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Remitly Chief Business Officer Pankaj Sharma sells 21,000 shares for USD 554,190

Remitly Chief Business Officer Pankaj Sharma sells 21,000 shares for USD 554,190

ReutersReuters2026/08/31 22:09
  • Remitly Global Chief Business Officer Pankaj Sharma sold 21,000 common shares on Aug. 28, 2026.
  • Sale priced at USD 26.39 per share on a weighted-average basis.
  • Holdings fell to 716,022 shares following the transaction.


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