DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Amazing AI raises equity, plans to buy bitcoin
The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced on Monday and Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Marks & Spencer Group PLC - London-based retailer - Operations Director Sacha Berendji sells 300,000 shares at £3.63, worth £1.1 million, on Friday last week.
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Partners Group Private Equity Ltd - Guernsey-domiciled private equity investor managed by Partners Group Holding AG - Director Peter McKellar buys 13,000 shares at €9.70, worth €126,100, on Friday.
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Georgia Capital PLC - Tbilisi-based investor in domestic business in Georgia - Non-Executive Director Neil Janin buys 6,000 shares at £17.99, worth £107,940, on Monday. He bought 5,000 shares in May.
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Insig AI PLC - London-based data science and machine learning - Chief Executive Officer Richard Bernstein subscribes for 500,000 shares at 20.0p, raising £100,000 for the company on Monday. The subscription is part of a equity funding facility worth £350,000 in total that Bernstein has signed with Insig AI. He now has 24.6 million shares, a 20.4% stake.
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Amazing AI PLC - London-based online consumer loans and AI finance related services - Raises £122,849 for working capital from a subscription by directors and other shareholders to 24.6 million new shares at £0.005. CEO Paul Mathieson takes nearly a third of these, 7.4 million shares, to maintain his stake in the company at 29.99%. Amazing AI separately says it has put in place a bitcoin treasury policy, saying it believes the crypto currency is a hedge against inflation and geopolitical events and is a means to preserve value of time. Amazing AI says it will allocate capital generated from business operations and future fundraisings to both cash and bitcoin. The move adds to a string of London-listed companies, including Sundae Bar PLC and Smarter Web Co PLC, following US peers in adopting a bitcoin treasury policy.
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