Covenant Partners LLC Reduced Stake in PMI

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Jan.02.2024

Covenant Partners LLC Reduced Stake in PMI

Covenant Partners LLC reduced its stake in Philip Morris International by 4.0% in Q3, valued at $881,000.

According to the latest report from slatersentinel, Covenant Partners LLC reduced its stake in Philip Morris International (PMI) by 4.0% during the third quarter. The holding value of Covenant Partners LLC in PMI International was $881,000 at the end of the recent quarter.

In addition, several other hedge funds have recently increased or decreased their bets on PMI International stocks.

PCA Investment Advisory Services Inc., a prominent investment consulting firm, recently acquired new shares in PMI International during the second quarter of this year. The value of this acquisition is estimated to be around $27,000.

DHJJ Financial Advisors Ltd. acquired new stock positions from PMI International in the third quarter, with an estimated value of $36,000.

Spotlight Asset Group Inc. has acquired new shares from PMI International in the second quarter, estimated to be worth around $37,000.

References:

[1] Covenant Partners LLC Trims Holdings in Philip Morris International Inc. (NYSE:PM)

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[1] Phillip Morris International (PMI) Shaping the Future of Smokeless Tobacco Products

[2] Phillip Morris Korea Begins Full Production of New IQOS Iluma Device

[3] Phillips-Medisize to Close Wisconsin Plant with 170 Employees

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