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Gilat Satellite director Ofek Amir Yechiel sells 3,923 common shares for $44,766.43

Gilat Satellite director Ofek Amir Yechiel sells 3,923 common shares for $44,766.43

ReutersReuters2026/08/10 12:11
  • Gilat Satellite Networks director Ofek Amir Yechiel reported selling 3,923 ordinary shares on Aug. 6 at USD 11.41.
  • Transaction left him with 0 ordinary shares beneficially owned.
  • He also exercised 8,334 stock options at USD 6.15 on Aug. 6, with 0 options held following the transaction.


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