Insider Trading Lull at OP Amid Growing Institutional Confidence

Insiders at OP Remain Hands-Off While Institutional Investment Grows

Date: June 16, 2025

In an intriguing twist for shareholders, OP has reported no insider transactions recently, highlighting a period where those with perhaps the deepest understanding of the company's potential have opted to remain largely inactive in the stock market. Over the last month, insider sales have hit a noticeable dry spell, aligning with a broader trend observed in recent months.

The latest data reveals no insider purchases in the last six months at OP, with net shares purchased or sold also flatlining at zero. Despite this stagnation in insider trading activity, total insider shares remain considerable at 5,900,041 shares. The proportion of shares held by insiders stands at 0.78615%, indicating a significant ownership stake but one that has not recently increased.

Meanwhile, the radar of institutional interest has shown a marked presence. Institutions account for a smaller yet notable fraction of stakeholders, holding 0.00273% of total shares and even more of the floating shares at 0.01277%. Noteworthy amongst these is Total Wealth Planning & Management, Inc., with a 0.0022% stake and stable holdings of 16,254 shares valued at $36,098 as of March 31. UBS Group AG and Morgan Stanley have slightly reduced their shares by 0.1984% and 0.2228%, respectively, while others like Group One Trading, LLC maintain their positions.

While institutional holders count has reached a collective ten, reflecting a modest yet evidently growing trust in OP’s potential, only one mutual fund holder – the SPDR Index Shares Funds-SPDR(R) Portfolio Emerging Markets ETF – has dipped its toes into OP's waters with a minimal holding of 54 shares.

The continued holding pattern among insiders suggests a potential confidence in maintaining their current stakes, though it equally signals a lack of recent enthusiasm to accumulate further, possibly awaiting stronger market or internal cues. Conversely, institutional investors continue showing mild interest, possibly positioning for long-term gains.

Investors and analysts alike are left to ponder whether this silence from insiders is a hushed confidence or a cautious pause, while institutional interests appear to quietly bolster their groundwork in anticipation of future prospects. As the market watches closely, the unfolding dynamics at OP remain a point of curiosity and speculation.