Directors deals: Synergy chief trims stake
A round-up of the biggest director buys today so far.
Synergy recently reported overall trading has been in line with expectations since March, with sales in the first quarter up by 9.7% from the same period last year at £72.6m.
Synergy, which specialises in sterilisation and decontamination services, has seen its share price rise from a low of 300p in April to just under 550p currently.
Value: £3,070,000
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Value: £676,957
Value: £96,553
Value: £26,950
Value: $22,500
Value: £21,250
Value: $19,610
Value: £421,169
Value: $299,760
Value: $299,760
Value: $299,760
Value: $299,760
Value: £287,500
Value: € 76,890
Value: € 74,555
Value: € 38,671
Value: € 19,119
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