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Eros - Directors buy 1 million shares

April 2009

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Triggering a sharp rally in the shares from their low was news that Beech Investments, a company owned by discretionary family trusts of three Eros directors, Kishore Lulla, Sunil Lulla and Vijay Ahuja, had bought 1 million shares at 63p to lift their stake to 79.87m or 69.3% of the equity. In addition, another trust linked to directors holds 1.78m shares or 1.5%. Buy.* The writer has a holding ...

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James Fisher

RCG Holdings

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