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Director dealings: CLS deputy chair linked to £1.8m buy, Experian non-execs invest
(Sharecast News) - CLS Holdings was at the top of the list of FTSE 350 director buys on Thursday, after a £1.8m purchase was linked to its deputy chairman. The firm said Creative Value Investment VII bought one million shares in a single transaction on the London Stock Exchange on 16 May.
It paid 133.75p for each share, valuing the transaction at a total of £1,337,503.00.
CLS said Creative Value Investment VII is an investment vehicle of the Sten and Karin Morstedt Family & Charity Trust, and is considered closely associated with its non-executive director and deputy chairman Anna Seeley.
Elsewhere, Experian disclosed two purchases made on both sides of the Atlantic made by non-executive directors.
It said Alison Brittain and her spouse bought 5,000 shares in a single transaction on the London Stock Exchange on 18 May.
Brittain paid 2,794.7p for each share, valuing the investment at a total of £139,734.80.
Louise Pentland, meanwhile, picked up 2,800 of Experian's American depositary receipts (ADRs) in an over-the-counter transaction on 17 May.
Pentland bought the ADRs for $34.2925 apiece, giving the purchase a value of $96,019.00.
At 1431 BST, shares in Experian were up 1.54% at 2,777p, while those in CLS Holdings were down 0.99% at 132.67p.
Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.
DIRECTOR SELLS
Company: London Stock Exchange Group Name: York Holdings II Volume: 21,813 Price: 8,179.78p Value: £1,784,255.41
DIRECTOR BUYS
Company: CLS Holdings Name: Creative Value Investment VII Volume: 1,000,000 Price: 133.75p Value: £1,337,503.00
Company: Experian Name: Alison Brittain Volume: 5,000 Price: 2,794.7p Value: £139,734.80
Company: John Wood Group Name: Jennifer Richmond Volume: 59,300 Price: $1.67 Value: $99,031.00
Company: Experian Name: Louise Pentland Volume: 2,800 Price: $34.2925 Value: $96,019.00
Company: VinaCapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund Name: Asia Investment and Finance Volume: 15,000 Price: 427p Value: £64,050.00
Company: Genus Name: Per Henriksen Volume: 1,999 Price: 2,488p Value: £49,735.12
Company: Travis Perkins Name: Jez Maiden Volume: 1,000 Price: 930.45p Value: £9,304.50
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