Bulgarian Land boss ups stake
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.
Christo Iliev, the chief executive of Bulgarian Land Development, has upped his stake in the AIM listed Bulgarian residential and commercial development firm, spending more than £300,000.
AG Capital Management, a company controlled by Iliev, has bought a total of 1.16m shares at an average price of 26p per share, spending £302,507 in total.
Iliev now owns 10.03m shares or 25.09% of the total issued share capital of the company.
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Top Director Buys
Value: £2,034,419
Value: £2,034,419
Value: £302,507
Value: £246,503
Value: £210,000
Value: £99,305
Value: £98,503
Value: £94,000
Value: £42,161
Value: £40,800
Top Director Sells
Value: £164,915
Value: £72,650
Value: £36,312
Value: £33,005
Value: £20,962
Value: £16,769
Value: £16,226
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