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Tue, 15th Oct 2019 13:10
(Alliance News) - Zotefoams PLC said Tuesday Chair Steve Good bought shares worth GBP26,000 in the technical foam making firm in a transaction on Monday.
Good - chair since 2016 - acquired 7,500 shares in Zotefoams at 345.75 pence each. Shares in Zotefoams were 4.8% lower at 319.00 pence in London on Tuesday.
Following the transaction, Good held 30,047 shares in the firm.
By Ahren Lester; ahrenlester@alliancenews.com
Copyright 2019 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.
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