DPZ DOMINOS PIZZA INC Insider Trading

Domino's CFO Sandeep Reddy sold 2,959 shares for $1,182,416.40, reducing holdings by 23.4%

Sandeep Reddy, EVP and Chief Financial Officer of Domino's Pizza, executed two separate sales totaling 2,959 shares for $1,182,416.40 at a blended average price of $399.60 on March 11, 2026. The sale reduced his post-transaction holdings to 9,687 shares, a 23.4% decrease from pre-transaction holdings of 12,646 shares. At the current price of $401.62, this represents a near-contemporaneous market level, and the stock is trading 19.3% below its 52-week high of $497.52. For a CFO executing a material reduction in personal holdings—representing nearly a quarter of the position—investors should monitor whether this signals a shift in capital allocation or conviction, particularly given the company's solid fundamentals (P/E of 22.25, 5.0% annual revenue growth, and $13.5B market cap).

EVP Kelly Garcia sold 4,870 DPZ shares at $434.06; holdings drop from 11,614 to 6,744 shares (-41.9%)

Kelly Garcia, EVP and Chief Technology & Data Officer, executed a substantial open-market sale of 4,870 shares for $2,113,888.27, reducing her holdings by 41.9% from 11,614 to 6,744 shares. Her cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with an average 90-day return of -20.8% and a well-timed rate of 100.00%, indicating her prior sales have historically preceded stock declines. At DPZ specifically, her single prior sale on 2024-06-03 returned -20.8% over 90 days, establishing a pattern of well-timed exit execution at this ticker. The sale occurred at $434.06 while the stock now trades at $438.42 (-11.9% from its 52-week high), placing the transaction in the upper portion of the 52-week range but below recent momentum (30-day change: +8.4%). The company's trailing P/E of 25.12 and annual revenue growth of +5.1% reflect a mature, stable business, not a distressed or recovering scenario.

EVP/General Counsel Kevin Scott sells 5,416 shares (87.2% of holdings) for $2.4M at DPZ on 2025-03-13

Kevin Scott, EVP and General Counsel of Dominos Pizza, executed 2 separate sales totaling 5,416 shares for $2,366,792.00 at a blended average price of $437.00, reducing his post-transaction holdings to 793 shares from 6,209 shares—a 87.2% reduction in his stake. The current stock price of $425.58 is down 20.2% from the 52-week high of $533.64 and down 9.7% over the past 30 days, suggesting the stock has faced headwinds since the transaction. Scott's prior sell at DPZ on 2024-11-15 produced a 90-day return of +4.6%, indicating that sale preceded a subsequent stock rise—a poorly-timed outcome from a downside-protection perspective. The magnitude of this sale (87.2% of holdings divested in a single filing) by a senior officer warrants attention to whether it reflects broader confidence shifts or liquidity timing, particularly given the stock's recent weakness and his minimal remaining position.

Director Andrew Balson sold 6,000 shares of DPZ for $2,954,751.81 across 6 transactions on 2025-03-03

Director Andrew Balson executed 6 separate sales totaling 6,000 shares for $2,954,751.81 on 2025-03-03, reducing his holdings by 45.7% to 7,126 shares. The sales occurred at prices ranging from $489.33 to $494.18, with a blended average of $492.46—notably above the current price of $476.18. Balson's timing in this transaction cannot be characterized due to the absence of a 10b5-1 trading plan FLAG; however, his prior 5 trades at DPZ show a 100% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark, with all producing negative 90-day returns after sale. The substantial size of this liquidation—nearly half his DPZ position—combined with his consistent pattern of well-timed sells at this ticker, warrants investor attention to whether this represents a material shift in his position assessment relative to current market valuation.

EVP Kevin Scott sold 2,646 shares of DPZ at $459.00 on 2024-11-15; holdings reduced 57.4% to 1,966 shares.

Kevin Scott, EVP and General Counsel of Domino's Pizza, executed a substantial sale of 2,646 shares at $459.00, reducing his holdings from 4,612 shares to 1,966 shares—a net reduction of 57.4%. The transaction occurred when DPZ was trading 17.6% below its 52-week high of $533.64, while the company reports annual revenue growth of -1.3% and a P/E of 26.56. The sale generated $1,214,514.00 in proceeds. The concentration of this divestiture—more than half his prior stake eliminated in a single transaction—stands out against the backdrop of modest near-term price momentum (2.6% and 2.8% gains over 30 and 90 days respectively).

Director Diana F. Cantor sells 3,000 DPZ shares for $1.4M at $455.53; retains 6.3K shares post-transaction.

Director Cantor executed a sale of 3,000 shares at $455.53 on November 11, 2024, reducing her holdings by 32.2% from 9.3K to 6.3K shares. The transaction occurred when DPZ was trading 17.6% below its 52-week high of $533.64 and prior to the stock's subsequent 2.7% gain over the following 30 days. Given the company's flat annual revenue growth of -1.3%, elevated P/E of 26.54, and director's retention of 6.3K shares, this sale represents a partial position adjustment rather than complete exit. The filing itself provides no explicit indication of timing motivation or conviction change.

Director Balson Andrew sells 6,970 (7.0K) DPZ shares for $2,985,015.54; reduces holdings by 34.8% from 20,035 to 13,065 shares.

Director Andrew Balson executed 2 separate sales on 2024-10-15 totaling 6,970 shares for $2,985,015.54, trimming his position by 34.8% (from 20,035 to 13,065 shares). The blended sale price of $428.27 is near the current price of $429.38 and sits -19.5% from the 52-week high of $533.64. Notably, Balson's prior trade history at DPZ shows a strong pattern: all 4 prior sells executed on 2023-08-08 displayed negative 90-day returns (ranging from -7.0% to -7.6%), meaning the stock declined after each sale—establishing a 100% well-timed rate. This current sale continues that pattern of favorable exit timing relative to subsequent price action. The stock is currently up 4.1% over 30 days and 6.2% over 90 days, but Balson's historical track record suggests his sales precede downturns rather than immediate rallies.