4Filed Aug 24, 8:00 PM ET

Jianpu (AIJTY) Director Daqing Ye Buys 37,604 Shares

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Jianpu (AIJTY) Director Daqing Ye Buys 37,604 Shares

What Happened Daqing Ye, a director of Jianpu Technology Inc., made a series of open-market purchases (transaction code P) between Aug 14 and Aug 24, 2026, acquiring a total of 37,604 shares for approximately $33,202. Individual buys included 6,000 @ $0.87, 5,000 @ $0.88 (two separate lots), 10,000 @ $0.84, 4,104 @ $0.93, 5,000 @ $0.95, and 2,500 @ $0.93. These were purchases (insider buys), which some investors view as a more informative, potentially bullish signal than routine sales.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates and sizes/prices:
    • 2026-08-14: 6,000 shares @ $0.87 = $5,220
    • 2026-08-17: 5,000 shares @ $0.88 = $4,380
    • 2026-08-17: 5,000 shares @ $0.88 = $4,385
    • 2026-08-19: 10,000 shares @ $0.84 = $8,352
    • 2026-08-19: 4,104 shares @ $0.93 = $3,800
    • 2026-08-20: 5,000 shares @ $0.95 = $4,750
    • 2026-08-24: 2,500 shares @ $0.93 = $2,315
  • Total acquired: 37,604 shares for ~$33,202.
  • Footnote: Each American Depositary Share (ADS) represents 20 Class A ordinary shares (par value $0.0001). If these reported amounts are ADSs, the underlying ordinary-share equivalent would be 752,080 Class A shares (37,604 × 20).
  • Shares owned after the transactions: not specified in the provided filing excerpt.
  • Filing timeliness: The Form 4 was filed Aug 25, 2026 and covers trades from Aug 14–24. Trades executed on Aug 14–20 were reported more than two business days after execution, so those earlier entries appear to have been reported after the typical Form 4 deadline.

Context

  • These were straight purchases (code P). No options exercises, awards, gifts, or tax-withholding events were reported in the provided data.
  • Purchases by directors can be of interest to retail investors because they represent insider accumulation, but they do not prove future performance. Always consider company fundamentals and other disclosures alongside insider activity.