Repligen holder updates 13G, owns under 5%
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Repligen Corporation’s common stock ownership has been updated by several Eddleman-related trusts in an amended Schedule 13G.
The Roy T. Eddleman Living Trust reports beneficial ownership of 2,705,689 shares of Repligen common stock, representing 4.81% of the class. The Roy T. Eddleman Charitable Remainder Trust #1 reports beneficial ownership of 29,604 shares, representing 0.001% of the class, while Charitable Remainder Trust #2 reports no shares. Co‑trustees Geoffrey Paul, Nereyda Rubio and Anis Garci share voting and investment power over a total of 2,735,293 shares. The filing states these securities are held on a passive basis and not for the purpose of changing or influencing control of Repligen.
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