Latest insider selling

See which stocks company insiders are selling. Review disclosed sales by executives, directors and large shareholders across global markets, and compare the latest transactions with earlier activity.

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Abbreviations B: Buy, S: Sell, PP: Planned purchase, PlS: Planned sale, PrS: Proposed sale, O: Option / Other
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Executive Director / Officer
Price
195.50
Quantity 50,000
Value CHF9,775,065
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Executive Director / Officer
Price
715.44
Quantity 180
Value CHF128,780
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Non-Executive Director
Price
194.93
Quantity 10,000
Value CHF1,949,274
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Executive Director / Officer
Price
172.01
Quantity 1,500
Value CHF258,017
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Executive Director / Officer
Price
196.10
Quantity 10,000
Value CHF1,961,000
CH Infomaniak SA (INFO)
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Executive Director / Officer
Price
75.77
Quantity 364
Value CHF27,580
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Non-Executive Director
Price
108.45
Quantity 10,480
Value CHF1,136,549
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Executive Director / Officer
Price
117.00
Quantity 2,000
Value CHF234,000
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Executive Director / Officer
Price
447.04
Quantity 475
Value CHF212,344
Transaction date
Notification date
Sale
Insider
Executive Director / Officer
Price
657.50
Quantity 3,411
Value CHF2,242,737
Notification date Transaction date Company B/S Transaction type Insider and/or position Nb. shares
Price
Value 		Number of shares Price Value
2026-11-05 2026-11-05
S Sale Executive Director / Officer
50,000
195.50
CHF9,775,065 		50,000 195.50 CHF9,775,065
2026-11-05 2026-11-05
S Sale Executive Director / Officer
180
715.44
CHF128,780 		180 715.44 CHF128,780
2026-11-05 2026-11-05
S Sale Non-Executive Director
10,000
194.93
CHF1,949,274 		10,000 194.93 CHF1,949,274
2026-11-05 2026-11-05
S Sale Executive Director / Officer
1,500
172.01
CHF258,017 		1,500 172.01 CHF258,017
2026-11-05 2026-11-05
S Sale Executive Director / Officer
10,000
196.10
CHF1,961,000 		10,000 196.10 CHF1,961,000
2026-11-04 2026-11-04
CH Infomaniak SA (INFO)
S Sale Executive Director / Officer
364
75.77
CHF27,580 		364 75.77 CHF27,580
2026-11-04 2026-11-04
S Sale Non-Executive Director
10,480
108.45
CHF1,136,549 		10,480 108.45 CHF1,136,549
2026-11-04 2026-11-04
S Sale Executive Director / Officer
2,000
117.00
CHF234,000 		2,000 117.00 CHF234,000
2026-11-04 2026-11-04
S Sale Executive Director / Officer
475
447.04
CHF212,344 		475 447.04 CHF212,344
2026-11-04 2026-11-04
S Sale Executive Director / Officer
3,411
657.50
CHF2,242,737 		3,411 657.50 CHF2,242,737

Transaction dates and disclosure dates can differ. This feed contains reported sales; planned and proposed transactions are separate categories.

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What is insider selling?

Insider selling refers to sales of company securities by people such as executives, directors and significant shareholders. This feed shows transactions classified as sales in our database. Proposed sales, planned sales and option or other transactions are separate categories.

How to put insider sales in context

A sale alone does not establish a negative view of a company. Review what was sold, how the transaction was arranged and how much the insider still owns before drawing a conclusion.

Distinguish a sale from a proposal

An announcement of an intention to sell is different from a reported completed sale. This feed excludes records classified as proposed or planned sales; check the original disclosure for the full context.

Check for a plan or recurring pattern

Some sales occur under trading plans or recurring arrangements. A sale classified here as a sale may still have plan-related context in its source filing; classification does not establish the seller’s motive.

Compare the sale with remaining holdings

Review the proportion of the insider’s holdings sold where disclosed, earlier sales and whether several insiders are selling. Consider diversification, tax and compensation context where the disclosure provides it.

Research workflow

From a sale to its wider context

Start with the reported transaction, then build a picture of the seller’s activity. Keep completed sales separate from notices of an intention to sell.

  1. Read what was reported

    Note the seller’s role, transaction nature, price and currency. Compare the trade and disclosure dates. Where the source gives a trading-plan explanation or links the sale to another transaction, retain that context.

  2. Compare earlier activity

    Open the company history to see whether sales recur at similar intervals or whether the latest disposal differs in size. Review purchases during the same period and distinguish one person’s repeated sales from several sellers.

  3. Check what remains

    Look for the seller’s remaining holdings and any disclosed ownership change. Read relevant company announcements alongside the transactions. If the filing does not explain the sale, leave the reason unresolved rather than assigning a motive.

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Recent sales to followPublic disclosures
Galderma Group AG
Reported 5 Nov 2026
CHF9,775,065
St Galler Kantonalbank AG
Reported 5 Nov 2026
CHF128,780
Galderma Group AG
Reported 5 Nov 2026
CHF1,949,274

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insider screener collects disclosures from regulators and exchanges, including the SEC in the US, FCA disclosures in the UK and European reporting sources. Fields are standardised so you can compare activity across markets.

Coverage, reporting delays and available history vary by market. Open a company to review its transactions and the source links available with your access. Always check the original disclosure for transaction details and corrections.

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Insider selling questions

Does insider selling mean a stock will fall?

No. A sale alone does not predict a price decline or establish why an insider sold. Review the transaction’s size, remaining holdings, recurring patterns and any context in the source disclosure.

Are proposed and planned sales included?

Records classified as proposed sales or planned sales are excluded from this feed. A reported sale can still have trading-plan context in its filing. Read the original disclosure rather than assuming every sale was discretionary.

What is cluster selling?

Cluster selling describes several insiders selling securities in the same company over a period. It can be a starting point for research, but shared compensation events or trading arrangements may explain the activity.

Can I receive alerts for insider sales?

Yes. Save a transaction search with a sale filter and choose your notification settings. Daily reports are included with Plus, Pro and Premium; real-time email alerts are included with Premium. Limits vary by plan.

Why can a recent disclosure show an older sale date?

The transaction date records when the sale took place; the disclosure date records when it was reported. This feed follows recent disclosure dates. Use the trading date when placing the sale alongside company announcements or earlier transactions.

How do the largest sales differ from top insider sells?

Largest sales ranks individual sale transactions by value. Top insider sells ranks company selling activity. Several sales, purchases in the other direction and the selected period can all affect the company view, so it will not necessarily match the largest single sale.

Research the full picture

Compare insider selling with activity in the other direction and review the company’s wider financial position. Insider activity alone is not an investment recommendation.

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