Newegg Commerce Director Fred Faching Chang Reports Disposal of $70,534.953 in Common Shares

By Public Technologies
  • Newegg Commerce director and 10% owner Fred Faching Chang sold 7,164 Common Shares through Tekhill USA on October 28–29, 2026.
  • Sales comprised 3,582 shares at $9.7786 each on October 28, followed by 3,582 at $9.9129 on October 29.
  • Following the transactions, holdings totaled 2,840,089 Common Shares through Tekhill USA, 450,000 through Nabal Spring and 407,927 directly.


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