(update: addition of the final two paragraphs) Four insiders bought and sold shares in software company Vidhance on September 8. All trades were carried out at a price of SEK 4 per share off-market. This is shown by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority's insider register.Johan Qviberg, chairman of the board and major shareholder, sold 229,000 shares in a transaction worth SEK 916,000.CEO Johan Bolin bought 53,000 shares in a transaction worth SEK 212,000. Deputy CEO Niclas Elvgren bought 56,000 shares in a transaction worth SEK 224,000.Board member Andreas Lifvendahl bought 20,000 shares in a transaction worth SEK 80,000. On June 23, Qviberg owned 496,600 shares, corresponding to 10.85 percent of the capital and votes in Vidhance, according to the ownership service Holdings. Before the transaction, the other individuals owned 107,000 shares in the case of Bolin, 93,385 shares in the case of Lifvendahl and 9,000 shares in the case of Elvgren.Vidhance writes in a separate press release that the remaining shares of those sold by Johan Qviberg were bought by an additional three employees of Vidhance. - Vidhance is undergoing an exciting strategic transformation in which we are broadening the business from a focus on smartphones to also include defense and telemedicine. It is encouraging that several senior executives have strong confidence in our strategy and our ability to execute it, says Johan Bolin, CEO of Vidhance.