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| Oey Peter HenryChief Financial Officer | Sell | 50,000 | $148.9K | Thu, Oct 15 |
| Kandal Philipp Wolfgang JosefChief Product Officer | Sell | 30,000 | $90.0K | Thu, Oct 15 |
| Ong Chin YinChief Org Capability Officer | Sell | 38,000 | $117.4K | Mon, Oct 5 |
| Tan Anthony Ping YeowChief Executive Officer | Buy | 10,350,000 | $29.9M | Mon, Sep 21 |
| Hungate Alexander CharlesPresident and COO | Buy | 299,571 | $866.8K | Mon, Sep 21 |
| Oey Peter HenryChief Financial Officer | Sell | 50,000 | $145.2K | Tue, Sep 15 |
| Kandal Philipp Wolfgang JosefChief Product Officer | Sell | 30,000 | $92.4K | Tue, Sep 15 |
| Ong Chin YinChief Org Capability Officer | Sell | 38,000 | $130.4K | Thu, Sep 3 |
| Hungate Alexander CharlesPresident and COO | Sell | 145,349 | $506.2K | Wed, Sep 2 |
| Oey Peter HenryChief Financial Officer | Sell | 50,000 | $180.2K | Mon, Aug 17 |
| Kandal Philipp Wolfgang JosefChief Product Officer | Sell | 30,000 | $109.2K | Fri, Aug 14 |
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