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Director dealings: Roadside Real Estate CEO makes share purchase

(Sharecast News) - Roadside Real Estate revealed on Friday that Tarncourt Capital, an entity controlled by chief executive Charles Disckson, had acquired 19.76m ordinary shares in the AIM-listed energy forecourt real estate business. Dickson, who joined the board of Roadside Real Estate in January 2020, purchased the shares on Thursday at an average price of 57.50p each, for a total value of £11.36m.

As of 1540 BST, Roadside Real Estate shares were down 0.88% at 56.50p.

Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com

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Roadside Real Estate (ROAD) Director name: Dickson,Charles Edward Amount purchased: 19,766,666 @ 57.50p Value: £11,365,832.71

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Procook Group (PROC) Director name: O'Neill,Daniel Amount sold: 27,348,120 @ 51.50p Value: £14,084,281.41

Trekor Metals Limited Npv (di) (TKO) Director name: McDonald,Stuart Amount sold: 200,000 @ $12.02 Value: $1,422,232.79

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