Senior Management Muhammad Bilal Ahmed bought a total of 29,000 shares over two transactions at rates of Rs 275.50 and Rs 272.08 (ENGROH)
Filed as: Insider Transaction
Engro Holdings LimitedENGROH · Inv. banks / inv. cos. / securities cos.Insider tradeFiled Pakistan timeSummary
Senior Management Muhammad Bilal Ahmed bought a total of 29,000 shares over two transactions at rates of Rs 275.50 and Rs 272.08, increasing cumulative holding to 130,000 shares (0.01%).
Read the original filingTransactions disclosed
| Person | Transaction | Shares | Price | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Muhammad Bilal AhmedSenior Management | BuyReady market | 14,000 | Rs 275.50 | 5 Nov 2026 |
| Muhammad Bilal AhmedSenior Management | BuyReady market | 15,000 | Rs 272.08 | 6 Nov 2026 |
As disclosed by the company. A purchase or sale by an insider is a fact about that person's holding, not a signal about the share.
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