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Europe insider buying charts
Three views of European insider buying: which companies see large and broad buying (the matrix), which sectors are gaining buyers, and which countries the money comes from.
Insider Buying Matrix
Compare company-relative purchase size with distinct insider participation. Each point is a listed company and a research lead, not a return forecast.
2026-09-19 to 2026-10-18 · 30-day window · Market cap is available for 138 of 318 plotted companies (43.4%). The default X axis remains absolute buy value until coverage reaches 70%.
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Point size represents absolute purchase value with a visual cap. The X axis uses a log scale. Filters do not recalculate the Europe-wide thresholds. Companies without market cap are excluded from that mode, never treated as zero.
Where insider participation is expanding
Same-issuer cohort · Change vs Oct 12, 2026 (6 days) · Issuers must be present, eligible, and in the same sector at both endpoints.
Financial Services recorded the largest change in qualifying insider-buying breadth, which rose +0.2 percentage points versus the same-issuer cohort on Oct 12, 2026.
- ↑Financial Services8.2% now · 644 comparable issuers+0.2 pp
- ↓Utilities10.0% now · 90 comparable issuers-3.3 pp
- ↓Consumer Cyclical8.6% now · 490 comparable issuers-2.4 pp
This measures participation change, not expected returns. Entrants, exits, and sector changes do not mechanically alter the comparable cohort.
Where European insider buying comes from
Share of aggregate qualifying gross purchase value by disclosure country in the 180-day research window.
€7.42bn · 1,425 issuer records
Sweden contributes the largest share of qualifying purchase value at 29.8%; United Kingdom has the broadest issuer participation (408 issuers).
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| Country | Gross purchases | Share | Issuers | Largest issuer concentration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sweden | €2.21bn | 29.8% | 390 | EQT AB · 34.4% |
| France | €1.68bn | 22.7% | 120 | BOLLORE SE · 19.3% |
| Germany | €1.35bn | 18.2% | 135 | 1&1 AG · 62.9% |
| Switzerland | €778.18m | 10.5% | 65 | Jiangsu Eastern Shenghong Co., Ltd. · 63.0% |
| Spain | €368.92m | 5.0% | 36 | ACS, ACTIVIDADES DE CONSTRUCCION Y SERVICIOS, S.A. · 59.4% |
| United Kingdom | €240.05m | 3.2% | 408 | Integrated Diagnostics Holdings plc · 26.2% |
| Finland | €177.42m | 2.4% | 45 | Sanoma Oyj · 81.4% |
| Austria | €169.42m | 2.3% | 7 | Kontron AG · 99.2% |
| Norway | €127.08m | 1.7% | 104 | Protector Forsikring ASA · 46.0% |
| Netherlands | €99.96m | 1.3% | 18 | OCI N.V. · 90.3% |
| Italy | €76.19m | 1.0% | 21 | GENERALFINANCE S.p.A. SPA · 49.2% |
| Belgium | €71.66m | 1.0% | 29 | NYXOAH · 17.2% |
| Denmark | €47.78m | 0.6% | 13 | Jyske Bank A/S · 79.7% |
| Poland | €15.87m | 0.2% | 34 | VERCOM SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA · 45.1% |
Values use the ranking snapshot’s EUR normalization. Exact cross-feed copies are deduplicated by ISIN, value and latest purchase date. This measures disclosed value mix, not expected returns.