Director dealings: Softcat director snaps up shares.

Softcat revealed on Tuesday that non-executive director Jacqui Ferguson had acquired 3,038 ordinary shares in the FTSE 250-listed IT infrastructure provider.

Softcat
21 January 2025 16:30:30

Source: Sharecast

Ferguson, who joined Softcat in January 2024, purchased the shares at an average price of 1,470.00p each, for a total value of £44,658.60.

As of 1630 GMT, Softcat shares were up 1.22% at 1,494.0p.

Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com

Top Director Buys

Softcat (SCT)
Director name: Ferguson,Jacqui
Amount purchased: 3,038 @ 1,470.00p
Value: £44,658.60

Lindsell Train Inv Trust (LTI)
Director name: Lindsell,Michael
Amount purchased: 50 @ 82,240.00p
Value: £41,120.00

Lindsell Train Inv Trust (LTI)
Director name: Lindsell,Michael
Amount purchased: 50 @ 80,872.00p
Value: £40,436.00

Bytes Technology Group (BYIT)
Director name: Paterson,Ross
Amount purchased: 4,680 @ 426.96p
Value: £19,981.73

Bytes Technology Group (BYIT)
Director name: Paterson,Ross
Amount purchased: 2,800 @ 426.96p
Value: £11,954.88

Marshalls (MSLH)
Director name: Lockwood,Justin
Amount purchased: 5,000 @ 232.00p
Value: £11,600.00

Top Director Sells

Tatton Asset Management (TAM)
Director name: Edwards,Paul
Amount sold: 5,000 @ 680.00p
Value: £34,000.00

FTSE 250 ( MCX )

ISIN: N/A

Exchange: London Stock Exchange

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