Capita boss takes more shares

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Paul Pindar, chairman of the provider of outsourced services to the government, Capita, has spent nearly £1m on shares in the group.

He bought 150,000 shares at 640p a time and now has about 1.7m shares or 0.3% of the company, which operates the Criminal Records Bureau and collects the TV licence among other activities.

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