Cint CEO sells large portion of shareholding

Patrick Comer, CEO of market research firm Cint, has sold nearly 11.2 million shares for more than 67 million kronor.

The transaction was carried out according to information published today.

Comer is CEO of Cint, a company active in market research.

The deal represents a significant part of his holding in the company.

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