TTM Technologies vice president Dale Martin Knecht sold 26,198 shares of the company's stock on August 10, 2026, in a transaction totaling $3,720,116. The open-market sale, disclosed in a same-day regulatory filing, moved the shares at $142 apiece. Knecht retained 40,138 shares directly afterward.
The filing showed the trade trimmed his position by roughly 39% from the 66,336 shares he held after his previous round of sales in late June. That August transaction followed a broad wave of insider selling at the printed circuit board manufacturer. On June 25, 2026, nine insiders collectively unloaded 20,845 shares across 108 separate transactions, generating $4.35 million in aggregate proceeds. The group included CFO Daniel L. Boehle ($876,528), COO James P. Walsh ($439,101), CTO Catherine A. Gridley ($635,047), and President Robert P. Farrell ($270,922), along with several vice presidents. Knecht himself accounted for $418,636 of the cluster, selling 2,004 shares at prices ranging from $204.95 to $218.27. Those June sales were filed four days later, on June 29.
The June 2026 cluster hit while $TTMI shares traded above $200, a steep rise from the $34 to $39 range where Knecht had sold stock a year earlier. In June 2025, he reported four open-market sales that disposed of 19,598 shares for a combined $715,242. The only insider purchases recorded for $TTMI in the past year came from director Wajid Ali. He acquired 10,000 shares in two transactions on August 18 and 19, 2025, paying an average of $41.32 per share and a total of $413,209.
$TTMI shares climbed from about $39 in June 2025 to a closing price of $210.57 on June 25, 2026. By the week of August 10, they had retreated to the $137 to $142 range. Knecht's August 10 sale at $142 per share landed above the most recent close of $137.21, recorded on August 7.
TTM Technologies, headquartered in Santa Ana, California, manufactures printed circuit boards and radio frequency components for the aerospace, defense, automotive, and data-center computing markets. No congressional trades in $TTMI were disclosed during this period.