Anite non-exec buys for ISA

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Non-executive director David Hurst-Brown has acquired 74,445 shares in software company Anite for his ISA. This more than trebled his shareholding to 110,000 shares.

He will benefit from tax free dividends in his ISA, starting with the 0.3p a share interim on 19 February.

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