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JPMorgan Chase holds 4.73% of Qiagen voting rights

JPMorgan Chase holds 4.73% of Qiagen voting rights

BitgetBitget2026/11/03 22:06
  • Qiagen disclosed on November 3, 2026, that JP Morgan Chase & Co held 4.73% of voting rights as of October 27.
  • The holding comprised 1.59% in indirectly held real voting rights and 3.14% in indirectly held potential voting rights.


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