When a DAX executive spends their own money buying shares in their own company, that's a signal worth tracking. We aggregate every PDMR disclosure from BaFin — covering the DAX, MDAX, SDAX, and beyond — into one searchable dashboard updated twice daily.
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Germany is Europe's largest equity market and produces more insider transaction data than any other regulator we cover — over 1,500 transactions and counting. The real edge isn't in the DAX 40 blue chips that every analyst follows. It's in the MDAX and SDAX mid-caps where a CEO buying €500K of their own company's shares is a conviction signal that's hard to find anywhere else.
BaFin publishes every insider transaction through a structured CSV export on their portal. No messy PDFs, no broken web forms — just clean, machine-readable data updated daily. It's why Germany is our most reliable data source by far.
We pull BaFin's entire insider trading database daily. Each record includes the insider's name and role, company (Emittent), ISIN, transaction type, volume, price, and total value in EUR. We filter out gifts, transfers, and compensation-related transactions to focus on genuine open-market conviction.
The real alpha often hides in the MDAX and SDAX — mid-cap and small-cap companies where insider buying is a powerful leading indicator. When a CEO of a €500M German industrial company starts buying shares, that's the kind of conviction signal that's hard to get anywhere else.
From DAX 40 heavyweights like SAP, Siemens, Allianz, and BMW down to the Mittelstand champions on SDAX that most investors have never heard of — we track insider activity across the full spectrum of German listed companies.
Our Top Insiders leaderboard ranks the best-performing German insiders by actual stock return after their purchases. See which DAX and MDAX executives have the strongest track records of buying before significant price increases.
Our Industry Rankings show which German sectors are seeing the most insider conviction right now. From automotive and industrial machinery to software and healthcare — updated monthly.
German executives must disclose their personal share trades within three business days under MAR. BaFin publishes these as a clean CSV export. We download the full database daily.
We exclude options exercises, stock awards, gifts, and transfers. Only genuine open-market purchases and sales make it through — transactions where insiders are spending their own money.
Filter by company, role, or cluster activity. See which German sectors insiders are most bullish on. Track who the top-performing German insiders are over 1, 3, and 6 months.
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