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The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced this week and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- Wheaton Precious Metals Corp - Vancouver-based investor in precious metals mining through royalty and streaming deals - Chair George Brack sells 15,000 shares at C$120.32 and C$122.36, worth C$1.8 million, about £977,825, on Thursday last week and Monday this week. ---------- Vietnam Enterprise Investments Ltd - invests in listed equities in Vietnam - Non-Executive Director Edphawin Jetjirawat buys 30,000 shares at £6.10, worth £183,000, on Wednesday. The purchase represents his only holding, having joined the board on March 1. ---------- Social Housing REIT PLC - real estate investment trust investing in specialised supported housing in the UK - Ben Green, a principal of the trust’s investment manager Atrato Partners Ltd, buys 210,497 shares at £0.71, worth £149,242, on Monday. Green now is interested in 1.8 million shares, a 0.5% stake. ---------- World Chess PLC - London-based chess promoter and tournament organiser - Ilya Merenzon, chief executive officer and majority shareholder, sells 3.7 million shares at £0.03, worth £109,890, on Thursday last week. Merenzon had subscribed for 24.4 million new shares from the company earlier in the week. Merenzon now has 397.4 million shares, a 51.9% stake. ---------- Serica Energy PLC - North Sea-focused oil and gas producer - Chief Financial Officer Martin Copeland buys 45,000 shares at £1.61, worth £72,630, on Thursday. Copeland now has 107,500 shares. ---------- Kodal Minerals PLC - West Africa-focused mineral explorer and developer - CEO Bernard Aylward and Chair Robert Woolridge buy 26.0 million shares in total, as Operations Director Steven Zaninovich sells the same number, all at 0.25p on Thursday. Aylward now has 341.4 million shares, a 1.7% stake, while Woolridge 192.2 million and Zaninovich has 41.1 million. Kodal says Zaninovich sold to cover the cost of an exercise of warrants. On Monday, Kodal had said it signed an off-take agreement for the spodumene concentrate produced at its flagship Bougouni lithium project in southern Mali. Under the agreement, Hainan Mining Co Ltd will be the exclusive buyer of 100% of production of the dense media separation processing plant at Bougouni for four years. ---------- Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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