Edited by Peter Hillerberg1 min readStories are generated from ORTEX data and reviewed by the ORTEX team. How we publish
The most eye-catching insider move filed in early September came from South Korea. Kim Byeong-Soo, CEO of A108490 ROBOTIS, filed on September 8 that he sold 366,525 shares on the same day, raising roughly $75m. That is a discretionary open-market sale at the top of his holdings, which makes it a stronger signal than a scheduled plan.
In Japan, 7966 LINTEC Corporation saw Nippon Paper Industries, a board-represented major shareholder, file a disposal of 12.4 million shares worth $397m on September 8. The trade date was September 1. Wikipedia views for LINTEC were running 10 standard deviations above their own history as of late September, per ORTEX Alt Data, suggesting a spike in retail attention around the time of this large exit.
In Hong Kong, JPMorgan filed reductions across three Chinese names on September 8. It trimmed 268 Kingdee International Software by $85m, 2382 Sunny Optical by $71m, and Shenzhou International by $20m, all on trades dated September 2. BlackRock also cut Kingdee by $137m. These are custodial or passive rebalancing moves, not management conviction.
On the buying side, 2331 Li Ning's controlling vehicle, Viva China Holdings, bought $64m worth of shares across two days in early September, a credible inside bet from a holder that sits on the board.
On the US side, ORTEX screening data shows DELL and APP AppLovin carrying the most negative insider OIM over the past month among large-caps, meaning insiders have been net sellers relative to history.
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