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LAM Insider Trading

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Insider Buying (Last 12 Months): A$0.00
Insider Selling (Last 12 Months): A$81,538.50

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Laramide Resources Share Price & Price History

Current Price: A$0.00
Price Change: +0.30 (1.20%)
As of 08/19/2019 01:00 AM ET

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Laramide Resources Insider Trading History

Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionShares Held After TransactionDetails
11/11/2022Marc HendersonInsiderSell10,000A$0.57A$5,700.00
11/8/2022Marc HendersonInsiderSell30,000A$0.56A$16,800.00
7/29/2022Raffi BabikianInsiderSell25,000A$0.52A$13,000.00
7/14/2022Raffi BabikianInsiderSell25,000A$0.41A$10,250.00
4/22/2022Raffi BabikianInsiderSell49,500A$0.72A$35,788.50
12/30/2020John BoothInsiderBuy150,000A$0.25A$37,500.00
7/16/2020John BoothInsiderIssued400,000A$0.25A$100,000.00
5/14/2020Marc HendersonInsiderBuy40,000A$0.25A$10,000.00
1/16/2020John BoothInsiderBuy75,000A$0.25A$18,750.00
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SEC Filings (Institutional Ownership Changes) for Laramide Resources (ASX:LAM)

Laramide Resources Ltd. engages in the mining, exploration, and development of uranium assets in Australia, Canada, and the United States. It holds 100% interest in the Church rock uranium project, the Crownpoint uranium project, the La Jara Mesa Uranium project, and the La Sal Uranium project located in the United States; and holds 100% interest in the Westmoreland Uranium project and the Murphy uranium project located in Australia. The company was incorporated in 1980 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
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Who are the company insiders with the largest holdings of Laramide Resources?

Laramide Resources' top insider shareholders include:
  1. John Booth (Insider)
  2. Marc Henderson (Insider)
  3. Raffi Babikian (Insider)
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Few people know that the U.S. military's nuclear fleet is the largest uranium fuel consumer in the world. About 160 U.S. ships are powered by over 200 small nuclear reactors. While most are submarines, some icebreakers and aircraft carriers are also nuclear-powered.

Unfortunately, current U.S. reliance on Russian state-owned sources for our uranium supply leaves our entire nuclear energy sector - including defense - vulnerable to geopolitical conflict such as Russia's war against Ukraine.
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