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Director dealings: Focusrite chairman designate snaps up shares

(Sharecast News) - Focusrite revealed on Tuesday that chairman designate Ian Barkshire had acquired 87,280 ordinary shares in the AIM-listed audio products group. Barkshire, who will take over from Philip Dudderidge in July, purchased the shares on Monday at an average price of 200p each, for a total price of £174,560.

As of 1530 BST, Focusrite shares were up 11.95% at 223.90p.

Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com

Top Director Buys

Focusrite (TUNE) Director name: Barkshire,Ian Amount purchased: 87,280 @ 200.00p Value:£174,560.00

Iofina (IOF) Director name: Hughes,Tim Amount purchased: 20,003 @ 50.00p Value: £10,001.50

Top Director Sells

Accesso Technology Group (ACSO) Director name: Boyle ,Matthew Amount sold: 1,812 @ 319.42p Value: £5,787.82

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