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Director dealings: Molten Ventures CEO raises stake

(Sharecast News) - Molten Ventures revealed on Thursday that chief executive Ben Wilkinson had acquired a total of 14,686 ordinary shares in the London-listed venture capital firm. Wilkinson, who purchased the stock across three separate transactions, snapped up the shares at an average price of 347.7p each, for a total value of £51,059.

As of 1530 BST, Molten shares were up 4.37% at 367.40p.

Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com

Top Director Buys

Molten Ventures (GROW) Director name: Wilkinson,Benjamin David Amount purchased: 7,197 @ 347.64p Value: £25,019.65

Molten Ventures (GROW) Director name: Wilkinson,Benjamin David Amount purchased: 4,288 @ 347.69p Value: £14,908.95

Molten Ventures (GROW) Director name: Wilkinson,Benjamin David Amount purchased: 3,201 @ 347.71p Value: £11,130.20

Top Director Sells

Frontier Developments (FDEV) Director name: Braben ,David John Amount sold: 15,635 @ 408.00p Value: £63,790.80

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