Paul Jackson buys 25,000 shares in Vantis
Vantis’ chief executive Paul Jackson has purchased 25,000 shares in the
company, at 21.75p each.
The £5,400 deal takes his holding up to 13.5% of the total share capital.
The
firm
posted an interim loss this week of £10.7m, and its auditors issued
a going concern warning against the business.
Further reading:
Stanford
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Vantis
seeks CFO in board reshuffle
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