Dale Martin Knecht, a Vice President at TTM Technologies Inc. ($TTMI), sold 26,198 shares in an open-market transaction on August 10, 2026, at $142.00 each, generating $3,720,116 in gross proceeds. He filed the required Form 4 with the Securities and Exchange Commission the same day, reporting a remaining stake of 40,138 $TTMI shares.
The August 10 sale occurred roughly seven weeks after a broad cluster of insider selling at the printed circuit board manufacturer. On June 25, 2026, nine TTM Technologies officers and senior executives executed open-market sales, generating aggregate proceeds exceeding $4.35 million. The sellers included Chief Financial Officer Daniel L. Boehle ($876,528), VP Shawn A. Powers ($703,508), Chief Technology Officer Catherine A. Gridley ($635,047), VP Daniel J. Weber ($605,804), Chief Operating Officer James P. Walsh ($439,101), Knecht ($418,636), President Robert P. Farrell ($270,922), President of Aerospace & Defense Interconnect Solutions Tom Clapprood ($256,298), and Chief Accounting Officer Elizabeth Romo ($148,702). Knecht's portion of the June cluster consisted of twelve separate sale transactions executed at prices ranging from $204.95 to $218.27, disposing of 2,004 shares in total.
The price backdrop had shifted between the two events. On August 7, the last session before the sale, $TTMI shares closed at $137.21. The first week of August was volatile: the stock touched a low of $110.01 on August 3 and rebounded to an intraday high of $149.94 on August 6. Knecht sold at $142.00, above the August 7 close but below the $204-to-$218 range at which the June 25 cluster was executed. Over the intervening seven weeks, the share price fell roughly 30 to 35 percent from June levels.
Knecht's Form 4 filing history traces periodic sales extending back to at least 2025. In June 2025, he sold $TTMI shares at prices between $34.00 and $39.01 per share across four trading sessions spanning June 5 through June 25 of that year. His disclosed holdings declined from 75,206 shares following a June 5, 2025 sale, to 66,336 after the June 25, 2026 cluster, and then to 40,138 after the August 10, 2026 transaction. That represents a cumulative reduction of roughly 47 percent over the fourteen-month period. No insider purchases of $TTMI stock were recorded in available Form 4 filings during 2026, and no other insider sold shares between the June 25 cluster and Knecht's August 10 transaction.
No congressional trades in TTM Technologies stock were recorded in available STOCK Act disclosures. The company designs and manufactures printed circuit boards for the aerospace, defense, automotive, and communications industries, operates within the electrical equipment sector, and carried a market capitalization of approximately $14.45 billion at the time of the trade.