Three senior executives at $DPC Holdings Ltd** ($DPC) each made open-market purchases of company stock on June 26, 2026, with the trio collectively acquiring roughly $26.3 million worth of shares — all at $33.00 per share and all reported on the same filing date.
The largest of the three transactions belonged to Chief Executive Officer Quinn Michael Joseph, who purchased 435,121 shares for a total of approximately $14.4 million. Following that transaction, Quinn held 435,121 shares of $DPC — a position built entirely through this single trade, according to the Form 4 disclosure.
Chief Financial Officer Egan David John purchased 275,363 shares for roughly $9.1 million. The filing shows Egan held 294,529 shares after the transaction, indicating he already maintained a position in the company before adding to it on June 26.
Chief Operating Officer Mays Jason rounded out the cluster with a purchase of 85,973 shares totaling approximately $2.8 million. His post-transaction holding stood at 93,456 shares, also reflecting a pre-existing stake.
All three trades were classified as open-market purchases — meaning they were executed on the secondary market at the prevailing price rather than received as equity compensation or exercised from options. Each Form 4 was filed the same day as the transaction, on June 26, 2026, with no disclosure delay.
The simultaneous activity by the company's three most senior officers on a single trading day is an unusual pattern. Cluster purchases of this scale — where the CEO, CFO, and COO each independently file separate Form 4s reflecting open-market buys on the same date — are relatively uncommon in the SEC filing record. Database records show no prior insider trades on $DPC in the 30-day window preceding this cluster, making June 26 the first reported insider activity on the stock within that period.
No congressional STOCK Act disclosures for $DPC were found in the database, so there is no legislative trading activity to cross-reference with the executive purchases.
At $33.00 per share, the three purchases together totaled 796,457 shares. The CEO's post-transaction share count of 435,121 — equal to his purchase quantity — suggests Quinn held no previously reported position before this filing. By contrast, both Egan and Mays each held shares in excess of their June 26 purchases, indicating longer-standing ownership stakes in $DPC Holdings.