Cetera Advisors LLC Reduces Holdings in PMI

BusinessPMI by 2FIRSTS.ai
Nov.20.2023
Cetera Advisors LLC Reduces Holdings in PMI
Cetera Advisors LLC reduces its holdings in Philip Morris International (PMI) by 0.2% in the second quarter.

According to a report cited by TickerReport on November 16, investment consultancy firm Cetera Advisors LLC reduced its stake in Philip Morris International (PMI) by 0.2% during the second quarter. After selling 288 shares, Cetera now holds a total of 115,563 PMI shares, valued at approximately $11,281,000.

 

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