Just Car boss refuels
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.
Just Car Clinics chief executive Barry Whittles has topped up his stake in the car accident repair chain, spending £12,000 on shares.
He took 90,115 at 13.46p and now has more than 2m, or about 15.72% of the company.
Just Car Clinics announced last month that it is planning to cancel its listing on AIM after concluding that the benefits do not justify the costs and management time.
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Top Director Buys
Melrose (MRO)
Director name: Mr John A M Grant
Amount purchased: 25,000 @ 300.38p
Value: £75,095
Just Car Clinics Group (JCR)
Director name: Mr Barry Whittles
Amount purchased: 90,115 @ 13.46p
Value: £12,129
Equatorial Palm Oil (PAL)
Director name: Mr Michael Frayne
Amount purchased: 101,863 @ 11.18p
Value: £11,388
Top Director Sells
Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd (Singapore) (JAR)
Director name: Mr Simon L Keswick
Amount sold: 100,000 @ $47.77
Value: $4,776,980
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