SMAG MOB.ANT.MASTS INH ON

On 17 July 2026 Kai Oppermann, a board member at SMAG Mobile Antenna Masts, added 1,111 shares to his portfolio, paying €27.15 each; the managers’ transaction was reported on 20 July 2026. Previously, on 14 July 2026 Oppermann had already acquired 1,746 shares at €28.85 each. The share closed at €26.95 on the day of the transaction and was quoted at €25.00 on the day of the official report, with 1,458 shares changing hands. » More on finanzen.net

Executive board member Kai Oppermann acquired a total of 1,746 SMAG Mobile Antenna Masts shares at EUR 28.85 each on 14 July 2026. The stock initially rose 5.5% to EUR 29.60 in the FSE session on the day of the transaction and later closed up 7.0% at EUR 32.15. Earlier that same day, board member Ulrich Feindt had bought 3,499 shares at EUR 29.59. » More on finanzen.net

On 14 July 2026 Ulrich Feindt, board member of SMAG Mobile Antenna Masts, acquired 3,499 shares at €29.59 each. The stock then rose about 5.5% in the FSE session to €29.60. Earlier, board member Kai Oppermann had increased his holding by 1,746 shares at a price of €28.85. » More on finanzen.net

On 14 July 2026, board member Ulrich Feindt bought shares of SMAG Mobile Antenna Masts on XETRA. A total of shares worth 103,548.30 EUR were acquired at an average price of 29.5852 EUR. The report lists individual purchase prices between 29.45 EUR and 29.95 EUR; a scale listing is planned. » More on de.investing.com

SMAG shares closed on their first trading day at €26.70, roughly 42% below the €46 issue price. The capital increase brought the company about €30 million gross to finance automation, capacity expansion and sales. The weak start also dragged down established defense names such as Rheinmetall, RENK, HENSOLDT and TKMS, while SMAG recovered slightly the following day but still traded at a significant discount. Investors are watching the end of the 30-day price stabilization period and upcoming quarterly results from the industry leaders. » More on finanzen.net