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General | Insider Transactions | Monthly Overview

Get the latest insider transactions of James L Murawski. James L Murawski is a Former VP-Controller in LEAR CORP ($LEA) and a VP-Controller in LEAR CORP ($LEA).

Address: 21557 TELEGRAPH ROAD SOUTHFIELD 48033 MI

Companies in which James L Murawski is an Insider

LEAR CORP

Trading Symbol: LEA
Industry: MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS & ACCESSORIES [3714]
Position of James L Murawski: Former VP-Controller, VP-Controller
Holdings: 2,440 shares
Current Value: $340,526
Latest Transaction: Nov 16 2007
$LEA Market Capitalization: $9.94B
$LEA Previous Close: $139.56

Last 4 weeks trend: HOLD
Last 3 months trend: HOLD View transactions

Latest Insider Trading Transactions of James L Murawski

DateTickerCompanyOwnerRelationship Transaction Code Cost ($) Shares Transaction Value ($) Total Shares % Holdings
Nov 16 2007LEALEAR CORPMurawski James LFormer VP-Controlle ...Option ExerciseA0.002,56202,562
Nov 16 2007LEALEAR CORPMurawski James LFormer VP-Controlle ...Option ExerciseA33.757,686259,4037,686
Nov 13 2007LEALEAR CORPMurawski James LVP-ControllerOption ExerciseM0.001,00001,000
Nov 13 2007LEALEAR CORPMurawski James LVP-ControllerOption ExerciseM0.008090808
Nov 13 2007LEALEAR CORPMurawski James LVP-ControllerPayment of ExerciseF32.7230810,0782,4402.7 K to 2.4 K (-11.21 %)
Nov 13 2007LEALEAR CORPMurawski James LVP-ControllerBuyM0.001,00002,7481.7 K to 2.7 K (+57.21 %)
Nov 13 2007LEALEAR CORPMurawski James LVP-ControllerPayment of ExerciseF32.722508,1801,7482 K to 1.7 K (-12.51 %)

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