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Thu, 19th May 2022 10:05
(Alliance News) - Future PLC on Thursday said Max Thorne, an associate of Chief Executive Zillah Byng-Thorne, bought nearly GBP100,000 worth of shares in the Bath-based magazine publisher.
Thorne purchased 5,128 shares at 19.13 pence each in a single transaction on Wednesday for GBP99,123.
Future was trading 1.3% lower in London on Thursday morning at 1,909.25p.
By Sophie Rose; sophierose@alliancenews.com
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