When an AEX executive spends their own money buying shares in their own company, that's a signal worth tracking. The Netherlands hosts ASML, Shell, Philips, and ING — the AFM's insider register is one of the most comprehensive in Europe, with nearly 500 transactions in our database.
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The Netherlands punches well above its weight in European equity markets. Amsterdam is a preferred listing location for international companies, and the AFM's insider trading register is one of the most comprehensive in Europe. ASML alone is worth more than most European stock exchanges combined — and when its executives buy shares, the whole market notices.
The AFM maintains a clean, publicly accessible register of all insider transactions at afm.nl. The data is well-structured and reliably updated. The AFM is known for proactive enforcement — they take market abuse seriously, which means the disclosures carry real weight.
We scrape the AFM's insider trading register daily, capturing every transaction with full detail: insider name and role, company, transaction type, volume, price, and total value. The Netherlands consistently provides one of our largest datasets.
Euronext Amsterdam hosts ASML, Shell, Philips, ING, and Heineken alongside international companies that choose Amsterdam for regulatory reasons. Insider data here gives insight into sectors ranging from semiconductors to consumer goods.
From AEX heavyweights like ASML, Shell, Philips, ING, and Heineken to the AMX and AScX mid-caps — we track the full breadth of insider activity on Euronext Amsterdam.
Our Top Insiders leaderboard ranks the best-performing Dutch executives by verified stock return after their purchases. AEX and AMX insiders are both covered — ASML, IMCD, and the broader Amsterdam universe.
Our Industry Rankings show which Dutch sectors have the most insider conviction. Technology, semiconductors, consumer goods, and financials are all tracked — see where Amsterdam-listed insiders are putting their own money.
Dutch executives must disclose PDMR transactions within three business days. The AFM publishes a clean, structured register at afm.nl. We scrape it daily.
We exclude options exercises, stock awards, and compensation-related transactions. Only genuine open-market purchases and sales make it through.
Filter by company, role, or cluster activity. See which Dutch sectors insiders are most bullish on. Track who the top-performing Dutch insiders are over 1, 3, and 6 months.
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