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Stock exchange insiders, or insiders as they are formally called, cannot trade their own company’s stock before reporting. But once the quarterly reports have been released, you are free to start trading again. However, these insider dealing must be recorded in the FI registry, which is public.
Among the transactions this week, we find, among other things SBB: s Vice President Lars Thagesson It has bought 57,400 Class B shares in the public construction company for a total of just over SEK 1.5 million. This is clear from the transparency reports of Finansinspektionen.
The deal was made on February 23 at a price of SEK 26.96 per share. Following the transaction, Lars Thagesson owns just over 10.6 million SBB B shares and 520,000 D shares, according to owner Holdings data service.
Peter von Ehrenheim, Chairman of the Board of Bio-Works, has bought 100,000 shares of the company, appears in the Finansinspektionen transparency register. The deal was made at an average price of SEK 12.05 and is therefore worth just over SEK 1.2 million. Peter von Ehrenheim is the eighth owner of Bio-Works with a total of just over 737,000 shares.
Daniel Wikberg, CEO and CEO for First North listing Upsales, on Monday, February 22, sold shares of the software company for just over SEK 37 million. According to the report to Finansinspektionen on Monday evening, the CEO sold 650,000 shares at a price of SEK 57. The item corresponds to almost 4 percent of the shares of Upsales.
After the sale, Daniel Wikberg owns just over 8.4 million shares in Uppsala, which corresponds to about 51 percent of the capital and votes, according to owner data service Holdings. Storposten was traded by Erik Penser Bank. It is not known who or who bought.
The real estate company Sagax CEO Y Senior Owner, David Mindus, bought 200,000 A shares of the company on 22 February for a total of 33.8 million SEK. The purchase, which was made outside the usual market, was made through the company Duco AB, whose ownership is linked to David Mindus. He owns nearly 11 million Class A shares, nearly 69 million Class B shares and just under 1.2 million Class D shares in Sagax, according to owner data service Holdings. The stake corresponds to 17.5 per cent of the capital and is worth almost SEK 14 billion.
NP3’s biggest owner, Lars-Göran Bäckvall bought 50,000 shares of the real estate company on February 22. The shares were purchased at a price of SEK 123, giving a total value of SEK 6.15 million for the transaction. Following the deal, it owns 14 million common shares and about 2.1 million preferred shares in NP3, corresponding to 19 percent of the capital and 24 percent of the votes, according to the data service of owners Holdings.
Petter nylander, which Chairman I Gambling innovation group Bettingbolaget (GIG), bought 21,800 shares of the company on Tuesday 23 February for approximately SEK 0.5 million. The purchase price was SEK 22.95 per share. Appears from a press release. After the transaction, Petter Nylander and related parties own 119,800 GIG shares. The betting company arrived on the same day with the year-end report for 2020.
Tele2: s relatively new CEO Kjell Johnsen has purchased an additional 20,000 shares of the company for a total of approximately SEK 2.1 million. This is stated in the report to the transparency register of Finansinspektionen. The purchase was made at a price of SEK 105 on February 23. In early February this year, Kjell Johnsen bought 40,000 shares of Tele2. After Tuesday’s deal, his stake amounts to 100,000 shares in Tele2, according to the owner’s data service Holdings. Kjell Johnsen took over as CEO of Tele2 on September 15.
Anders Forsén, which CFO at NCAB, on Tuesday 23 February sold 50,000 shares of the company at a price of SEK 329. Thus, it sold for approximately 16.5 million SEK. It appears from the Finansinspektionen transparency log. Following the sale, Anders Forsén holds a total of 280,000 shares in NCAB, according to owner data service Holdings. Printed circuit board maker NCAB released its fourth quarter report on Tuesday, February 23.
Ulf Larsson, SCA CEO bought 8,000 A shares of the forestry company on Wednesday 24 February for approximately SEK 149 each, or a total of just over SEK 1.2 million. It appears from the Finansinspektionen transparency log. Following the transaction, Ulf Larsson owns 20,000 Class A shares and 100,000 Class B shares in SCA, according to owner data service Holdings.
Sara Laurell, Atrium Ljungberg Board MemberOn Wednesday, February 24, he bought 3,000 shares of the company at a price of 160 SEK. The value of the transaction amounts to nearly SEK 0.5 million. It appears from the Finansinspektionen transparency log. Following the transaction, Sara Laurell owns 5,495 shares in the company, according to proprietary data service Holdings.
Real estate investor Rutger Arnhult sold 3 million A shares and 5 million B shares in Klövern on 19 February through investment company M2 Capital for a total of SEK 108 million. This is stated in the report to the transparency register of Finansinspektionen. The transactions were carried out outside the ordinary trading venue and the price was SEK 13.50 per share for both A and B. Rutger Arnhult’s stake in Klövern via M2 corresponds to just over 11.7 percent of the capital stock and 11.4 percent of the votes after the reduction. , according to Data Service Owner Holdings. The ownership interest was 15.1 and 16.3 percent before the decrease. Rutger Arnhult also controls Corem, which is the largest owner of Klövern.
