Eighteen different insiders at Bank Bradesco (NYSE: BBD) reported open market purchases of the bank's stock, and together they spent $24.71 million. Every purchase in the group carries the same transaction date, September 18th, 2026. That is a wide roster for a single day of buying at one company.
Alvarez Denise Aguiar leads the filing group. The buyer is an individual, not a fund or a holding vehicle, which is the case for all eighteen names attached to this cluster. Bank Bradesco is classified under State Commercial Banks.
Clustered buying is worth separating from single insider buying for one simple reason: it removes the personal explanation. One director adding shares can be a portfolio decision, a scheduled event, or a diversification move running in reverse. Eighteen people filing on one date is a group behavior, and group behavior is what the tables are built to surface.
The full list of buyers is Alvarez Denise Aguiar, Alvarez Rubens Aguiar, Bueno Julio Cesar, Caffarelli Paulo Rogerio, de Oliveira Andre Luis Duarte, de Oliveira Tulio Xavier, de Souza Cintia Scovine Barcelos, Favarao Vinicius Urias, Fernandes Oswaldo Tadeu, Freiberger Fernando, Machado Silvana Rosa, Mantarro Renata Geiser, Marcilio Juliano Ribeiro, Panico Alexandre, Paris Roberto de Jesus, Pedras Carlos Henrique Villela, Ramalho Miranda Jose Augusto, and Tescarolo Marcos Valerio. Two of those surnames repeat, Alvarez and de Oliveira, which is common at banks with long tenured leadership benches and family linked ownership histories.
On price, the stock last traded at $3.46. That is a low nominal share price, and it means a dollar figure of this size buys a large number of shares relative to what the same money would buy in a higher priced name. Readers weighing the size of this cluster should hold the $24.71 million total and the $3.46 last price side by side rather than judging either one alone.
The other thing to hold in mind is that a single transaction date compresses everything into one reading. There is no staggered accumulation here to study, no sequence of adds over several weeks, and no way to see whether any of these eighteen kept buying afterward. The timeline above is the place to check whether this date stands alone in the recent record or sits inside a wider pattern of activity at Bank Bradesco.
What the filings do not say is why. We do not speculate on motive, and no figure in this article was calculated, inferred, or estimated beyond what our tables reconciled. The buyer count is eighteen, the combined dollar amount is $24.71 million, the date is September 18th, 2026, and the last price is $3.46.
Sources: insider transaction filings reconciled against InsiderBuying.com's own transaction tables, with pricing as of the last reported trade.
Full insider history, buyer by buyer, is on the Bank Bradesco page at /companies/BBD.