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HELSINKI - Sampo plc (XHEL:SAMPO) announced that Morten Thorsrud, a senior manager at the company, has received 44,854 shares as part of a long-term incentive scheme.
According to a notification filed under the Market Abuse Regulation and released in a press statement Wednesday, the transactions occurred over two consecutive days. On September 29, Thorsrud received 22,443 shares at a unit price of €9.7504. The following day, September 30, he received an additional 22,411 shares at €9.7644 per share.
The shares were acquired in accordance with the terms and conditions of the company’s 2020:1 long-term incentive scheme. Both transactions took place on the Nasdaq Helsinki exchange.
The notification was made in compliance with Article 19 of the Market Abuse Regulation, which requires persons discharging managerial responsibilities to disclose transactions in the issuer’s financial instruments.
Sampo plc is a Finnish financial company listed on stock exchanges in Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen, and London.
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