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M2 Venture, closely associated with supervisory board member Stefan Mittnik, buys EUR 999,999 in Rubean shares

M2 Venture, closely associated with supervisory board member Stefan Mittnik, buys EUR 999,999 in Rubean shares

BitgetBitget2026/11/05 09:11
  • M2 Venture purchased EUR 999,999 of Rubean shares at EUR 4.50 per share on November 3, 2026.
  • The buyer is closely associated with supervisory board member Prof. Stefan Mittnik.


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