Vmoto hits year-long low

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Vmoto shares have hit a 52-week low after one of its significant shareholders reduced their exposure to the Perth-based scooter retailer, just days after former boss Russell Goodman threatened to sell his stake after being dumped as executive chairman.

According to documents lodged with the ASX today, Melbourne-based Tony and Helen Gandel now hold a 6.44 per cent stake in Vmoto, reduced from 7.98 per cent, after a series of transactions that occurred from January 17 to 19.

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