

Australian rich lister and chair and founder of S&PASX 300 Index (ASX: XKO) packaging company Pact Group Holdings Ltd (ASX: PGH) Raphael Geminder has been on a spending spree this month. The billionaire has forked out more than $9.3 million to indirectly buy additional shares in the company on the market.
Assumably, Geminder has been taking advantage of recent weakness in the Pact Group share price.
The ASX 300 and All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) constituent has dumped nearly 25% of its value since this time last month. The Pact Group share price last traded at $1.65.
For context, the ASX 300 and the All Ords have each dropped close to 3% in that time.
Letâs take a closer look at the ASX 300 insiderâs latest purchases and the companyâs sharesâ recent suffering.
ASX 300 insider forks out $9m on company’s shares
Geminder is seemingly confident in the future of the Pact Group share price, indirectly investing an additional $9.3 million to buy an extra 5.7 million of the companyâs shares.
That represents an average price of around $1.64 for each share bought across six transactions.
Indeed, the parcel of shares attributed to the billionaire grew every trading day between 6 September and 13 September, according to ASX disclosures.
Germinder-led investment firm Kin Group was behind the buying.
Germinder, who is reported to have a net wealth of $1.45 billion â placing him at number 92 on the Australia Financial Reviewâs 2022 Rich List â now backs approximately 166.67 million shares in the ASX 300 company, representing a 48% stake.
The buying spree comes after the Pact Group share price plummeted on the back of the companyâs full-year earnings.
The ASX 300 companyâs share price plunged 9% after it revealed its after-tax profits had tumbled 25% to $70 million in financial year 2022.
It also took a knife to its annual dividend payout, slashing it 55% to 5 cents per share.
The post Guess which rich lister has loaded up on $9m of their ASX 300 companyâs shares this month appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.
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