The share price for AIM-listed US onshore oil and gas exploration company Magnolia Petroleum rose slightly on Monday following an announcement of director's dealings.
The Chief Executive Officer and two non-executive directors purchased £14,500, £24,650 and £5,800 worth of shares respectively worth a total of £44,950.
The news comes days after Magnolia announced that it had invested in two wells located in North Dakota.
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Magnolia's share price was up 1.71% to 2.97p at 10:48 on Monday.
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