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HELSINKI - Sampo plc (NASDAQ HELSINKI:FI4000552500) disclosed Wednesday that senior manager Ingrid Janbu Holthe has acquired 36,456 shares through the company’s long-term incentive scheme.
According to a regulatory filing based on the Market Abuse Regulation notification requirements, Holthe received the shares in two separate transactions. On September 29, she acquired 18,241 shares at a unit price of €9.75, followed by an additional 18,215 shares at €9.76 per share on September 30.
The transactions were executed on the Nasdaq Helsinki exchange as part of Sampo’s 2020:1 long-term incentive plan. The total value of the share acquisition amounts to approximately €355,700.
The notification was filed in compliance with Article 19 of the Market Abuse Regulation, which requires persons discharging managerial responsibilities to report transactions in the issuer’s financial instruments.
Sampo plc, a Finnish financial services company, made the disclosure in a press release statement issued on October 1.
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