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Seven insiders at Mid Penn Bancorp (MPB) bought its shares

Seven insiders at Mid Penn Bancorp (MPB) bought its shares

Seven insiders at Mid Penn Bancorp (MPB) bought its shares on the open market between 15 and 30 September. Together the purchases came to about $35,000 in all, and the largest single purchase was about $10,000.

On 15 September, one insider bought, about $7,000 in all. On 30 September, six insiders bought, about $27,000 in all. The filings list seven purchases, from about $500 to about $10,000 each, and they were filed between 17 September and 2 October.

The filings give these roles, one per insider: Director (six), President and CEO (one).

In the 12 months before 15 September, the same filings table lists 35 insider purchases at Mid Penn Bancorp (MPB). This cluster has seven.

A Form 4 is the filing that a company’s officers, directors and holders of more than ten percent of its shares make with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, usually within two business days of a trade. We count purchases on the open market only, each insider once however often they bought, and the trade date rather than the filing date. A cluster, for us, is three or more different insiders buying within 30 days, on at least two different trade dates or for at least $1,000,000 in all.

Each filing is linked below. A Form 4 names the insider, the role, the number of shares and the price paid, so every figure here can be checked against the SEC’s own record. Where a filing leaves a value out, we do not estimate it. The company page lists the insider trades we have read. Nothing here is advice to buy or sell.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Form 4?

The filing a company insider makes with the SEC after buying or selling shares.

What counts as a cluster?

Three or more different insiders buying on the open market within 30 days, on at least two different trade dates or for at least $1,000,000 in all.

Is an insider purchase a signal to buy?

Not on its own. It records what insiders did, not what the share price will do.

Sources

Source: SEC EDGAR, Form 4 filings.

The author holds no position in the assets mentioned in this article.

The data behind this story

$MPBMid Penn BancorpPrice34.24 USD ▲0.15%Net sentiment—Mentions · 30d—Avg volume6,001View on the dashboard

Finazon · prior-day close, indicative (IEX-derived, not the official close) · Oct 29, 2026

References
  1. Finazonprior-day close, indicative (IEX-derived, not the official close)
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