Donna M. Long, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, has demonstrated a clear selling bias in her recent transactions involving Dorman Products (DORM), according to SEC Form 4 filings. Over the past 30 recorded trades, she has sold approximately $1.29 million worth of DORM shares while purchasing only $368,449 worth—a nearly 3.5-to-1 ratio favoring disposals. Her most recent activity in March 2026 included multiple sales totaling $97,608.21 across three transactions on March 12, following a $61,680.96 sale on March 4 and a $299,910.91 disposition on March 2. The pattern extends back to early 2025, with notable sales including $181,950 on August 12, 2025, and $99,968.43 on July 28 of that year.
Long’s transactions are exclusively tied to DORM, with no activity in other companies. The sales appear methodical, often executed in clusters—such as four separate disposals totaling $96,742.20 on March 6, 2025, and three sales worth $99,487.59 on January 2, 2026. While some filings indicate automatic dispositions (coded "F" for tax withholding or "M" for exercise of derivative securities), the majority are outright sales (coded "S"). The absence of any recent buys suggests a sustained reduction in her DORM holdings, with the most recent purchase dating back to August 2025, when she acquired $68,538.51 in shares. The consistency and scale of these sales highlight a deliberate shift away from accumulating additional equity in the company.
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