Marlin Global directors lift stakes via dividend reinvestment

Marlin Global Ltd. ( (NZ:MLN) ) has issued an update.

Directors of NZX-listed Marlin Global have increased their personal holdings in the company through participation in its dividend reinvestment plan, according to a series of ongoing disclosure notices filed with the exchange. Director Richard Andrew Coupe received 3,770 new ordinary shares, lifting his stake to 166,246 shares, while fellow director David Malcolm McClatchy acquired 503 shares, taking his holding to 22,179.

The additional shares were issued on 27 March at a reinvestment price of $0.8103 per share and were not executed during a closed trading period under the company’s securities dealing policy. The disclosures underscore continued director alignment with shareholders through direct equity ownership and reflect routine governance reporting obligations under New Zealand’s Financial Markets Conduct Act.

More about Marlin Global Ltd.

Marlin Global Limited is a New Zealand-listed investment company that offers shareholders exposure to a portfolio of international equities through its ordinary shares. The company targets global markets, providing investors with diversified access to offshore listed companies and using mechanisms such as a dividend reinvestment plan to support capital growth and income.

Average Trading Volume: 103,570

Technical Sentiment Signal: Hold

Current Market Cap: N$186.4M

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