DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Halma CEO sells GBP1.8 million in shares
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced in the past week and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Halma PLC - Amersham, England-based safety products manufacturer - Chief Executive Marc Ronchetti sells 47,000 shares at GBP38.13, worth GBP1.8 million, on Friday.
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XPS Pensions Group PLC - Reading, England-based pension plan consulting and administration - Co-CEOs Paul Cuff and Ben Bramhall sell 319,195 and 302,077 shares, respectively, both at 340.06 pence on Friday, worth a combined GBP2.1 million.
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Sirius Real Estate Ltd - London and Johannesburg-listed property investor - Chief Executive Officer Andrew Coombs sells 500,000 shares at GBP1.02, worth GBP510,000, on Wednesday last week. Coombs retains 12.6 million shares, a 0.8% stake.
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Ninety One PLC and Ltd - London and Cape Town-based money manager - Forty Two Point Two buys 72,134 Ninety One PLC shares in London at 214.27p, worth GBP154,562, on Monday last week. Forty Two Point Two is an investment vehicle of five Ninety One directors, including CEO Hendrik du Toit and Finance Director Kim McFarland.
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Victoria PLC - Worcester, England-based designer, manufacturer and distributor of flooring products - Executive Chair Geoffrey Wilding buys 100,000 shares at 69.5p, worth GBP69,500, on July 31. Wilding now has 22.7 million shares, a 19.7% stake.
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Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd - Hong Kong-based holding company with interests in retail, property, hotels and motor dealerships - Freddy Lee, CEO of Jardine Cycle & Carriage, buys 5,200 shares at USD63.54 and USD63.63, worth USD330,552, on Wednesday last week in Singapore.
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By Tom Waite, Alliance News editor
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