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Brandon Hill Directors Increase Lansdowne Oil & Gas Interests (ALLISS)

Fri, 26th Oct 2018 09:19

LONDON (Alliance News) - Lansdowne Oil & Gas PLC on Friday said two investors, directors of a major shareholder, have increased their stakes in the company.

Neal Griffith and Oliver Stansfield now have 3.8% and 2.4% stakes in the company, Lansdowne said, though did not give their prior holding.

Both are directors of Brandon Hill Capital, with Stansfield being chief executive. Brandon Hill has a 14% interest in Lansdowne.

As a result, it continued, their combined interest is now just shy of 21%.

Shares were up 13% on Friday morning at 1.89 pence each.

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