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Last 30 daysInsiders bought $5.5M · 3 buyers, led by Mark Lappe (CEO) with $3.64M. Sales: $279.01K by 1 insider.
9 of 28 trades · April 24, 2026 – September 28, 2026Incomplete history: this shows the filings imported so far, not every filing ever made. Dates are trade dates. Filters affect this table only.
Showing the first 6 of 9 trades on this page.
Award disclosedAmended filing
Douglas Forsyth
Director
Amended
Related filings are retained as evidence. This economic transaction is counted once.
This amendment supersedes the related original transaction.
No disclosed congressional trades for INBX in the imported filings.
This reflects the filings imported so far, not a complete trading history.
Why this buying score?
Qualifying common-equity purchase value
$5,098,421 of common-equity purchase value after transaction-age decay across 180 days.
+25 pts
Distinct buying groups
3 distinct reporting-owner group(s). Joint rows count once; identity is not proof of discretion.
+20 pts
CEO purchase
Qualifying common-equity P acquisition; no disclosed plan, exercise or excluded purchase context detected.
+15 pts
Insider buying cluster
3 buying groups inside 30 transaction-date days, public by the snapshot cutoff.
+15 pts
Repeated purchases
A reporting-owner group bought on at least two distinct dates within the cluster window.
+5 pts
This score describes qualifying insider purchases at issuer level. Read the methodology
Sources and coverage
Limited filing history · Market-wide discovery does not establish complete company history. View coverage
Source
SEC EDGAR · Form 4
Issuer CIK
0002007919
Latest public acceptance
Sep 28, 2026, 09:47 PM UTC
Score calculated
Oct 7, 2026, 12:12 AM UTC
Parser
form4-parser-1.5
Classifier
form4-classifier-1.1
Scoring methodology
insider-experimental-1.1
Availability
Public filing time, not trade date
Open a transaction's SEC filing for the primary evidence. A code P may describe an open-market or private purchase; classification is not proof of intent.
Insider activity can have many explanations. Signal Strength is not a probability of profit or a recommendation to trade.