Insiders at two US companies filed over $200 million in sales last week. The moves stand out for their scale and coordination.
At ROIV, Roivant Sciences, three insiders dumped a combined $154 million in shares between June 26–30. Independent Directors Dan Gold and Keith Manchester each sold over $50 million. Investment firm QVT Financial, which holds a board seat, mirrored their trades almost exactly. All three filed on the same day. Shares were sold at prices between $33.92 and $35.45.
The pattern is striking. Three separate insiders made near-identical trades at near-identical prices. This kind of coordinated selling often signals a pre-arranged plan to reduce exposure after a price run-up.
At TTAN, ServiceTitan, venture firm Bessemer Venture Partners filed $38 million in sales over just five days. Bessemer holds a 10% stake and a board seat. They sold at prices from $68.58 to $74.63. A director and the Chief Accounting Officer also sold smaller amounts recently.
On the buying side, H&M's founder Stefan Persson filed $61 million in purchases of HM B shares this week — a strong vote of confidence in the struggling fashion retailer.
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