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Halozyme CEO Helen Torley reports disposal of common shares worth USD 6.5 million

Halozyme CEO Helen Torley reports disposal of common shares worth USD 6.5 million

ReutersReuters2026/09/12 00:35
  • Halozyme CEO Helen Torley reported option exercises totaling 60,000 shares from Sept. 9-11, 2026 at USD 18.41.
  • Disposed of 60,000 shares over the same period at weighted-average prices near USD 107 per share.
  • Beneficial ownership of common stock ended at 767,780 shares.


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