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Mesa Labs director John James Sullivan disposes of 7,093 common shares for $799,790.4

Mesa Labs director John James Sullivan disposes of 7,093 common shares for $799,790.4

ReutersReuters2026/08/17 16:19
  • Mesa Laboratories director John James Sullivan sold 7,093 common shares on Aug. 13 at USD 112.8.
  • Direct stake fell to 17,834 shares following the transaction.
  • Separate holding of 45,110 shares remained indirectly owned via the Sullivan Family Trust.


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