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DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Braveheart CEO sells; AJ Bell finance chief buys

Thu, 01st Apr 2021 13:46

(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News:

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Braveheart Investment Group PLC - makes strategic investments in companies it thinks will outperform - Chief Executive Officer Trevor Brown sells 2.2 million shares at 74.77p, worth GBP1.6 million, on Tuesday and Wednesday. Brown had sold 1.2 million shares at the start of March. He retains 5.4 million shares, a 14% stake.

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Polar Capital Holdings PLC - London-based investment manager - Non-Executive Director Brian Ashford-Russell sells 63,598 shares at 696 pence, worth GBP442,642, on Wednesday.

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AJ Bell PLC - Manchester-based investment platform - Finance Director Roger Stott and associate Julie Stott buy 100,000 shares at GBP4.24, worth GBP423,457, on Tuesday. Stott now interested in 198,358 shares.

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Phoenix Group Holdings PLC - London-based long-term savings and retirement products - Non-Executive Director Wendy Mayall buys 10,000 shares at GBP7.40, worth GBP74,000, on Wednesday.

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Pebble Group PLC - Manchester-based technology and services for promotional products industry - Non-Executive Director Yvonne Monaghan buys 20,000 shares at 139p, worth GBP27,800, on Wednesday. Now has 55,000 shares.

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Elementis PLC - London-based speciality chemicals - CEO Paul Waterman buys 20,000 shares at USD1.75, worth GBP35,000, on Wednesday.

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AG Barr PLC - Cumbernauld, Scotland-based soft drinks maker - Melanie Kemp, wife of Commercial Director Jonathan Kemp, buys 8,000 shares at GBP4.95, worth GBP39,600, on Wednesday.

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By Tom Waite; thomaslwaite@alliancenews.com

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