Major insider at DFH sells 41,525 shares, representing 10% ownership

An insider sale has taken place in the company $DFH, where William Radford II Lovett, a 10% owner, recently sold 41,525 shares on 01-21-2026 for an estimated $807,246. The details of this transaction were obtained from a recent SEC filing, disclosing that this sale represented approximately 1.1% of their total shares in this class of stock, leaving them with 3,821,100 shares of $DFH stock.

Looking at the insider trading activity of $DFH, we find that insiders have traded the stock 27 times in the past 6 months, with all 27 of these transactions being sales. William Radford II Lovett, the major seller, has made 13 sales totaling 350,000 shares for an estimated $8,620,717. Patrick O. Zalupski, the President, and CEO of $DFH, has also been actively selling shares, with 14 sales amounting to 87,003 shares for an estimated $2,403,267.

On the hedge fund activity front, we see that there have been significant movements in holdings related to $DFH. While 91 institutional investors added shares of $DFH to their portfolios, 101 decreased their positions in the most recent quarter. Noteworthy changes include Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investment Management LLC removing 613,519 shares (representing a 10.4% decrease) from their portfolio in Q3 2025, and Driehaus Capital Management LLC adding 363,102 shares in the same quarter.

When it comes to revenue, $DFH reported revenues of $969.8M in Q3 2025, showing a decrease of -3.64% compared to the same period the previous year. Investors can monitor the financial performance of $DFH on Quiver Quantitative’s dedicated stock page.

Wall Street analysts have been closely following $DFH, with 1 firm issuing a buy rating on the stock in recent months. Zelman & Assoc, for instance, issued an “Outperform” rating on 11/12/2025. Investors interested in analyst ratings and price targets for $DFH can find more information on Quiver Quantitative’s $DFH forecast page.

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