Li Bin (William), a director at Uxin Ltd (UXIN), bought $996,852 of company stock in a transaction dated September 23rd, 2026.
The purchase covered 104,931,794 shares and arrived in a single filing. Every share changed hands at $0.0095, with the reported price range running from $0.0095 to $0.0095, which points to one block rather than a series of open market fills spread across a session.
Uxin is classed under Services-Business Services, NEC, and carries a market capitalization of $288,174,112. Against that figure, a buy just under one million dollars is not a needle mover for the equity base, but it is a sizable share count for one director to take down at once.
The other side of the ledger is thin. This is one filing, from one insider, with no cluster of directors or officers alongside it in the same window. A single name buying alone tells you less than several names buying in the same week, and readers should weigh it that way.
The price context needs care. The transaction price of $0.0095 and the last price of $1.31 are not the same unit of measurement, and Uxin's US listing trades as American depositary shares while insider filings for companies structured this way frequently report ordinary shares. Anyone comparing the two numbers directly should confirm which security each one refers to before treating the difference as a discount or a premium.
What the filing does establish is direction. A director added shares rather than sold them, did it in one block, and did it at a stated price on a stated date. That is the fact set, and it is the part that does not require interpretation.
Figures above come from the Form 4 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission and from our own reconciled transaction tables covering Uxin Ltd insider activity.
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