According to insider trading reports published by the Ontario Securities Commission, two executives of Northfield Minerals (NFM-T) allowed several of their options in that company to expire in June.
Jorge Estepa, officer, let expire 75,000 options that could have been exchanged for shares at $1 each, to hold 695,000, and Thomas Larsen, director, let expire 257,000 options at unspecified prices, to hold 1.24 million. The latter also bought 3,000 shares at US26 cents per share and sold 120,400 shares at US28-31 cents; he now holds 333,647 shares.
Other recent transactions reported by the OSC include the following: * Afriore (AFO-V) — Harvey White, director, bought 115,100 shares at 90 cents-$1.05 and sold 112,000 shares at 82 cents-$1.12 to hold 440,863 shares.
* Golden Goose Resources (GGR-T) — Irwin Miller, director, sold 80,000 shares at 19-20 cents to hold 1.05 million shares.
* Inmet Mining (IMN-T) — The Ontario Teacher’s Pension Plan, owner of more than 10% of the company, bought 500,000 shares indirectly at $2.50 and sold 29,800 shares indirectly at $2.19-3.20 to hold 5.55 million shares indirectly.
* Manhattan Minerals (MAN-T) — Brian Lock, director, bought 12,200 shares directly at $2.70, 27,000 shares indirectly at $3.50-6.25, and indirectly sold 24,200 shares at $2.70-6.55 to hold 53,500 shares directly and 83,600 shares indirectly; and Peter Tegart, director, sold 30,000 shares at $5.84-6.36 and exercised 30,000 options at $1.85 to hold 414,550 shares and 120,000 options.
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