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IQGeo Group revealed on Monday that Kestrel Partners, of which non-executive director Max Royde is a partner, had acquired 25,000 ordinary shares in the AIM-listed software firm.
888 Holdings revealed on Friday that chairman Jon Mendelsohn had acquired 24,000 ordinary shares in the FTSE 250-listed online betting and gaming company.
Midwich Group revealed on Thursday that managing director Stephen Fenby had disposed of 2. 0m ordinary shares in the AIM-listed audio-visual distributor.
Big Yellow Group revealed on Thursday that chairman Nicholas Vetch's wife Catherine had disposed of 240,000 ordinary shares in the FTSE 250-listed self-storage units provider.
Big Yellow Group revealed on Tuesday that chairman Nicholas Vetch's spouse Catherine had disposed of 109,454 ordinary shares in the FTSE 250-listed self-storage facilities operator.
Kainos Group revealed that director Richard McCann's partner Kerry had offloaded 50,000 ordinary shares in the FTSE 250-listed digital technology firm.
Smith & Nephew revealed on Tuesday that chairman Roberto Quarta had acquired 4,149 ordinary shares in the FTSE 100-listed medical equipment manufacturing company.
