mignone reported 119,807 ordinary shares held directly following the sale.


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