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Trustee Gerard Glynn Invests CAD 582K in Richards Packaging Income Fund, Signaling Confidence
ByAinvest
Sunday, Jun 30, 2024 8:40 am ET1min read
Richards Packaging Income Fund's Trustee, Gerard Glynn, purchased an additional CA$582k in stock at CA$29.87 per share, marking a significant insider purchase in the past year. Despite the relatively small purchase by percentage or value, this move indicates confidence in the company's future. Over the last twelve months, insiders have net bought shares, with Gerard Glynn's purchase standing out as the largest. The company's insider transactions indicate a positive sentiment, with insiders buying more shares than selling.
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