By Iain Gilbert
Date: Tuesday 06 Aug 2024
LONDON (ShareCast) - (Sharecast News) - Steppe Cement revealed on Tuesday that chief executive Javier del Ser Perez had acquired 300,000 ordinary shares in the AIM-listed cement production and sale business.
Del Ser Perez, who took over as CEO in 1998, purchased the shares on Monday at an average price of 13.81p each, for a total value of £41,437.50.
Following the transaction, del Ser Perez holds a beneficial interest in 19.5m ordinary Steppe Cement shares, representing approximately 8.91% of the company's issued share capital.
As of 1625 BST, Steppe Cement shares were up 7.59% at 15.50p.
Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com
Top Director Buys
Steppe Cement Ltd (STCM)
Director name: del Ser Perez,Javier
Amount purchased: 300,000 @ 13.81p
Value: £41,437.50
Rs Group (RS1)
Director name: Sleath,David J R
Amount purchased: 3,255 @ 733.47p
Value: £23,874.56
Top Director Sells
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)
Director name: Brand,Martin
Amount sold: 60,566 @ 9,580.85p
Value: £5,802,737.74
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)
Director name: Brand,Martin
Amount sold: 15,146 @ 9,580.85p
Value: £1,451,115.57
Vodafone Group (VOD)
Director name: Valle,Margherita D.
Amount sold: 620,878 @ 69.06p
Value: £428,781.44
Bt Group (BT.A)
Director name: Lowth,Simon
Amount sold: 198,537 @ 134.00p
Value: £266,039.59
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Currency | UK Pounds |
Share Price | 16.00p |
Change Today | 0.50p |
% Change | 3.23 % |
52 Week High | 24.50 |
52 Week Low | 13.00 |
Volume | 74,531 |
Shares Issued | 219.00m |
Market Cap | £35.04m |
Beta | 0.77 |
RiskGrade | 216 |
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Latest | Previous | |
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Special | Interim | |
Ex-Div | 24-May-24 | 17-Nov-22 |
Paid | 06-Jun-24 | 02-Dec-22 |
Amount | 1.50p | 5.00p |
Time | Volume / Share Price |
17:05 | 8,000 @ 16.00p |
15:27 | 50,000 @ 16.40p |
16:23 | 6,952 @ 15.25p |
15:11 | 1,123 @ 15.20p |
15:09 | 1,000 @ 16.45p |
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