BMW Executive Increases Personal Stake Through Insider Share Purchase
In a recent filing with the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin), BMW disclosed an insider transaction dated May 30, 2025. The regulatory confirmation of the deal was officially received on June 2, 2025.
According to the filing, BMW Board Member Dr. Milan Nedeljkovic increased his personal investment in the company by acquiring 2,780 shares at a price of €78.60 each. This transaction marks a clear vote of confidence by the senior executive in the long-term prospects of the German automaker.
Following the purchase, BMW’s share price showed a slight uptick in the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE), closing 0.40% higher at €78.62 on the same day. However, this positive trend did not continue for long.
On June 2, the day BaFin published the insider trading report, BMW’s stock experienced a decline of 1.50% during FSE trading, closing at €76.68. A total of 6,466 BMW shares changed hands during the session, reflecting a notable level of investor activity.
Currently, BMW has a market capitalization of €47.44 billion, with 560,571,776 shares available for trading on public markets.
Dr. Nedeljkovic’s investment move on May 30 highlights a strategic decision to strengthen his stake in the company, adding the exact same number of shares—2,780—at €78.60 each, as documented in the earlier part of the report. Such insider actions often attract the attention of market analysts and investors alike, as they can signal internal confidence in the company’s financial health and future growth.
