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Kenneth Bryan Dart, the main shareholder of EVO, filed in late August that he bought over 10 million shares in the Swedish gaming infrastructure company across two days in late July. The total outlay was $716 million. Dart paid roughly $71 per share on average. That is one of the largest disclosed insider purchases in the European market this year.
Across the Atlantic, Bill Gates filed a series of purchases in RSG through late August and into early September. He accumulated over 4.2 million shares across 65 separate transactions, spending roughly $927 million in total. Gates is already the dominant outside shareholder in Republic Services. The steady accumulation points to continued conviction in the waste management sector. ORTEX data on Medicare Advantage, which hit 51.1% penetration in June 2026, a series high, adds backdrop context for defensive infrastructure demand.
At NVDA, independent director Mark A. Stevens filed in early September that he sold nearly 1.85 million shares between 31 August and 2 September, raising around $411 million. Seven separate transactions were recorded. Stevens holds an independent director seat, so these sales carry weight, though the filings do not indicate whether a 10b5-1 plan was in place.
These three trades dominate the recent insider tape. The Dart and Gates purchases represent discretionary, concentrated bets. The Stevens sales at Nvidia warrant watching given the scale.
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