Obscure investor now owns 8.2% of Transmeta

Singer ups shares while share price rises

By INQUIRER staff

Thu Jan 30 2003, 10:03

JAMES R. SINGER, who bought so many shares in Transmeta last year that he owned a 5.9% stake in the chip firm, has spent more of his hard earned cash and now owns 8.2% per cent of the company.

Singer, according to an SEC filing today, owns 11,142,900 shares in Transmeta - amounting to an 8.2% holding.

The filing is shown here.

Yesterday, the Transmeta share price closed at $1.50, rising quite a substantial 26.05% on the day, while today Pacific Growth raised its profile from "under" to "equal weight".

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