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Restore plc announced that Chief Executive Officer Charles Skinner purchased 11,001 ordinary shares at 272.69 pence per share on December 18, 2025, increasing his beneficial interest to 1,701,461 ordinary shares. This transaction, executed on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market, represents a significant personal investment by the CEO in the company.

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Restore plc (AIM:RST), the UK's leading provider of secure and sustainable business services for data, information, communications, and assets, announces that it has been notified that on 18 December 2025 Charles Skinner, Chief Executive Officer, purchased 11,001 ordinary shares of 5 pence each in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 272.69 pence per share. Following this transaction Charles holds a beneficial interest in a total of 1,701,461 Ordinary Shares.

1Details of the person discharging managerial responsibilities / person closely associated
a)NameCharles Skinner
2Reason for the notification
a)Position/statusChief Executive Officer
b)Initial notification /AmendmentInitial notification
a)NameRestore plc
b)LEI213800CE3EOGYML9AY08
a)Description of the financial instrument, type of instrumentOrdinary shares of 5 pence each
Identification codeGB00B5NR1S72
b)Nature of the transactionPurchase of ordinary shares of 5 pence each
c)Price(s) and volume(s)
Price(s) (p)Volume(s)
272.6911,001
d)Aggregated information
- Aggregated volumeAs above - one transaction
- Price
- Total
e)Date of the transaction18 December 2025
f)Place of the transactionXLON - LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE - AIM

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