Polymer Logistics non-exec takes delivery of shares
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Uwe Wascher, a non-executive director at Polymer Logistics, which makes plastic boxes used to transport goods to shops, has upped his stake in the firm with the purchase of £325,000 worth of shares.
He bought 1m shares in the firm, which began in the Netherlands but has most of its operations in the UK, at 32.5p a time.
This lifts his stake to 3.44m shares, which is about 4.42% of the company.
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The company's shares are down more than 60% over the year, largely due to the effects of the global economic downturn and high raw material prices.
Top Director Buys
Value: £325,000
Value: $131,200
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Value: £10,075
Top Director Sells
Value: £76,102
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