Taiwan edition · Insider dealings
Company insiders declare plans to transfer NT$5.3bn of shares
Plans to sell accounted for a fifth of the value as directors at MIC and AIC filed the week's largest transfers.
Company insiders declared 49 plans to transfer NT$5.3bn of shares across 20 companies over the past week. Planned sales by on-market transaction or block trade accounted for 20 per cent of that value.
MIC's director declared plans on 21 October to transfer 24,200,000 shares worth NT$1.6bn into the holder's own company. At AIC, a director planned an on-market sale of 1,000,000 shares valued at NT$721.0mn starting on 23 October. Cheng Shin Rubber Ind.'s director filed on 21 October to move 10,900,000 shares worth NT$347.7mn into the holder's own company.
Monthly reports for September recorded 1,185 holding increases worth NT$12.6bn and 682 cuts valued at NT$21.0bn. A holder of more than 10 per cent in DEPO raised a holding in the carmaker and parts supplier by NT$764.5mn. A 10 per cent holder in Nang Kuang cut a holding in the healthcare group by NT$646.5mn.
The Taiex closed at 46,096 on 27 October, up 0.1 per cent in the latest session but down 2.2 per cent over the past week. Among the 150 largest listed companies, 79 rose and 66 fell.
Companies in this column: MIC, AIC, Cheng Shin Rubber Ind., DEPO, Nang Kuang.