the interesting part isn’t simply that insiders are buying—it’s
where the buying is happening and whether it matches the business numbers. Across Sep 11–17, directors/CEOs reported 18 acquisitions versus six disposals, while 28 companies bought back S$101m of shares.
A-Sonic stands out: management has been buying repeatedly while H1 revenue rose 28.1% and attributable profit jumped 234%. The company is also expanding across ASEAN through acquisitions.
All-Link is another interesting signal: its executive director bought S$1.22m after H1 revenue grew 38.2%, although reported profit fell because of IPO expenses.
The key takeaway: insider buying is not a guarantee of upside, but when management keeps putting real money behind a company while earnings and expansion are improving, it deserves a closer look.
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