Gooch & Housego finance boss sells stake
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Gooch & Housego's finance director Andrew Boteler has sold nearly half of his holding in the optical components and systems supplier.
Boteler sold 13,000 shares and his wife another 2,000 shares. They were all sold at 515p each, raising a total of £77,250. Boteler still owns 16,065 shares.
Boteler was initially made acting finance director in March 2009 when his predecessor left. He was officially appointed in August 2009. Boteler joined G&H in 2007 when it acquired SIFAM.
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G&H recently bought fibre optic products manufacturer EM4 for an initial £6.3m and raised £10.2m net through a placing at 450p a share.
The current share price is the highest it has been for a decade.
Top Director Buys
Marwyn Value Investors Ltd. (MVI) Director name: Mr Eitan MilgramAmount purchased: 675,000 @ 119.00p Value: £803,250
Electra Private Equity (ELTA) Director name: Mr Geoffrey CullinanAmount purchased: 1,500 @ 1,641.60p Value: £24,624
Personal Assets Trust (PNL) Director name: Mr Martin SharpAmount purchased: 66 @ 30,775.00p Value: £20,312
easyJet (EZJ) Director name: Mr Sir Michael RakeAmount purchased: 3,000 @ 377.70p Value: £11,331
Top Director Sells
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