Have Insiders at Technology One Been Selling Their Stock?

January 17, 2025 04:29 PM AEDT | By Team Kalkine Media

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Highlights

Recent insider sale raises questions about Technology One.

High insider ownership suggests alignment with shareholders.

Long-term growth potential remains strong for Technology One.

Shareholders of Technology One Limited (ASX:TNE) might be interested to learn about recent transactions involving company insider, John MacTaggart. He recently offloaded shares worth around AU$63 million, at an average price of AU$20.98, reducing his stake in the company by 12%. While such transactions can be concerning, they are not unprecedented.

According to records, this was the largest sale of Technology One shares by an insider over the past year. Notably, the sale occurred at a price slightly below the current trading price of AU$28.49, prompting discussions around insider confidence. While selling below the current market price might suggest certain expectations about future valuations, insiders have varied reasons for their financial moves that may not necessarily reflect their views on stock performance.

The chart below illustrates insider transactions within the past year. By clicking the graph, you can dig deeper into who sold shares, along with the sale amounts and dates. For those interested in discovering smaller companies experiencing insider buying, a thoughtfully compiled list can be a valuable resource.

Insider ownership often indicates alignment with shareholder interests. In the case of Technology One, insiders hold shares valued at approximately AU$994 million, which is 11% of the company. Such substantial insider ownership typically indicates a vested interest in the success of the company.

Over the past three months, there has been more selling than buying activity by insiders within Technology One. While a long-term view might raise some concerns, the company's robust profitability and growth trajectory offer some reassurance. Nonetheless, understanding both the insider activity and the potential risks Technology One may face adds to evaluating the company's outlook. A single warning sign has been identified that investors might want to consider for a comprehensive assessment of the company.

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