Director dealings: Hilton Food CEO snaps up shares.


Hilton Food Group revealed on Wednesday that chief executive Mark Allen had acquired 14,500 ordinary shares in the FTSE 250-listed food packaging business.

Source: Sharecast

Allen, who took over as CEO in July, purchased the shares on Tuesday at an average price of 682p each, for a total value of £98,890.

As of 1535 BST, Hilton Food shares were up 1.79% at 690.15p.

Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com

Top Director Buys

Hilton Food Group (HFG)
Director name: Allen,Mark
Amount purchased: 14,500 @ 682.00p
Value: £98,890.00

Staffline Group (STAF)
Director name: Spain,Thomas
Amount purchased: 96,846 @ 40.00p
Value: £38,738.40

Crimson Tide (TIDE)
Director name: Clarke,John
Amount purchased: 20,170 @ 98.00p
Value: £19,766.60

Renalytix (reg S) (RENX)
Director name: McCullough,James Renwick
Amount purchased: 250 @ $4.42
Value: $911.19

Renalytix (reg S) (RENX)
Director name: McCullough,James Renwick
Amount purchased: 250 @ $4.17
Value: $859.65

Top Director Sells

Grafton Group Ut (cdi) (GFTU)
Director name: Arnold,David
Amount sold: 10,000 @ 953.13p
Value: £95,313.00

Grafton Group Ut (cdi) (GFTU)
Director name: Arnold,David
Amount sold: 5,000 @ 953.44p
Value: £47,672.00

Staffline Group (STAF)
Director name: Spain,Thomas
Amount sold: 96,846 @ 40.00p
Value: £38,738.40


ISIN: GB00B1V9NW54
Exchange: London Stock Exchange
Sell:
708.00 p
Buy:
710.50 p
Change: 2.50 ( 0.35 %)
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