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Repligen CEO Olivier Loeillot disposes of common shares worth $976,680

Repligen CEO Olivier Loeillot disposes of common shares worth $976,680

BitgetBitget2026/09/22 20:07
  • Repligen CEO Olivier Loeillot sold 5,426 common shares on Sep. 21, 2026 at USD 180.
  • He exercised stock options for 5,426 shares at USD 141.79 on the same day.
  • Direct common stock holdings fell to 48,369 shares following the transactions.


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