Follow the Money: The QSE Stocks Insiders are Buying and Selling

Want to know what insiders are doing with their own company shares? Follow the money.

As of 15 September 2026, insider trading activity across the QSE shows some striking differences when

measured relative to each company’s market capitalization.

On the buying side, Qatar Oman (QOIS) stands well ahead of the rest, with net insider buying over the

last twelve months equivalent to 5.2% of its market cap. Qatar Cinema (QCFS) follows at 0.8%, while

Lesha Bank (QFBQ) stands at 0.5%. Qatar German (QGMD) and Salam International (SIIS) both register

0.3%.

The selling side shows even larger numbers. Damaan Islamic Insurance (BEMA) records net insider

selling equivalent to 25.2% of market cap, followed by Al Faleh (FALH) at 6.2% and MEEZA at 6.0%. Inma

Holding (IHGS) and Qatar National Cement (QNCD) complete the top five.

Why compare insider activity with market cap? Because the same amount of buying or selling can mean

something very different for companies of different sizes.

But insider activity alone doesn’t explain why someone bought or sold. It’s a signal investors can

investigate further, rather than a conclusion on its own.

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