Werner Spinner, a non-executive director at the stem cell bank group Cryo-Save, has topped up his stake in the company, taking about £20,000 worth of shares.
Spinner, who served for 30 years with the German drug giant Bayer, took 25,000 shares at 77.2p a time.
He now has 284,868 shares or about 0.6% of Cryo-Save.
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Cryo-Save, which has its headquarters in the Netherlands and stores more than 100,000 adult stem cells in storage facilities in Belgium, Germany and Dubai, last month reported a fall in full-year profits due to higher operating expenses, but said it was well positioned to capitalise on its international position.
Revenue was up 67% to €29.5m in the year ended 31 December, while pre-tax profit fell to €2.86m compared with €4.51m last time as operating expenses rose to €17.9m from €7.13m previously.
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