COO of $BRLT sells 19,687 shares in insider sale

Sharon Dziesietnik, the Chief Operations Officer at $BRLT, recently sold 19,687 shares of the company on 02-18-2026 for an estimated sum of $26,971, according to a recent SEC filing. This sale represents about 4.2% of their shares in this class of stock, leaving them with 446,736 shares of $BRLT stock in total.

Over the past six months, insiders at $BRLT have engaged in two instances of trading the company’s stock, with all trades resulting in sales. Sharon Dziesietnik, in particular, made two sales transactions, offloading 28,878 shares for an approximate value of $45,261.

It is important to note that this article serves to provide information on these transactions and is not intended as financial advice. For more detailed insights into insider trading activity, one can consult Quiver Quantitative’s insider trading dashboard.

Turning to institutional investor activity, 16 entities have shown an interest in $BRLT stock by increasing their stakes, while 24 have opted to reduce their positions in the last quarter. Among the notable movements, Potomac Capital Management, Inc. bolstered their holdings with an additional 241,000 shares in Q4 2025.

On the other hand, Citadel Advisors LLC saw an uptick of 79,390 shares in the same period, while Morgan Stanley decreased their shares by 66,753. GSA Capital Partners LLP and Kapitalo Investimentos LTDA were among those who increased their positions, adding 65,326 shares and removing 45,463 shares, respectively. Additionally, Jane Street Group, LLC and Mariner, LLC completely withdrew their holdings of 61,305 and 49,807 shares, respectively.

In terms of revenue, $BRLT reported earnings of $110.3M in Q3 2025, marking a 10.39% increase from the prior year during the same period. Investors can monitor the financial performance of $BRLT by visiting Quiver Quantitative’s dedicated stock page.

It’s crucial to emphasize that the information presented in this article is sourced from public filings and reports and should not be misconstrued as specific financial advice. As always, it is recommended that individuals conduct thorough research and due diligence before making any investment decisions.