The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company has purchased Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited

Manufacturer Life Insurance Company is Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited (NASDAQ:

AOSL) rose 16.1% in the third quarter, according to the company's latest 13F disclosure filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. To obtain this information, we referred to the company's financial statements. The company purchased an additional 81,954 of his shares during the period, leaving him with 592,564 shares in the semiconductor manufacturer. This is a new record for the company's total number of shares. Manufacturers' Life Insurance Company held shares in Alpha and Omega Semiconductors worth $18,227,000 at the end of the most recent quarter, making him 2.16% of all shares owned by the company. Recently, some prominent investors have changed the number of shares in the company they own. SeaCrest Wealth Management LLC made new investments in Alpha and Omega Semiconductor in the second quarter. The deal added approximately $25,000 to the total number of shares in the company they already owned. SeaCrest Wealth Management LLC made new investments in Alpha and Omega Semiconductor in the second quarter.

Approximately $25,000 was exchanged as part of this commercial transaction. Captrust Financial Advisors has invested approximately $45,000 in new Alpha and Omega Semiconductor positions in the first three months of 2018. This investment was made for a new position.

In the second quarter, Truvestments Capital LLC invested approximately $31,000 in Alpha and Omega Semiconductor, allowing it to open new positions in the companies.

At the end of the first quarter, Point72 Hong Kong Ltd. We increased our stake in Alpha and Omega Semiconductor by purchasing additional shares for approximately $104,000. The company's shares are currently held by hedge funds and other institutional investors, representing 67.59% of total capital.

Chief Financial Officer Yifan Liang sold his 6,600 shares in Alpha and Omega Semiconductor on Monday, Jan. 9, according to reports from Alpha and Omega Semiconductor.

He sold his shares at an average price of $30, giving him $198,000 in total cash related to the transaction. Following the successful completion of the sale, the Chief Financial Officer was able to purchase a total of 190,090 shares in the company. These shares are valued at approximately $5,702,700.

Documents containing information filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission regarding this transaction are available at this website. This document contains all information filed with the SEC.

In related news, CEO Mike F. Chan said he completed a transaction to sell 56,400 shares in the company on January 9. This news is provided as an update to our previous article.

The average price per share was $29.96 and the total trading value was $1,689,744.00.

Once the transaction closes, the CEO now owns 4,352,210 shares in the company directly.

Based on current stock prices, these shares are worth approximately $130,392,211.60. The transaction was disclosed to the public through filings with the SEC. You can find it on the SEC's website. Additionally, the company's chief financial officer, Yifan Liang, sold 6,600 shares in the company on Monday, January 9. The shares totaled $198,000.00 and the average price at the time of sale was $30.00 per share.

As a direct result of this transaction, the Chief Financial Officer now owns a total of 190,090 shares. The current market value of these shares is $5,702,700.

Sales disclosures can be found in this section of the website. Our current management and employees jointly own his 18.90% of our shares.

Thursday was the first day AOSL traded, with a price of $33.04. His 50-day moving average for the company is currently at $31.62 and his 200-day moving average is $34.26. The gear ratio is 0.06. Quick ratio is 1.57,