Two different insiders at flatexDEGIRO SE (ETR:FTK.DE) have turned up on the buy side, and together they account for $304,937 in purchases. The names on the list are Ditandus GmbH, an entity rather than an individual, and Evgeni Kaplun. The most recent transaction date in our tables is September 25th, 2026.
That is a modest figure in absolute terms, but the structure of it is what gets noticed. Two distinct buyers, rather than one repeat purchaser, means the activity is not the work of a single account topping up a position. One of the two is a corporate vehicle, the other is a named person, and both show up in the same window.
flatexDEGIRO SE sits in the Financial Services sector and is best known as the parent of the flatex and DEGIRO retail brokerage brands used across Germany, the Netherlands and much of continental Europe. It is a business whose revenue moves with retail trading volumes, which makes insider activity at the company a little easier to interpret than it would be at a firm with a smoother earnings line. When order flow is the product, the people closest to the order flow are the ones filing.
Ditandus GmbH is the institutional buyer here. The firm is logged as an entity in the filing, so the purchase should be read as a corporate transaction rather than a personal one by an officer or director. Entities of this kind frequently represent a holding or family investment structure tied to a person with a reporting obligation at the issuer, which is why they land in the same disclosure stream as individual insiders. The filing itself does not state a motive, and nothing beyond the recorded purchase should be inferred from it.
Evgeni Kaplun is the second name attached to the buying. Between the two of them, the $304,937 total represents the full insider purchase activity captured in this window. There were no sales recorded alongside it in the same set of names, which is worth noting only because mixed buy and sell clusters are common and this one is not mixed.
As for the stock, flatexDEGIRO SE last changed hands at $27.30. That is the reference price to hold against the purchase activity, since insider buys are most useful when you can line them up against where the shares actually trade afterward. Readers tracking the name should watch whether the September 25th, 2026 activity turns into a pattern across subsequent months or stays a one off pair of filings.
None of this is a signal on its own. Insiders buy for liquidity reasons, for compensation plan reasons, and for reasons that never appear in a disclosure document. What the filing supports is narrow: two insiders, $304,937, and a date.
Source: company insider transaction disclosures as compiled in our own tables, covering the buyers Ditandus GmbH and Evgeni Kaplun.
For the full purchase and sale history, ownership breakdown and filing log, see our dedicated page at /companies/FTK.DE.