CCH Holdings (CCHH) Chairman Goh Kok E Buys and Sells Shares
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CCH Holdings (CCHH) Chairman Goh Kok E Buys and Sells Shares
What Happened Goh Kok E, Chairman, CEO, COO and a director of CCH Holdings Ltd (CCHH), participated in a private placement on July 24, 2026, acquiring 5,220,000 Class A ordinary shares for an aggregate reported purchase price of $1,440,720 (Form 4 reports $0.28/share; the Securities Purchase Agreement cites $0.276/share). On August 7, 2026 he transferred (sold) 4,872,500 shares in a private sale for an aggregate reported value of $1,344,810 ($0.28/share). The July transaction was a purchase (potentially more informative to investors); the August transfers were private sales to named and other purchasers.
Key Details
- Transaction dates and prices:
- Jul 24, 2026 — Purchase of 5,220,000 shares; Form 4 shows $0.28/share (aggregate $1,440,720); SPA footnote lists $0.276/share.
- Aug 7, 2026 — Private sale/transfer of 4,872,500 shares at $0.28/share (aggregate $1,344,810).
- Shares owned after transactions: 347,500 Class A ordinary shares beneficially owned following the August 7 transfers.
- Footnotes: Purchase was part of a private placement under Regulation S and/or Section 4(a)(2) to certain non-U.S. persons; Reporting Person previously owned 0 shares; the August transfers were private sales to Ng Yah Ling and other purchasers.
- Filing timeliness: Form 4 was filed Aug 19, 2026, more than two weeks after the Jul 24 purchase and 12 days after the Aug 7 sale; the filing therefore appears to have been submitted after the typical 2-business-day reporting window.
Context This filing documents a private placement purchase followed by a private sale of most of the newly acquired shares. Purchases by insiders are often watched by retail investors as a stronger signal than routine sales, but these were private transactions (Reg S/private sale) and do not necessarily indicate public-market sentiment. The report is factual; it does not disclose the insider’s motivations.