Savannah Energy corrects director share dealing disclosure on London Stock Exchange
Savannah Energy has amended a director dealing notification after an earlier filing misstated both the nature and timing of a transaction in its ordinary shares. The correction relates to Non-Executive Director Sarah Clark and clarifies that the trade was a purchase, not a sale, on 23 October 2025.
Highlights
- On 6 November 2026, Savannah Energy incorrectly reported Sarah Clark's share dealing as a sale with the wrong date in its LSE disclosure.
- The corrected filing shows Non-Executive Director Sarah Clark purchased 7,143 ordinary shares at 7.0 pence each on 23 October 2025 on AIM.
- The amendment updates a Market Abuse Regulation Article 19 disclosure, reinforcing Savannah Energy's governance transparency and regulatory compliance.
Corrected filing details
As reported by London Stock Exchange, Savannah Energy said a notification published on 6 November 2026 incorrectly described Sarah Clark’s share transaction as a sale and gave the wrong transaction date.The revised notice identifies Clark, a Non-Executive Director, as having purchased 7,143 existing ordinary shares in the company at 7.0 pence each. The transaction took place on 23 October 2025 on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market.
The company said the amendment updates the disclosure made under Article 19 of the Market Abuse Regulation, which covers dealings by directors, persons discharging managerial responsibilities, and their close associates.
Governance and market disclosure implications
Accurate reporting of insider transactions is closely watched by investors because it helps the market assess management alignment and compliance with disclosure rules. Corrections of this kind do not alter Savannah Energy’s operating business, but they do matter for governance transparency and regulatory recordkeeping.The corrected filing also restates the instrument as ordinary shares of £0.001 each, under identification code GB00BP41S218. Savannah Energy describes itself as a British independent energy company focused on the delivery of Projects that Matter.
In a previous article, we explained how a Bodycote Form 8.5 filing was published on the London Stock Exchange to support market transparency.
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