US Bancorp DE Reduces Holdings in RELX Technology by 26.1%

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Dec.08.2023
US Bancorp DE Reduces Holdings in RELX Technology by 26.1%
US Bancorp DE reduces its stake in RELX Technology by 26.1% in the second quarter, selling 13,490 shares.

According to a report by Zolmax, Bancorp DE, a US bank, has reduced its holdings in RELX Technology (NYSE stock code: RLX) by 26.1% in the second quarter. The financial institution sold 13,490 shares, leaving it with 38,129 shares in the company. Recent filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reveal that US Bancorp DE's stake in RELX Technology is valued at $67,000.

 

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