AIB AIB Data Centers (AIB) Insider Trading, Ownership & Congress Trades
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The latest 5% ownership filing is a 13D by Tiger Cloud LLC, filed 2026-03-23, for 40.1% of the class. Each figure is counted from SEC and House filings as of 2026-10-28, dated the day the filing was made public.
AIB Data Centers insider trades (Form 4)
No insider purchases or sales are on record for AIB Data Centers Inc. in the period covered. Source: SEC Form 4 filings, as of 2026-10-28.
Context
- First Form 4 purchase or sale (code P or S) here by this insider on our record.
- The trade is 100.0% of the 345,625 shares held after it.
- 1 other insider bought within 30 days.
- 34 funds added in the 13F quarter to Jun 30, 2026.
Insider activity: Insider AIB LLC bought about $3.5M of AIB on Jan 21, 2022, the largest insider purchase at the company on our record; 1 other insider bought within 30 days and 34 funds added in the latest 13F quarter.Context
- First Form 4 purchase or sale (code P or S) here by this insider on our record.
- The trade is 100.0% of the 345,625 shares held after it.
- 1 other insider bought within 30 days.
- 34 funds added in the 13F quarter to Jun 30, 2026.
Insider activity: Chief Executive Officer Chen Eric Yi-Chung bought about $3.5M of AIB on Jan 21, 2022, the largest insider purchase at the company on our record; 1 other insider bought within 30 days and 34 funds added in the latest 13F quarter.Watch AIB
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Who owns AIB: institutional holders (13F)
Congress trades in AIB
Activist and 5% holders (13D/13G)
AIB planned insider sales (Form 144)
AIB mutual fund holders (N-PORT)
AIB financials
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