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    Britvic Executives Increase Shareholdings Through SIP

    August 20, 2024


    Britvic (GB:BVIC) has released an update.

    Britvic plc has announced that two of its executive directors participated in the Share Incentive Plan (SIP), purchasing shares at a price of 1,270.00 pence each and were granted an equivalent number of matching shares at no cost. Following these transactions, the directors’ total shareholdings in the company are 453,211 shares for Simon Litherland, CEO, representing 0.18% of the issued share capital, and 13,416 shares for CFO Rebecca Napier. The shares were acquired on the London Stock Exchange as part of the company’s commitment to employee share ownership.

    For further insights into GB:BVIC stock, check out TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page.



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