Fresh filings show two notable open-market purchases reported on September 8.
The chairman of BURVA, Turkish industrial valve maker Burçelik Vana, bought shares worth $12.9 million on September 7. That is a meaningful discretionary buy from the top of the company. Board chairs spending that much of their own money is a strong conviction signal.
On the same filing date, JPMorgan Chase crossed the 5% ownership threshold in 902, Huaneng Power International, picking up shares worth $27 million on September 2. That is a passive institutional accumulation, not a C-suite bet, but the scale is notable.
Separately, Goldman Sachs (GS) made headlines with reports that its board is planning a CEO transition. John Waldron is reportedly lined up to take the top job by end of 2027 or 2028. David Solomon would move to Executive Chair. Leadership changes of this kind often precede shifts in insider buying patterns — worth watching closely.
Note: ORTEX's first-party SEC EDGAR tables were unavailable in this query environment. US open-market Form 4 trades could not be retrieved. The trades above are sourced from the vendor insider dataset covering non-US markets.
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