CEO now holds about 30 per cent of all shares outstanding
is focused on trading, custody, and storage of precious metals for clients, and has exposure to jewellery manufacturing. In 2023, it began to invest in the U.K. property market with a focus on generating long-term income streams. So far in 2024, CEO Roy Sebag has spent just over $2.43 million buying shares in the public market. He now holds almost 3.92 million shares representing about 30 per cent of all shares outstanding.
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