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An Investors House executive purchased over EUR0.5 million of shares from the chief executive and chair in a move to diversify insider ownership.
Jukka Akselin, the real estate investment company's head of service business, acquired roughly 120,000 shares yesterday, according to a press release. The sellers were the chief executive and the chair, each reducing their holdings on equal terms. The €500,000 deal was priced at €4.18 per share, close to the March average and slightly above the latest closing price.
The sale was unusual. While stock-based incentives are common, direct share transfers between insiders are less typical and suggest a deliberate effort to reshape incentives without dilution.
Roininen framed the move in cultural terms:
“The purpose of the arrangement is to broaden management share ownership and increase entrepreneurship in management. Entrepreneurial spirit is one of Investors House’s core values.”
Akselin, who has led the services segment since January 2025, has been with Investors House since 2022 as head of investor services and also serves as CEO of Infonia Oy. The purchase was made through his company Janercon Oy, according to the managers’ transaction filing. After the deal, CEO Petri Roininen and chair Tapani Rautiainen remain the largest shareholders.
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