Insider filings from the past week reveal sharp moves at several companies. The patterns cut both ways — bold buying in Sweden contrasts with heavy selling in the US and Hong Kong.
Stefan Persson, close relative of the founder of H&M, filed purchases of $110.8 million worth of shares last week. The trades spanned June 25–29, totalling 6.5 million shares at around SEK 165 each. This is a strong signal of confidence from the controlling family as H&M faces ongoing pressure from fast-fashion rivals.
Three insiders at Roivant Sciences — two independent directors and hedge fund QVT Financial — each filed identical sell transactions on June 30. Combined, they disclosed over $120 million in sales across several trades late in June. The coordinated timing stands out. All three sold at prices between $33.92 and $35.45 per share.
Windacre Partnership, a 10% owner and board member of Perimeter Solutions, filed in sales across seven transactions. The trades were executed June 26–30 at prices from $33.00 to $36.22. The scale and speed of the exit is notable for a company with a market cap in the low billions.
Capital Group filed a $809.7 million disposal in Evolution AB, the Swedish gaming tech firm, on June 24. The sale covered over 11 million shares at SEK 699. Capital Group remains a major institutional holder but this is among the largest single insider filings in recent weeks globally.
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