Feedback PLC
21 August 2003
Feedback plc ('the Company')
The Board was informed today that Mrs Helen Fay Westcott, wife of Professor John
Hugh Westcott, a non-executive Director of the Company, transferred 463,000
ordinary shares of Feedback plc representing 3.88% of the Company's current
issued ordinary share capital to a family trust on 13 August 2003.
Following this transfer Professor Westcott has a beneficial interest in 1,263
ordinary shares of Feedback plc, representing approximately 0.01% of the
Company's issued ordinary share capital. Professor Westcott remains
non-beneficially interested in 2,490,136 ordinary shares representing 20.87% of
the current issued ordinary share capital in his capacity as trustee of the
Blackman Will Settlement.
Following the transfer Mr David Harding, non-executive Chairman of the Company,
has the following non-beneficial interests in the Company's ordinary shares:
Number of ordinary shares Percentage of issued
ordinary share
Capital
Westcott Family Trust 2,191,909 18.38%
Blackman Will Settlement 2,490,136 20.87%
Total 4,682,045 39.25%
21 August 2003
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