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Uber President and COO Andrew MacDonald filed to disclose a combined $5.3 million open-market purchase of Uber shares on September 4, with the filings reported on September 8. MacDonald bought 70,000 shares across two transactions at roughly $75.60 apiece. It was a discretionary move with no 10b5-1 plan attached, making it one of the cleaner bullish signals from a C-suite executive seen in recent filings. Uber carries a market cap of $141 billion, with short interest at just 2.3% of free float.
The most active name in global institutional filings was Kingdee International Software Group (268 HK). BlackRock disclosed a $137 million sale on September 2, filed September 7. JPMorgan filed a further $85 million sale in the same stock a day later. Both institutions are 5% owners, making each move a required regulatory disclosure. The two sold nearly $223 million in Kingdee shares within days of each other. Stakes at this threshold are as-last-disclosed and may not reflect current positions.
JPMorgan simultaneously filed a $71 million sale in Sunny Optical (2382 HK), also on September 2, while buying $27 million worth of Chinese power company Huaneng Power.
In Turkish markets, BURVA chairman Umit Gumus filed a $12.9 million purchase on September 7, the same day an asset manager disclosed a $13.6 million sale in the same stock. The opposing moves in one session signal a contested view on the name.
Korean appliance firm Coway saw main shareholder Netmarble file four separate purchases between September 3 and September 8, totalling roughly $7.7 million, a pattern of steady accumulation over a short window.
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