Kingspan's finance director Dermot Mulvihill raised €400,000 following the sale of 50,000 shares in the Irish building firm
Mulvihill disposed the shares at €7.05 each to leave him with 762,961 shares, which represents 0.46% of the group.
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Low & Bonar (LWB) Director name: Mr Martin FlowerAmount purchased: 125,000 @ 34.00p Value: £42,500
Byotrol (BYOT) Director name: Dr Gary MillarAmount purchased: 250,000 @ 17.00p Value: £42,500
Nighthawk Energy (HAWK) Director name: Mr Stuart EatonAmount purchased: 100,000 @ 24.73p Value: £24,730
Nighthawk Energy (HAWK) Director name: Mr Joe O'FarrellAmount purchased: 100,000 @ 24.60p Value: £24,600
Nighthawk Energy (HAWK) Director name: Mr David BramhillAmount purchased: 50,000 @ 24.60p Value: £12,300
Nighthawk Energy (HAWK) Director name: Mr Michael B ThomsenAmount purchased: 50,000 @ 24.60p Value: £12,300
Progressive Digital Media Group (PRO) Director name: Mr Bernard A CraggAmount purchased: 100,000 @ 11.50p Value: £11,500
Top Director Sells
Kingspan Group (KGP) Director name: Mr Dermot MulvihillAmount sold: 50,000 @ € 7.99 Value: € 399,340
BAE Systems (BA.) Director name: Mr Ian KingAmount sold: 84,866 @ 370.00p Value: £314,004
Byotrol (BYOT) Director name: Mr Stephen Brain FalderAmount sold: 200,000 @ 17.00p Value: £34,000
Regency Mines (RGM) Director name: Mr Andrew BellAmount sold: 1,000,000 @ 1.75p Value: £17,500
BAE Systems (BA.) Director name: Mr Bob Murphy Amount sold: 4,636 @ 370.24p Value: £17,164
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