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LONDON - Science Group plc (AIM:SAG), a company listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), has reported that Daniel Edwards, the Group Managing Director, has purchased 6,667 ordinary shares at a price of 425 pence per share. The transaction took place on Monday and the shares acquired amount to an aggregate purchase price of £28,334.75.
Following this purchase, Edwards’s interest in the company has increased to approximately 0.22% of the issued share capital, excluding treasury shares, which equates to a total of 100,000 ordinary shares. This move by a key executive is often seen as a sign of confidence in the company’s future prospects.
The company has confirmed that the beneficial interests of all other directors in the share capital of Science Group remain unchanged from previous announcements. The notification of this dealing is in accordance with the requirements for the public disclosure of transactions by persons with managerial responsibilities.
The London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG)’s AIMX was the platform where this transaction occurred. The company has not provided further details regarding the rationale behind Edwards’s purchase.
This latest development in the company’s share dealings has been announced in a press release statement, and it reflects a direct financial commitment by the Group Managing Director in the firm he manages.
Science Group is known for offering consultancy services in science and technology, and it operates under strict regulations that govern the conduct and reporting of transactions by its directors and other insiders.
Investors and market watchers often monitor director dealings as they may provide insights into the confidence levels of a company’s management in its own business operations and financial health. However, such transactions do not necessarily predict future performance and should be considered as part of a broader investment strategy.
The company has made no additional comments on the transaction at this time.
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