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ver the past year, insiders at Sirius Real Estate Limited (LON:SRE) have increased their holdings, signaling growing confidence in the firm’s future. The most notable transaction was CEO Andrew Coombs’ purchase of £3.3 million worth of shares at roughly £0.88 each, a price close to the current market level of £0.97. This suggests insiders view the stock as attractive. In total, insiders spent £3.5 million to acquire 4.02 million shares, while divesting 1.14 million shares for £1.1 million, leaving a net purchase of £2.4 million. The company’s insiders now own about 2.5 % of the shares, valued at roughly £37 million, indicating alignment with public shareholders.
Despite a sizable sale by Andrew Peggie of £687 k in the last quarter, the overall trend remains bullish. Insider activity is a useful gauge for long‑term prospects, especially when purchases occur near current prices. Buying near market price shows confidence rather than opportunistic buying at a discount. For those tracking other firms, a complimentary list of undervalued small‑cap stocks with active insider buying is available.
A detailed visual chart of all insider trades over the last 12 months is linked below. Click to view the full transaction data. Our latest analysis of Sirius Real Estate’s insider trading volume, dated 11 Oct 2025, is also accessible. Other firms also exhibit insider buying, and a free list of such small‑cap opportunities is provided.
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