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XPS Insider Trading

Insider Ownership Percentage: N/A
Insider Buying (Last 12 Months): GBX 0
Insider Selling (Last 12 Months): £9,400

XPS Pensions Group Insider Trading History Chart

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XPS Pensions Group Share Price & Price History

Current Price: GBX 142.50
Price Change: ▼ Price Decrease of -1.5 (-1.04%)
As of 12/9/2022 01:00 AM ET

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XPS Pensions Group Insider Trading History

Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionShares Held After TransactionDetails
10/12/2022Ben BramhallInsiderSell7,520GBX 125£9,400
7/30/2021Paul CuffInsiderSell21,678GBX 1£216.78
7/27/2021Ben BramhallInsiderSell24,256GBX 139£33,715.84
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"We need batteries. Literally everywhere."
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Pretty much every technological megatrend today requires batteries. That includes EVs... 5G... AI... charging stations... and smart energy storage systems. Find out why the U.S. just added graphite to a list of super-critical minerals, calling it "essential for America's National Defense."
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SEC Filings (Institutional Ownership Changes) for XPS Pensions Group (LON:XPS)

XPS Pensions Group logo
XPS Pensions Group plc, together with its subsidiaries, provides employee benefit consultancy and related business services in the United Kingdom. The company offers advisory services to pension schemes and corporate sponsors; independent investment advisory services; DB and DC master trust schemes; and self-invested personal pension (SIPP) and SSAS pension services. It also provides administer services, such as scheme administration, outsourcing and member communication, scam identification and protection, payroll, pension scheme accounting, de-risking projects, technical consultancy, GMP equalization, data audits and cleansing, trustee secretarial, and pension management services. The company was formerly known as Xafinity Plc and changed its name to XPS Pensions Group Plc in May 2018. XPS Pensions Group plc was incorporated in 2012 and is headquartered in Reading, the United Kingdom.
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Today's Range

Now: GBX 142.50
Low: 140
High: 142.50

50 Day Range

MA: GBX 129.56
Low: 117.50
High: 146

52 Week Range

Now: GBX 142.50
Low: 114.50
High: 154

Volume

660,327 shs

Average Volume

287,285 shs

Market Capitalization

£295.61 million

P/E Ratio

2,035.71

Dividend Yield

5.21%

Beta

N/A

Who are the company insiders with the largest holdings of XPS Pensions Group?

XPS Pensions Group's top insider shareholders include:
  1. Ben Bramhall (Insider)
  2. Paul Cuff (Insider)
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The Critical Minerals Race: U.S. v China
From Investing Trends   |   Ad
The U.S. is dangerously lacking in critical minerals such as cobalt, lithium, and rare earths needed to maintain our national security. China is aggressively locking up mines and production. But the U.S. is about to strike back with a forceful plan of action to increase domestic production.
See how investors could can take advantage