Report: OnTheMarket and Countrywide shares at downward turn

November 6, 2019
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Shares for property portal giant OnTheMarket, ended at the same original price of 71.5p, an all-time low for the company.

OnTheMarket's shares were first issued for trading on the stock market in February 2018 at 165p.

Most recently, a further tranche of just over one million shares are being issued, as reported, for agent members who sign new listing agreements.

Separately, there were unusually high volumes of trading in Countrywide shares.

There was also a flurry of heavy trading suggesting that there were some keen buyers of the stock.

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