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Vislink - Two directors buy shares

July 2013

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Two directors have bought shares over the month. The finance director Ian Davies added 100,000 at 29.75p and chairman John Hawkins purchased 81,983 at 30.25p. Both were significant compared to the amounts held previously.A nice vote of confidence. Keep on buy list. ...

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