IFG Group director ups his stake
A round-up of the biggest director buys today so far.
IFG Group, the Dublin-based pensions adviser and administration company, saw Non-Executive Director Peter Priestley buy 70,000 shares in the company on Friday.
He bought the shares at a price of €1.34 each (around 108p) for a total of £75,544.
The company said that the director is indirectly interested in 825,545 ordinary shares, equal to a 0.71% stake in the country.
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Top Director Buys
IFG Group (IFP)
Director name: Mr Peter Priestley
Amount purchased: 70,000 @ 107.92p
Value: £75,544
Polyus Gold International Ltd (PGIL)
Director name: Mr Adrian J. G. Coates
Amount purchased: 33,000 @ 200.00p
Value: £66,000
Dixons Retail (DXNS)
Director name: Mr John Allan
Amount purchased: 100,000 @ 15.79p
Value: £15,790
MCB Finance Group (MCRB)
Director name: Mr Philippe Duleyrie
Amount purchased: 30,000 @ 52.00p
Value: £15,600
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