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Who just crossed 5%?

When anyone — family offices, activist funds, sovereign wealth, famous CEOs buying into other companies — crosses a 3–5% voting- rights threshold in an EU or UK listed company, they must disclose it within 2–4 trading days. A different signal from Article 19 PDMR filings — conviction across the table, not inside one.

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Matching filings

Showing 7 most recent
FiledFilerCompanyMoveNew %Source
2026-08-28
5d ago
🇫🇷JP Morgan Chase & Co.AIR FRANCE-KLM↑ crossed above5.07%regulator →
2026-08-24
1w ago
🇫🇷JP Morgan Chase & Co.SOITEC↓ crossed below4.57%regulator →
2026-08-21
1w ago
🇫🇷JP Morgan Chase & Co.SOITEC↑ crossed above5.05%regulator →
2026-08-20
1w ago
🇫🇷JP Morgan Chase & Co.SOITEC↓ crossed below4.94%regulator →
2026-08-20
1w ago
🇫🇷JP Morgan Chase & Co.EXAIL TECHNOLOGIES↓ crossed below6.75%regulator →
2026-08-18
2w ago
🇫🇷JP Morgan Chase & Co.SOITEC↓ crossed below4.97%regulator →
2026-08-17
2w ago
🇫🇷JP Morgan Chase & Co.EXAIL TECHNOLOGIES↑ crossed above6.88%regulator →

Why this signal matters

A CEO buying €1m of their own stock is confidence. A family office quietly accumulating 5% of a small listed industrial is conviction across the table — and often a leading indicator of an activist campaign, a take-private bid, a sovereign wealth allocation, or a cornerstone investment. Academic literature (Brav, Jiang, Kim 2010 on activism; Bebchuk et al 2013) consistently finds substantial outperformance in the months following 13D / equivalent filings in the US. Europe's Transparency Directive is the European equivalent.