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IN BRIEF: Experian director associate buys shares worth GBP150,000
Experian PLC - Dublin-based provider of consumer credit score checking, fraud detection and credit application processing services - Person closely associated with non-executive Director Eduardo Vassimon buys 5,650 shares at GBP26.73 each, worth around GBP151,036.93 in total.
Current share price: 2,589.00 pence
12-month change: down 31%
By Holly Munks, Alliance News reporter
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