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In a rare move, more than three dozen BYD executives increased their stakes in the world's largest electric-vehicle (EV) maker, which is likely to boost investor confidence after its shares plunged more than 20 per cent from an all-time high in May. Thirty-seven executives, including five vice-presidents, spent a combined 52.3 million yuan (US$7.3 million) to buy 488,200 Shenzhen-listed shares to "display their continued optimism about the investment value of the company", BYD said in filings to

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A total of 37 executives bought 488,200 A shares to ‘display their continued optimism about the investment value of the company’.

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The insider buying comes after reports of BYD trimming its 2025 sales target and its first quarterly profit drop in more than three years.