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General | Insider Transactions | Monthly Overview

Get the latest insider transactions of OEPX, LLC. OEPX, LLC is a 10% Owner in X RITE INC ($XRIT).

Address: 320 PARK AVENUE 18TH FLOOR NEW YORK 10022 NY

Companies in which OEPX, LLC is an Insider

X RITE INC

Trading Symbol: XRIT
Industry: PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES [3861]
Position of OEPX, LLC: 10% Owner
Holdings: 0 shares
Latest Transaction: May 17 2012

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

Latest Insider Trading Transactions of OEPX, LLC

DateTickerCompanyOwnerRelationship Transaction Code Cost ($) Shares Transaction Value ($) Total Shares % Holdings
May 17 2012XRITX RITE INCOEPX, LLC10% OwnerOption ExerciseD1.2181,56698,6950
May 17 2012XRITX RITE INCOEPX, LLC10% OwnerOption ExerciseD1.2181,56698,6950
May 17 2012XRITX RITE INCOEPX, LLC10% OwnerOption ExerciseD1.9787,109171,6050
May 17 2012XRITX RITE INCOEPX, LLC10% OwnerOption ExerciseD1.9787,109171,6050
May 17 2012XRITX RITE INCOEPX, LLC10% OwnerOption ExerciseD3.147,09822,2880
May 17 2012XRITX RITE INCOEPX, LLC10% OwnerOption ExerciseD3.147,09822,2880
May 17 2012XRITX RITE INCOEPX, LLC10% OwnerOption ExerciseD3.4915,52754,1890

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