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DPC Holdings Ltd·4

Jun 26, 4:09 PM ET

Quinn Michael (Mike) Joseph 4

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DPC Holdings CEO Mike Joseph Buys $14.36M of Shares

What Happened

  • Quinn Michael (Mike) Joseph, CEO & Executive Director of DPC Holdings Ltd (DPC), made a material open-market purchase and also received multiple equity awards. On 2026-06-26 he bought 435,121 ordinary shares at $33.00 per share for a total cash outlay of $14,358,993.
  • On 2026-06-24 Mr. Joseph was granted a series of derivative awards (stock option/award grants) totaling 2,132,614 shares (aggregate of multiple grants) at $0.00 strike/purchase price. These awards are described in the filing as IPO-related Equity Incentive Plan grants and MIP recognition grants.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates and prices:
    • 2026-06-26: Open-market purchase — 435,121 shares at $33.00 each ($14,358,993).
    • 2026-06-24: Grants/Awards — 2,132,614 derivative shares at $0.00 (options/awards).
  • Shares owned after transaction: The filing does not disclose a single consolidated post-transaction total for all holdings in the provided summary.
  • Relevant footnotes:
    • F1: Some ordinary shares were acquired through a directed share program related to the IPO and represent reinvestment of after‑tax proceeds from the Management Incentive Plan (MIP).
    • F2: Certain securities are owned directly by QP Capital Ireland Limited, an entity wholly owned by Mr. Quinn.
    • F3/F4: The zero-price securities reflect Equity Incentive Plan grants tied to the IPO (IPO Grants) and additional MIP Recognition Grants.
  • Timeliness: The filing was made on 2026-06-26 for transactions on 2026-06-24 and 2026-06-26; the report appears to have been filed promptly.

Context

  • The 435,121-share transaction is a cash purchase (a straightforward buy), which many investors see as a stronger signal than sales because insiders are deploying personal capital. The derivative entries are grants of options/awards (not exercises or sales) and typically vest subject to plan terms — they do not represent immediate cash value to the insider unless exercised and/or sold later.
  • These grants were made in connection with the company’s IPO and an amendment to the MIP, per the filing footnotes.