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In a statement to the ASX, Diamond said, “Now is the right time for me to step back from my day-to-day role at Zip.” “I’m very proud of what Zip has achieved and have total confidence in ...
Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Zip Co’s co-founder, Larry Diamond, has sold $100 million worth of shares in the buy now, pay later player just one day after ...
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More than 46 million Zip shares were traded on Tuesday, with rumours – at this stage unconfirmed by the company – that Mr Diamond sold 30 million of his 55 million shares, which would have ...
Learn More Zip Co Ltd (ASX: ZIP) shares have excelled this year and are now up a mammoth 432% this year to date. They currently fetch $3.44 apiece, up a further 12% in the last month alone.