Family-linked holding firm Hallgain Management filed yesterday to reveal it offloaded over $326 million in Kingboard Holdings shares across three days. The Hong Kong-listed electronics maker saw its controlling family shed nearly 26 million shares between July 2 and July 6. That scale of selling from a family holding entity is a rare and striking signal.
Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki filed a $4.7M share sale on July 7. The sale covered 225,000 shares traded on July 3. C-suite executives selling at this size draws attention, especially as Sony navigates its gaming and entertainment pivot.
On the buying side, Zhu Jiangming — Founder and Chairman/CEO of EV maker Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology — filed $11.6M in purchases across two separate dates in late June. He bought nearly 2.6 million shares in total. That is a strong vote of confidence from the top executive of a Chinese EV challenger competing against BYD and Li Auto.
In biotech, major shareholder Richard Griffiths filed a $9.1M sale in Silence Therapeutics, the RNA-focused therapy firm listed on Nasdaq. The trade covered 865,000 shares at around $10.50 each.
The dominant theme this week: insiders are selling at the top of the market while one EV founder bets big on his own company.
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