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Martyn D Greenacre is Director at Curis. OQRO lists 1 transaction filed with the SEC under this name, the latest on Jul 9, 2026, each linked to the official Form 4.
Director
Disclosures on record
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Companies involved
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CurisCRIS
Jul 7, 20266,800disclosed Jul 9
DetailsOfficial recordMartyn D Greenacre bought shares on the open market in 2012, and has not bought since 2012 across 2 companies. Sales in 4 of the 15 years since 2012.
Martyn D Greenacre reported 1 open-market purchase and 6 sales since 2012; purchases in 2012.
| Year | Bought | Sold |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | — | $19K1×1 trade |
| 2016 | — | $25K2×2 trades |
| 2013 | — | $220K1×1 trade |
| 2012 | —1×1 trade | $609K2×2 trades |
Open-market purchases (code P) and sales (code S) on Forms 4 and 5. Up to Sep 2024 from the SEC's Insider Transactions Data Sets; since Oct 2024 from each filing as it is published. A trade filed twice (an amendment) counts once. Dollar totals use the price the filer reported; lines with no price count as trades without a value.
Martyn D Greenacre bought shares on the open market in 2012, and has not bought since 2012 across 2 companies. Sales in 4 of the 15 years since 2012.
In SEC filings since 2012: the latest open-market purchase is from 2012; the latest open-market sale is from 2019.
2 companies: Curis (CRIS, 2012–2019), Lisata Therapeutics (LSTA, 2012).
Martyn D Greenacre reported 0 open-market purchases and 6 sales here, 2012 to 2019.
Martyn D Greenacre reported 1 open-market purchase and 0 sales here, 2012.
Closing prices and the companies' last annual figures; a − or + is a fact of the close, not a forecast.