Michael page boss trousers £1.2m
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.
Charles-Henri Dumon, who is in charge of Michael Page's operations in continental Europe and the Americas, has pocketed nearly £1.2m from the sale of shares in the firm.
He offloaded 220,000 shares at 543.59 a time and still has 736,886.
Dumon joined Michael Page in 1985 and was appointed a Director in 1987. Since then he has had full responsibility for the firm's operations in France and has managed its entry into Southern Europe and South America.
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Top Director Buys
Premier Foods (PFD) Director name: Mr Tim KellyAmount purchased: 210,000 @ 34.81p Value: £73,101
Cobra Holdings (CBRA) Director name: Mr S BurrowsAmount purchased: 50,000 @ 67.00p Value: £33,500
Premier Foods (PFD) Director name: Mrs Suzanne WiseAmount purchased: 58,000 @ 34.85p Value: £20,213
Optare (OPE) Director name: Mr Peter PhillipsAmount purchased: 500,000 @ 2.90p Value: £14,500
Top Director Sells
Michael Page International (MPI) Director name: Mr Charles-Henri DumonAmount sold: 220,000 @ 543.59p Value: £1,195,898
Whitbread (WTB) Director name: Mr Christopher C B RogersAmount sold: 27,540 @ 1,605.96p Value: £442,281
British American Tobacco (BATS) Director name: Mr John DalyAmount sold: 15,700 @ 2,700.50p Value: £423,978
Whitbread (WTB) Director name: Mr Patrick DempseyAmount sold: 12,272 @ 1,605.96p Value: £197,083
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