DIRECTOR TRANSACTIONS

Insider Trades: Directors bought and sold shares in these 13 ASX stocks last week

We observe some interesting trades from Fenix Resources, Infini Resources and FleetPartners directors.

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16 July 2024
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Insider Trades: Directors bought and sold shares in these 13 ASX stocks last week

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KEY POINTS

  • Fenix Resources insiders bought and sold shares as the company approved the restart of its Shine Iron Ore Mine
  • Infini Resources directors made significant share purchases after the company announced high-grade uranium soil results at its Portland Creek project in Canada
  • FleetPartners CEO/CFO Damien Berrell sold $1.5 million worth of shares, partly to cover tax liabilities, despite the company recently announcing a solid first-half FY24 result and a positive outlook

Welcome back to the Insider Trades Series – A weekly summary of on-market ASX director transactions valued at more than $10,000. As we approach August reporting season, expect a decrease in large cap transaction due to company trading policies/blackout periods.

The below trades have all taken place between 2 and 11 June 2024. Directors have up to 5 business days to notify the ASX of their trades.

Top ASX Insider Buys

Code
Company
Date
Director
Type
Price
Value
Fenix Resources
10/07/24
Buy
$0.38
$101,655
National Australia Bank
3/07/24
Buy
$35.44
$70,880
Byron Energy
11/07/24
Buy
$0.05
$54,000
Infini Resources
11/07/24
Buy
$0.78
$53,523
Infini Resources
11/07/24
Buy
$0.79
$51,025
High Peak Royalties
4/07/24
Buy
$0.08
$48,586
KGL Resources
9/07/24
Buy
$0.11
$35,887
Alma Metals
5/07/24
Buy
$0.01
$24,725
Ark Mines
3/07/24
Buy
$0.21
$21,000
Pivotal Metals
5/07/24
Buy
$0.02
$11,975
Southern Hemisphere Mining
8/07/24
Buy
$0.04
$10,500

Fenix Resources approved the restart of mining operations at its 100% owned Shine Iron Ore Mine earlier this week. Production is expected to commence in the December quarter, with haulage rates of 100,000 tonnes per month. At a glance, the project has some rather compelling economics:

  • Shine has Mineral Resource of 15.1 million tonnes at an average grade of 58%

  • Iron ore at grades of 58% fetch around US$91 a tonne (A$120)

  • The project has C1 cash costs of US$45.5 a tonne (A$67.50)

  • At a margin of approximately $52.5 a tonne and haulage of 100,000 tonnes per month – That's $5.25 million per month (excluding other costs)

  • The stage 1 mine plan for Shine has an estimated capex of $7.4 million

This project is separate to the company's current projects which include a haulage and logistics business, and the Iron Ridge Iron Ore Mine in WA.

Interestingly, we've got two conflicting trades here, with Executive Director Craig Mitchell buying $101,000 worth of shares as Non-Executive Director Garry Plowright offloads approximately $635,000 worth of shares.

Infini Resources is a lithium and uranium explorer with five prospective projects located in Canada and three in Australia. The $36 million market cap company has logged two sizeable buys from Chief Executive Charles Armstrong ($53,523) and Executive Director David Pevcic ($51,025) in the past week.

Infini shares are up more than 500% in the past month after announcing two groundbreaking uranium soil grades at its Portland Creek project in Canada.

Top ASX Insider Sells

Code
Company
Date
Director
Type
Price
Value
FleetPartners Group
4/07/24
Sell
$3.54
$741,381
Fenix Resources
10/07/24
Sell
$0.38
$635,234
Minbos Resources
2/07/24
Sell
$0.06
$39,642
Bass Oil
3/07/24
Sell
$0.07
$8,138

FleetPartners' Damien Berrell, who serves as both CEO and CFO, has recently conducted a significant share transaction. Over the past week, Berrell sold approximately 426,000 shares, valued at $1.5 million. This selldown was split into two parts: roughly half (217,632 shares) was sold to cover the tax liability associated with converting special options to ordinary shares. The remaining portion was executed as a standard on-market sale.

FleetPartners is a vehicle leasing, fleet management, and employee benefits company with a market cap of around $850 million. The company reported its first-half FY24 results on 13 May, which outlined a solid outlook. Some of the key highlights include:

  • Net operating income of $76.1 million, up 1.4% compared to 1H23

  • Net profit after tax (excluding amortisation) of $41.8 million, down 4%

  • Cash EPS of 17.1 cents per share, up 7%

  • Buy back of up to $27 million to start in the second half of FY24

  • Oder pipeline remains elevated at 2.5-times indexed to FY19 levels

Th stock has traded relatively flat over the past month but up a solid 17.5% year-to-date. FleetPartners

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lead Writer

Kerry holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Monash University. He is passionate about equity research and trading (swing and intraday), with a focus on breaking down market-related catalysts into clear, contextual insights and developing data-driven market biases.

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