Earl sells Strategic Natural Resources stake
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.
Non-executive director Peter Earl has sold his entire shareholding in South African coal miner Strategic Natural Resources.
Earl has sold 4,435,000 shares in the AIM-quoted company at 11p each, which has raised £488,000.
This is the third in a series of stake disposals by Earl, which are described as relating to a family settlement. He has sold his stakes in South American power generator Rurelec and South Africa-focused power company IPSA, which intends to take coal from SNR for a new power station.
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Top Director Buys
All Leisure Group (ALLG) Director name: Mr Roger AllardAmount purchased: 708,221 @ 42.00p Value: £297,453
Witan Inv Trust (WTAN) Director name: Ms Catherine ClaydonAmount purchased: 11,536 @ 431.12p Value: £49,734
All Leisure Group (ALLG) Director name: Mr Rob BryantAmount purchased: 43,965 @ 42.00p Value: £18,465
Digital Marketing (DIGI) Director name: Mr Keith SadlerAmount purchased: 50,000 @ 26.00p Value: £13,000
All Leisure Group (ALLG) Director name: Mr Guy MarchantAmount purchased: 25,000 @ 42.00p Value: £10,500
Top Director Sells
Strategic Natural Resources (SNRP) Director name: Mr Peter Richard Stephen EarlAmount sold: 4,435,000 @ 11.00p Value: £487,850
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