-- 根據週五提交給澳洲證券交易所的文件，南方十字黃金公司（ASX：SX2）表示，其部分董事行使了股票選擇權，收購了約780萬股公司股份，為南方十字黃金公司籌集了約550萬澳元資金。 文件顯示，此次行使後，這些董事合計持有約1,260萬股公司股份，占公司已發行股份總數的4.7%（未稀釋），這標誌著他們直接受益持股比例的大幅增加。 這些董事計劃將所持股份用於長期投資。 此外，與南方十字黃金公司股東達倫·莫科姆（Darren Morcombe）有關的Springtide Capital公司也以每股1.20澳元的價格行使了150萬份股票選擇權。 同時，該公司表示，莫科姆透過場內交易增持了950,618股，使其累計持股量增加約250萬股，達到3,140萬股。 南方十字星公司股價在上週五的交易中下跌了近4%。
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