Pale Fire Capital Increases Stake in Dole plc
Investment firm Pale Fire Capital has increased its ownership in Dole plc to 10.2% following a series of share purchases in October 2026.
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Dole plc Form 4 Filing
Dole plc filed a Form 4 with the SEC on November 4, 2026, regarding an insider transaction.
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