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Insiders Cash Out Across Tech and Energy

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Silver Lake, the private equity giant, filed this month to show it sold $228 million worth of DELL shares. The sales ran from June 26 through July 9. Silver Lake holds a board seat at Dell and remains a 10% owner. The filings landed July 13.

Over at PBF Energy, billionaire Carlos Slim Helu has been selling steadily. His total disposals topped $130 million across multiple transactions filed between late June and July 24. The sales span roughly four weeks, signaling a deliberate exit from the oil refiner.

Software company TTAN — ServiceTitan — saw venture backer Bessemer Venture Partners dump $117 million in shares. The fund filed its latest sales on July 20. Bessemer holds a board seat, making the scale of selling notable.

Lenovo's CEO Yuan Qing Yang filed on July 13. He sold $126 million of Lenovo stock on July 9. That is a single-day trade by the chairman and chief executive — a clear signal worth watching.

On the buy side, Kuaishou Technology attracted $452 million in purchases from JPMorgan across two tranches filed in July. That is a large institutional accumulation in the Chinese short-video platform.

Fire-retardant specialist PRM saw hedge fund Windacre Partnership sell $196 million in shares, filed June 30. The fund is both a 10% owner and board member — a concentrated exit at scale.

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