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Insider deals refer to transactions made by company executives, directors, or major shareholders, involving the buying or selling of shares in their own company. These transactions often provide valuable insights into a company's future prospects, as they are based on the knowledge of those who have a deep understanding of the company's operations and financial standing.

Tracking insider deals can help investors gauge the confidence level of key stakeholders in their company's stock. The following data on insider deals has been compiled by SBI Securities for the week ended May 16:

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Swojas Foods reported a net sell of Rs 4.41 crore, with 20,25,000 shares traded. The percentage of shares traded reached 6.55%, reflecting active trading in the counter.

Rajoo Engineers recorded a net sell transaction of Rs 3.8 crore with 3,16,000 shares traded. The percentage of shares traded was 0.19%.

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Shekhawati Industries recorded a net buy of Rs 1.3 crore with 6,00,000 shares traded. The percentage of shares traded was 1.74%, while the latest promoter holding was 62.4%.

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Mid East Portfolio Management recorded a net buy of Rs 0.45 crore, with 2,23,041 shares traded. The percentage of shares traded stood at 4.43%.

Mishka Exim registered a net buy of Rs 0.33 crore, with 1,31,838 shares traded. The net percentage of shares traded was 0.92%.

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