Netcall Regulatory News (NET)

2 Jul 2007 07:01

Netcall PLC02 July 2007 Netcall plc ("Netcall" or "the Company") Director Shareholding Netcall plc (NET), a leading provider of call-back auto messaging and contactsolutions announces that on 29 June 2007, Henrik Bang, Chief Executive Officerof Netcall, purchased 55,000 ordinary shares of 5p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares"). The shares were bought at a price of 26p per Ordinary Share. Following this purchase, Mr Bang is interested in a total of 255,000 OrdinaryShares and holds options over 4,070,000 Ordinary Shares representingapproximately 6.5% of the Company's issued share capital of 66,050,937 OrdinaryShares. For further enquiries, please contact: Netcall plc Tel. +44 (0) 1480 495300Ron Elder, ChairmanHenrik Bang, CEO Evolution Securities Tel. +44 (0) 20 7071 4300Simon LeathersTim Redfern ICIS Limited Tel. +44 (0) 20 7651 8688Tom MoriartyLaura Cocker About Netcall Netcall is a U.K. company listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) ofthe London Stock Exchange. Based near Cambridge, Netcall develops and suppliesinnovative communication solutions to organisations of all sizes, including manyblue-chip companies with global contact centre operations. As the leadingspecialist in callback, auto-messaging and contact solutions, Netcall helpsorganisations globally to increase profits and productivity while improvingcustomer satisfaction and employee morale. Solutions are deployed either onsite or as hosted managed services usingNetcall's Intelligent Communications Platform (ICP). The company has more than adecade's experience owning and running a high-availability service platformco-located with international carriers. Netcall's customer list includes BT,BUPA, First Direct, Halifax, London Borough of Islington, Lloyds TSB, npower,Prudential, RBS (The Royal Bank of Scotland Group), Thames Water, UnitedUtilities and Vertex. Please visit www.netcall.com for more information. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange