Halfords executives acquire shares through dividend reinvestment

Published 26/09/2025, 10:46
Halfords executives acquire shares through dividend reinvestment

LONDON - Multiple senior executives at Halfords Group plc (LSE:HFD) have acquired additional shares through dividend reinvestment on existing awards, according to a regulatory announcement released Friday.

Chief Financial Officer Johanna Hartley purchased 46,144 shares at £1.368 per share through the Performance Share Plan, bringing her total holdings under this plan to 1,134,563 shares. She also acquired 4,427 shares under the Deferred Bonus Plan at the same price.

Chief Customer Officer Karen Bellairs purchased 43,254 shares through the Performance Share Plan and 6,936 shares via the Deferred Bonus Plan, all at £1.368 per share. Her total holdings now stand at 1,063,510 shares under the Performance Share Plan and 170,550 shares under the Deferred Bonus Plan.

Other executives participating in dividend reinvestment included Chief People and Property Officer Paul O’Hara (8,497 shares), General Counsel Tim O’Gorman (2,921 shares), MD Business to Business Chris McShane (6,877 shares), and Chief Information and Data Officer Adam Gerrard (5,273 shares).

All transactions took place on September 12, 2025, on the London Stock Exchange Main Market at a price of £1.368 per share, according to the regulatory filing.

The notification was provided in accordance with UK Market Abuse Regulation requirements and represents dividend reinvestment on previously granted awards under the company’s share plans.

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