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The Insider | Company directors snap up shares at natural gas firms

Insider buying rose for the third straight week while the selling was up for the second straight week based on filings on the Hong Kong stock exchange from August 27 to 31

Insider buying rose for the third straight week while the selling was up for the second straight week based on filings on the Hong Kong stock exchange from August 27 to 31

Hong Kong companies and directors step up buying of own shares as market weakens

Hong Kong company directors stepped up buying of shares in their own firms as the market weakened./ Photo: Sam Tsang

Buying rose for a second straight week, with some directors who had been quiet for more than two years moving to support their companies’ shares

The Insider | Directors make rare purchases to prop up share prices amid sell-off

Insider buys among directors of Hong Kong-listed companies rose last week. Photo: Alamy Stock Photo

Chief executives of Taste.Gourmet Group and Wisdom Education International record first buys as directors since their companies were listed

The Insider | Investor euphoria in China Evergrande rubs off on property sector

Mainland property stocks, including China Evergrande Group, got a further boost last week when two state-owned banks in Shanghai lowered their first-home mortgage rates to help prop up the property market. Photo: Imaginechina

Overall insider activity was mixed last week as buying fell while selling rose

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The Insider | Directors snap up shares in energy and textile companies, Link Reit continues buy-backs

Insider share trading activity fell for a third straight week, as is consistent with rules that prohibit director trading ahead of earnings results

Insider share trading activity fell for a third straight week, as is consistent with rules that prohibit director trading ahead of earnings results

Hong Kong director share buying falls, property firms still top list of buy-backs

Hong Kong directors’ buying of their own company shares slipped in the latest week. Photo: Sam Tsang

The Insider | Has the stock sell-off run too far? Property directors seem to think so

Share accumulation by directors of property companies is a potential sign that the share sell-off has been overdone, with many stocks now below fair value

The Insider | The last time buy-backs were at a historical high we saw the 1997 crash

People watch an electronic board displaying the Hang Seng Index at Central in this photo from October 28, 1997. Companies boosted their share buy-backs when the market tanked in 1997. Photo: SCMP

Mainland property firms top repurchases this month

Property companies prominent as Hong Kong directors, firms trade own shares

Greenland Hong Kong, Shimao Property and China Evergrande among those involved in director buying or buy-backs even as the stock indices fall

The Insider | Buy-back activity among company directors at 25-year high in June

Buy-back activity on Hong Kong stock exchange rose last month. Photo: Sam Tsang

Insider buying particularly high among three mainland property developers – Sunac China Holdings, China SCE Property Holdings and Country Garden Holdings

The Insider | Hong Kong stock market slump spurs wave of insider share buying

Hang Seng Index constituents CK Asset Holdings, Sun Hung Kai Properties, New World Development and Hopewell Holdings all recorded buying by company insiders or corporate share buy-backs for the holiday-shortened week of June 19 to 22 as Hong Kong’s stock market fell 3.2 per cent for the period

Share buying high for fourth straight week

Several significant trades with buy-backs in SMI Holdings and NewOcean Energy Holdings following sharp falls in their share prices while two high-level board members of C&N Holdings and Clifford Modern Living Holdings have been unloading shares at progressively higher prices

Several significant trades with buy-backs in SMI Holdings and NewOcean Energy Holdings following sharp falls in their share prices while two high-level board members of C&N Holdings and Clifford Modern Living Holdings have been unloading shares at progressively higher prices

The Insider | Sun Hung Kai directors snap up own-company shares

Insider buying by directors remains high for a third straight week, with auto parts maker Minth also reporting strong executive purchases

Mobile software provider Meitu makes first buy-backs since 2016 listing

Cai Wensheng, chairman and founder of Meitu, bought 1.28 million shares on May 10 at HK$8.36 each, which increased his holdings to 1.68 billion shares or 39.5 per cent of the issued capital. Photo: Felix Wong

Kohei Sato, CEO of pachinko operator Dynam Japan Holdings, also sells his shares for the time since listing in August 2012

VPower leads rare share buy-backs and insider purchases

The Hong Kong stock exchange, China and Hong Kong flags flutter outside the Hong Kong stock exchange in Central. Photo: SCMP

Thirty-nine recorded 179 purchases worth US$28.29 million versus 11 firms with 34 disposals worth US$22.21. The number of companies on the buying side was not far off the previous week’s 5-day total of 42 firms

Hong Kong directors step up buy-backs after two weeks of declines

Buy-back activity picked up on Hong Kong stock exchange last week with repurchases worth HK$945 million. Photo: SCMP

Rare repurchases seen in China All Access Holdings, China New City Commercial Development, Nature Home Holding and Fortunet e-Commerce Group

Hong Kong company directors’ buying of own shares falls for second week

HSBC repurchases 3.945 million of its own shares, the first buy-back since November 2017

The Insider | Insider share buys seen at Geely Automobile and Agile Group

Li Ka-shing leads Hong Kong directors’ buying of own-company shares

The city’s richest man buys another US$30 million of shares in his conglomerate’s property arm, CK Asset Holdings

The Insider | Li Ka-shing tops insider buy-backs, with HK$741m in CK Asset shares

Hong Kong directors’ share buying remains high in latest week

Company share buy-back activity also remains high in early April

The Insider | Insider buys in AIA Group, while share disposals seen in Samsonite

Samsonite International CFO Kyle Francis Gendreau recorded his first share sales since July 2017, unloading 364,000 shares March 28 to 29. Photo: Jonathan Wong

The Insider | Director share buying surges, despite shorter trading week

The Hong Kong and China flags flutter side-by-side, outside the Hong Kong stock exchange. Photo: EPA

Buy-backs rise for second straight week with 12 companies posting 50 repurchases worth nearly US$25m

The Insider | Hong Kong earnings results spur buying of own company shares

More companies also bought back their own shares in the latest period

The Insider | Directors take advantage of share price increases to reduce stakes

Derek Zen Wei-peu, co-chairman of Road King Infrastructure, bought one million shares of the tollway operator last week. Photo: Jonathan Wong

The Insider | Paper, telecoms, property and education to the fore in share deals

Sixteen companies recorded 69 purchases worth HK$121 million (US$15.4 million) versus eight firms with 29 disposals worth HK$58 million, based on filings to the Hong Kong stock exchange from March 5 to 9. Photo: Shutterstock.

Sixteen firms record 69 purchases worth HK$121 million (US$15.4m) versus eight firms with 29 disposals worth HK$58 million

The Insider | BEA’s deputy CEO pares stake as Kingmaker’s insiders amass shares

The Bank of East Asia (BEA) is seen in Central. 02JUN16 SCMP/Felix Wong

The Insider | Share buybacks point to value at Kasen, Central China Securities

A total of 15 companies recorded 48 purchases worth HK$109 million (US$13.93 million) during February 20 to 23. Photo: AFP

Eight companies that posted 25 repurchases worth HK$61 million based on filings from February 20 to 23, a holiday-shortened trading week

The Insider | Hong Kong directors buy more shares in new year holiday week

Share buy-backs by companies rise for a second week, with Fairwood Holdings and Tianda Pharmaceuticals among firms repurchasing stock

The Insider | Insider activity down for third straight week amid volatility spike

Insider buying in Cafe de Coral by non-executive chairman Sunny Lo Hoi-kwong could be a sign the shares are undervalued. Photo: Nora Tam
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