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Cadence Design SVP Paul Cunningham disposes of 2,000 common shares worth $646,640

Cadence Design SVP Paul Cunningham disposes of 2,000 common shares worth $646,640

ReutersReuters2026/08/19 23:20
  • Cadence Design Systems Sr. Vice President Paul Cunningham reported a net sale of 1,000 common shares on Aug. 17.
  • He exercised options for 1,000 shares at USD 138.02, then sold 2,000 shares at USD 323.32.
  • Cunningham ended the day with 124,586 shares owned directly.


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