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Insider filings from late April reveal a clear split between buyers and sellers. Two stories stand out: a hedge fund dumping over $1.75 billion in CAR stock, and a cluster of European executives quietly accumulating shares.
Pentwater Bails on Avis Budget
Pentwater Capital Management, a 10% owner of Avis Budget Group, filed on April 28 disclosing the sale of over 4.3 million shares between April 22–23. Total proceeds exceeded $1.75 billion. That's a full exit from a major position. CAR shares have been under pressure as rental car demand softens amid rising costs.
Swedish Bank Board Loads Up
Two linked investors — the Jan Wallander Foundation and Industrivärden AB — filed in late April showing combined purchases of over $113 million in Svenska Handelsbanken. Four insiders bought across multiple days. That level of coordinated board-level buying is rare.
Getinge Vice Chairman Accumulates Steadily
Carl Reinhold Bennet, Non-Executive Vice Chairman at Swedish medical device maker Getinge, filed purchases on five separate days between April 22–28. Total bought: roughly . The Chairman and an Independent Director also bought. Three insiders buying in the same week sends a strong signal.
Lamb Weston: Activist Keeps Buying
JANA Partners, which holds a board seat at frozen food maker Lamb Weston, filed purchases totalling over $16 million across early April. LW's CFO also bought ~$200K personally on April 27. The stock trades near $43 — sharply down from its 52-week highs.
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