Company CEO & President Buy 1,332 Shares in $MMS

A recent insider trading activity has been observed within the company MMS, where its CEO & President, Bruce Caswell, was involved in purchasing a significant number of shares. On 02-10-2026, Bruce Caswell bought 1,332 shares of the company, amounting to an estimated $104,189. This transaction was documented through a recent SEC filing analyzed by Quiver Quantitative. It led to a marginal increase in their holdings of this particular class of stock by around 0.4%, bringing their total ownership to 326,322 shares of $MMS stock as a result of this trade.

Over the past six months, there has been notable insider trading activity concerning $MMS. Insiders have engaged in trading $MMS stock a total of nine times during this period. Out of these transactions, eight were purchases, and one was a sale. A breakdown of the recent trading of $MMS stock by insiders over the last six months reveals interesting trends among key company figures such as Michelle F. Link, Bruce Caswell, David Mutryn, Gayathri Rajan, and Michael J. Warren. Chief of Human Resources Michelle F. Link sold 4,039 shares for approximately $350,746, while CEO & President Bruce Caswell conducted three purchases, acquiring 3,175 shares for an estimated $249,080. David Mutryn, the Chief Financial Officer, joined the trading activities with a purchase of 1,000 shares amounting to $75,625. Further actions included two purchases by Gayathri Rajan for 83 shares equating to $7,272 and by Michael J. Warren for 28 shares valued at $2,476, both without any sales.

Simultaneously, $MMS witnessed substantial hedge fund activity. Notably, 195 institutional investors added shares of $MMS stock to their portfolios, while 198 reduced their positions in the most recent quarter. Some of the prominent recent maneuvers by hedge funds included BlackRock, Inc. adding 672,291 shares (+9.2%) to their portfolio, First Trust Advisors LP removing 545,990 shares (-87.7%), Millennium Management LLC adding 476,106 shares (+1024.5%), AQR Capital Management LLC removing 455,265 shares (-45.2%), Point72 Asset Management, L.P. removing 437,127 shares (-57.4%), Boston Partners adding 410,639 shares (+73.9%), and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. adding 400,315 shares (+218.4%).

In terms of revenue, MMS generated $1.3B in Q1 2026, marking a decrease of -4.11% compared to the corresponding period in the previous year. Those interested in tracking MMS’s financial performance and stock-related information may avail themselves of Quiver Quantitative’s MMS stock page for detailed analytics and insights. It is essential to note that the content provided in this article should not be construed as financial advice, and readers are encouraged to refer to Quiver Quantitative’s disclaimers for additional information.