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Insig AI plc has announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Richard Bernstein, purchased 134,120 ordinary shares at an average price of 18.07 pence per share, totaling an investment of approximately £24,170. Following this transaction, Mr. Bernstein's shareholding now represents 21.56% of the company's total voting rights, indicating increased confidence from key management.

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Insig AI plc (AIM: INSG), a leading provider of AI-led analytics and machine learning solutions company, has been notified that, Richard Bernstein, Chief Executive Officer has purchased 134,120 ordinary shares of 1 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at an aggregate price of 18.07 pence per Ordinary Share. Following the purchases, Mr Bernstein's shareholding stands at 26,942,000 Ordinary Shares, which represents 21.56% of Insig AI's current total voting rights.

1Details of the person discharging managerial responsibilities / person closely associated
a)NameRichard Bernstein
2Reason for the notification
a)Position/statusChief Executive Officer
b)Initial notification /AmendmentInitial Notification
a)NameInsig AI plc
b)LEI21380098CKBAG1NWCD98
a)Description of the financial instrument, type of instrumentOrdinary Shares of 1 pence each
Identification codeGB00BYV31355
b)Nature of the transactionPurchase of shares
c)Price(s) and volume(s)
Price(s)Volume(s)
17.78 pence 18.94 pence100,000 34,120
d)Aggregated information134,120
- Aggregated volume18.07 pence
- Price
e)Date of the transaction23 January 2026 26 January 2026
f)Place of the transactionLondon Stock Exchange

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