A wave of high-value insider selling hit markets this week, with C-suite executives and major shareholders filing significant disposals across multiple sectors.
Applied Materials CEO leads US sales. Gary Dickerson, President and CEO of AMAT, filed $35M in stock sales last week. He offloaded 50,332 shares at around $700 each on June 29. A further $14.7M sale followed the next day. Combined, Dickerson shed roughly $50M in shares in two days.
Billionaire trims energy bet. Carlos Slim Helú, 10% shareholder of PBF, filed more than $74M in sales between late June and July 10. He sold across at least four separate transactions, ranging from 200,000 to 380,000 shares per filing.
Lenovo CEO files major disposal. Yang Yuan Qing, Chairman and CEO of Lenovo, filed a $125.8M sale on July 13. He sold 41 million shares at HK$24.04. JPMorgan also filed a $150M reduction in its Lenovo stake the prior week.
Kingboard faces sustained selling. Family holding company HALLGAIN filed over $1B in cumulative Kingboard Holdings sales across 15 trades in the last two weeks alone.
On the buying side, Bessemer Venture Partners' rival sales of ServiceTitan exceeded $78M, while H&M's founding family filed $172M in purchases of H&M shares, signalling confidence in the fashion retailer.
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