The CEO of Swedish biometrics company Fingerprint Cards has purchased 19,750 shares in the biometrics firm, according to an update of the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority's (FSA) insider registry.The shares were bought for 1 million Swedish crowns ($112,895), noted the authority.Last week, FPC reported lower than expected earnings.The biometrics company, which also last week announced the purchase of iris recognition solutions firm Delta ID for $106mn, said it expected first-quarter revenues to be “materially weaker” than a year ago because of an inventory build-up in the supply chain, a component shortage affecting its customers and growing competition. FPC repeated its 2017 full-year revenue guidance of between 7.5 to 9.5 billion crowns – analysts had on average expected 2017 revenue of 7.9 billion crowns.
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