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DIRECTOR DEALINGS - Primary Health Properties Executive And Wife Acquire Shares

Tue, 10th Sep 2013 15:28

LONDON (Alliance News) - Primary Health Properties PLC said Tuesday that Director Harry Hyman and his wife had acquired 58 shares in a monthly investment account at 339 pence last Wednesday.

Following the transaction Hyman holds a 4.18% interest in the company.

The real estate investment trust's shares were trading up 1.50 pence at 338.50 pence Tuesday afternoon.

By Hana Stewart-Smith; hanassmith@alliancenews.com; @hanassallnews

Copyright 2013 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

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