Galliford Try CEO buys shares while his other firm sells
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.
Greg Fitzgerald, the Chief Executive of Galliford Try, the FTSE 250 housebuilding and construction firm, has topped up his stake in the company.
The director bought almost £50,000-worth of shares in the firm at the same time Crownway Builders, a company in which Fitzgerald owns 37.5%, sold off more than £2.57m worth.
Fitzgerald bought 8,190 shares at 605.00p each, while Crownway Builders sold off 425,402 shares at the same price.
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Last week the firm announced that it has been awarded a pair of contracts by Yorkshire Water to upgrade the Blackburn Meadows waste water treatment plant in Sheffield.
The larger of the contracts is worth £31m and will ensure that Blackburn Meadows meets the requirements of the EU's Freshwater Fish Directive. The programme will last around 18 months. The second scheme is worth £18m and will result in a new mesophilic anaerobic digestion plant; mesophilic anerobic digestion is the process where micro-organisims break down biodegradable material in a moderate temperature environment.
The stock has gained almost 68% over the past year, equivalent to 249p.
Top Director Buys
Total Produce (TOT)
Director name: Mr Carl McCann
Amount purchased: 367,909 @ 39.89p
Value: £146,759
Total Produce (TOT)
Director name: Mr Rory Byrne
Amount purchased: 366,210 @ 39.89p
Value: £146,081
Total Produce (TOT)
Director name: Mr Frank Davis
Amount purchased: 243,008 @ 39.89p
Value: £96,936
Total Produce (TOT)
Director name: Mr John Frank Gernon
Amount purchased: 169,935 @ 39.89p
Value: £67,787
Access Intelligence (ACC)
Director name: Mr Michael Jackson
Amount purchased: 1,800,000 @ 3.00p
Value: £54,000
Access Intelligence (ACC)
Director name: Mr Kole Dhoot
Amount purchased: 1,800,000 @ 3.00p
Value: £54,000
Galliford Try (GFRD)
Director name: Mr Greg Fitzgerald
Amount purchased: 8,190 @ 605.00p
Value: £49,550
Access Intelligence (ACC)
Director name: Mr Ray Jackson
Amount purchased: 900,000 @ 3.00p
Value: £27,000
Finsbury Growth & Income Trust (FGT)
Director name: Mr Neil Collins
Amount purchased: 5,000 @ 351.70p
Value: £17,585
Intertek Group (ITRK)
Director name: Mr David E Reid
Amount purchased: 707 @ 2,445.00p
Value: £17,286
Top Director Sells
Kingspan Group (KGP)
Director name: Mr Eugene Murtagh
Amount sold: 5,120,000 @ €8.00
Value: €40,960,000
Mondi (MNDI)
Director name: Mr David A Hathorn
Amount sold: 637,295 @ 604.30p
Value: £3,851,174
Mondi (MNDI)
Director name: Mr Peter Oswald
Amount sold: 548,660 @ 604.30p
Value: £3,315,552
Galliford Try (GFRD)
Director name: Mr Greg Fitzgerald
Amount sold: 425,402 @ 605.00p
Value: £2,573,682
Mondi (MNDI)
Director name: Mr Andrew King
Amount sold: 169,706 @ 604.30p
Value: £1,025,533
Mondi (MNDI)
Director name: Ms Carol Hunt
Amount sold: 97,024 @ 604.30p
Value: £586,316
Inmarsat (ISAT)
Director name: Mr Andrew Sukawaty
Amount sold: 46,333 @ 486.99p
Value: £225,637
Hunting (HTG)
Director name: Mr Peter Rose
Amount sold: 22,302 @ 925.50p
Value: £206,405
Inmarsat (ISAT)
Director name: Mr Rick Medlock
Amount sold: 34,441 @ 486.99p
Value: £167,724
Inmarsat (ISAT)
Director name: Mr Rupert Pearce
Amount sold: 23,645 @ 486.99p
Value: £115,149
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