Michael Wayne Domino Jr., who serves as President of the DTR Division at Drilling Tools International Corp (NYSE: DTI), sold a total of 6,249 shares of the company’s common stock on February 17, 2026. The disposition was completed in two separate transactions executed at prices ranging from $3.88 to $4.00 per share, producing aggregate proceeds of $24,746.
The sales were carried out under a Rule 10b5-1 trading arrangement that Domino adopted on November 17, 2025. After these transactions, Domino’s direct ownership in Drilling Tools International stands at 1,426,805 shares.
DTI’s market capitalization is reported at $140.44 million and the stock was trading at $4.05 at the time of the latest reporting. Market-data from InvestingPro shows the shares have rallied 16% over the past week and have climbed 102.5% over the preceding six months. InvestingPro’s Fair Value framework identifies the stock as slightly undervalued relative to its current trading level.
On the company’s financial profile, DTI is not yet profitable. Analysts, however, expect the firm to reach profitability this year. The company’s current ratio is 2.04, a metric cited as an indicator of solid short-term financial stability.
In governance and leadership developments, Drilling Tools International has named Ira H. Green, Jr. to its Board of Directors. Green brings more than 30 years of experience in energy capital markets and most recently held the role of Managing Director and Head of Energy, Power & Infrastructure Capital Markets at Piper Sandler Co. The company highlighted his expertise in both equity and debt capital markets as an addition to its strategic capabilities.
DTI also announced the death of its Chairman of the Board, Thomas O. Hicks, who died at age 79. Hicks was described by the company as a Texas businessman and private equity investor; a company statement emphasized his leadership and contributions following his passing. These board-level changes represent notable shifts in the company’s leadership team.
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Context for investors: The insider sale was executed via a prearranged trading plan and constituted a small fraction of Domino’s total holdings. The company’s shares have posted significant recent gains, while key fundamentals show a strong current ratio but an absence of current profitability, with expectations among analysts that profit will be achieved this year.