KARD insider buying

1 cluster buy

Kardigan, Inc. · Healthcare

When two or more insiders at Kardigan, Inc. buy KARD in a qualifying detection window, the grouped purchases provide a starting point for further research. Below is every cluster we've detected in KARD plus the full record of qualifying open-market buys, each parsed directly from Form 4 filings and linked back to the source on SEC EDGAR.

Clusters
1
Distinct insiders
3
Total bought
$90.0M
Market cap
$2.1B

Detected clusters

  • Jun 22 – Jun 22, 2026
    Detected Jun 22, 2026
    3 insiders
    Total bought
    $90.0M
    Market cap
    $2.1B

All notable open-market buys in KARD

Every open-market Form 4 purchase, newest first. Click an insider to see their full buying record across companies.

DateInsiderSharesPriceValueFiling
Jun 22, 2026
10% Owner
3,125,000$16.00$50.0MSEC ↗
Jun 22, 2026
Director, 10% Owner
1,250,000$16.00$20.0MSEC ↗
Jun 22, 2026
Director, 10% Owner
1,250,000$16.00$20.0MSEC ↗

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KARD insider buying — FAQ

Are insiders buying KARD stock?
Yes — 3 distinct insiders have bought KARD (Kardigan, Inc.) on the open market, including 1 cluster buy where two or more insiders bought within a rolling window. The most recent qualifying activity was Jun 24, 2026.
How much KARD stock have insiders bought?
Insiders have bought a combined $90.0M of KARD across 3 open-market purchases, based on SEC Form 4 filings.
What is an insider cluster buy in KARD?
A cluster buy is two or more distinct Kardigan, Inc. insiders — officers, directors, or 10% owners — each buying KARD on the open market within a rolling window. KARD has 1 detected cluster buy to date.
Where does this KARD insider trading data come from?
Every figure is parsed directly from SEC Form 4 filings on EDGAR, and each purchase on this page links back to its original filing document.

How we track insider buying in KARD

We continuously poll SEC EDGAR for new Form 4 filings and parse every open-market purchase (transaction code P). A cluster is recorded when two or more distinct insiders — officers, directors, or 10% owners — each buy KARD within a rolling window. We track clusters at every company size, from micro-caps to mega-caps. Transactions link to official filings; prices and market capitalizations may be cached market data. Read our methodology and data limits before interpreting the figures. What counts as a cluster buy?

This page is informational and reflects public filing data. It is not investment advice or a recommendation regarding KARD.