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Haleon plc (LSE/NYSE:HLN) reported on Wednesday that two senior executives acquired ordinary shares in the company under its Share Reward Plan. The information is based on a statement released in a recent SEC filing.
According to the filing, Adrian Morris, General Counsel, and Tamara Rogers, Chief Marketing Officer, each acquired 33 partnership shares at a price of £3.718992 per share and were also awarded 33 matching shares at no cost. The transactions took place on Tuesday on the London Stock Exchange (XLON), resulting in a total of 66 shares each for both executives.
The acquisitions were made as part of Haleon’s Share Reward Plan, which provides for the purchase of partnership shares and the grant of matching shares to eligible employees.
The notification was made in accordance with the UK Market Abuse Regulation requirements for persons discharging managerial responsibilities (PDMRs).
This disclosure was signed by Amanda Mellor, Company Secretary, and published as part of Haleon’s regulatory obligations.
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