Christie chief exec tops up
A round-up of the biggest director buys today so far.
The chief executive of surveying, valuation and rent review group Christie, David Rugg, has upped his stake in the company, spending £60,000 on shares.
He took 100,000 at 60p a time and now has about 2.6m or 10.3% of the company.
Christie works with the retail, leisure and care sectors and has offices across Britain, mainland Europe as well as one in Toronto and one in Dubai.
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Top Director Buys
Rentokil Initial (RTO)
Director name: Mr Jeremy Townsend
Amount purchased: 113,273 @ 73.55p
Value: £83,312
Christie Group (CTG)
Director name: Mr David Rugg
Amount purchased: 100,000 @ 60.00p
Value: £60,000
Rentokil Initial (RTO)
Director name: Mr Jeremy Townsend
Amount purchased: 58,902 @ 73.55p
Value: £43,322
Brooks Macdonald Group (BRK)
Director name: Ms Diane Seymour-Williams
Amount purchased: 2,000 @ 1,247.00p
Value: £24,940
Panmure Gordon & Co (PMR)
Director name: Mr Edmond Warner
Amount purchased: 100,000 @ 15.00p
Value: £15,000
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