TUI shares on the rise: insider trading brings new hope for investors!
Insider trading at TUI: Board member Ebel optimistic, shares rise and fall. Find out more about the transactions and market reactions.

TUI shares on the rise: insider trading brings new hope for investors!
TUI shares are at the center of investor interest after an insider deal became known. According to information from finance.net Helmut Reiner Sebastian Ebel, a member of the Executive Board, acquired 5,000 shares on April 7, 2025 at a price of 5.44 euros each.
On the day of execution, TUI shares rose by 10.00 percent to 5.95 euros in trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. However, on the day BaFin publicly announced the deal, on April 8, 2025, the price fell by 4.20 percent to 5.81 euros. A total of 47,151 TUI shares changed hands on that day. The company's market capitalization is currently 2.97 billion euros, with 507,431,008 tradable shares. In addition, on April 7, 2025, 1,999 shares were reallocated by Sybille Reiß, also a board member, at a price of 5.81 euros.
TUI Group profile
The TUI Group is the world's leading tourism group and is active in over 100 countries. This is based on information from justETF out. The group's headquarters are in Germany and TUI shares are listed on the FTSE 250 and on the over-the-counter market in Germany.
In the 2019 financial year, TUI achieved sales of around 19 billion euros and an operating result of 893 million euros. The company employs over 70,000 people worldwide and serves 28 million customers, 21 million of whom live in Europe. Integrated services include more than 400 hotels and resorts and 18 cruise ships. TUI is also investing in digital platforms and is increasingly transforming itself into a digital company.
The TUI Care Foundation is active in 25 countries to initiate projects to promote education and environmental and social standards. The group is divided into the tourism and central areas, with TUI Travel PLC based in Great Britain and the main shareholder of TUI AG.