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PubMatic Chief Accounting Officer Lisa Gimbel sells 500 shares worth $8,750

PubMatic Chief Accounting Officer Lisa Gimbel sells 500 shares worth $8,750

ReutersReuters2026/08/14 20:40
  • PubMatic Chief Accounting Officer Lisa Gimbel sold 500 Class A common shares on Aug. 12, 2026 at USD 17.5.
  • Holdings fell to 14,561 Class A common shares following the transaction.


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