Estea AB

Compiled from cited public records — every figure names the disclosure it came from, none copied from any wealth ranking. How we calculate this.

Market capitalisation
Not available
shares outstanding × closing price; no dated price on file yet
Insiders on file
2
individuals named in insider transaction reports filed to Finansinspektionen (FI) in Sweden
Value of insider-held stock
Not available
No position could be reconstructed from this person’s reported transactions
Insider-held share of market cap
Not available
insider-held value divided by market capitalisation

Insiders at Estea AB

Transactions is how many reports name this person at this company.

Everyone below is named in at least one insider transaction reports filed to Finansinspektionen (FI) in Sweden. There is no Shares or Value column here because that register publishes each change in a holding, never the balance behind it — adding the changes up would produce a holding nobody ever disclosed.

People named in insider reports for Estea AB.
Insider Reported role Transactions Last action
Jan I. Carlsson — 1 SACQ Acquisition Oct 11, 2019
Jan Ingmar Carlsson — 1 SACQ Acquisition Oct 11, 2019

Recent insider transactions

Of the 2 rows we hold, 2 are open-market purchases (SACQ) and 0 open-market sales — the only codes we count as buying or selling.

The rest — awards, shares withheld to pay tax, option exercises, gifts and so on — follow from an employment contract or a transfer arranged off-market, not from a decision to buy or sell, so counting them would turn this into a pay table.

A price of 0.00 is a real reported figure on allotments, gifts and option exercises — not a gap in our data.

Insider transactions reported to Finansinspektionen (FI) in Sweden for Estea AB, newest first, each with the filing behind it.
Date Insider Transaction Shares Price Value Filing
Oct 11, 2019 Jan Ingmar Carlsson SACQ Acquisition 100 10,000.00 SEK 1.00M SEK FI filing ↗
Oct 11, 2019 Jan I. Carlsson SACQ Acquisition 80 10,000.00 SEK 800.0K SEK FI filing ↗

From insider transaction reports filed to Finansinspektionen (FI) in Sweden. Every row links back to the public register, filtered to the issuer and publication date it came from. How we calculate this.

What an insider report is

The report a person with insider status — an officer, a board member or someone close to them — must file after trading shares in the company they are close to.

Think a number here is wrong? Open the linked filing and compare — how to report it.

Sources and technical notes

Every figure on this page comes from insider transaction reports filed to Finansinspektionen (FI) in Sweden. Nothing here is estimated, and nothing is taken from press coverage or company websites.

How the positions on this page were built. Reconstructed by adding up every transaction this person reported to FI since 2016. FI publishes transactions, not balances, so this is a computed figure, not a disclosed one — and it omits anything held before the register began.