Robert H. Schottenstein, Chairman, CEO and President of M/I Homes (MHO), has been a consistent seller of company stock across recent Form 4 filings, with no open-market purchases during the covered period. The 65 reported trades produced total sell-side proceeds of approximately $20.62 million, while the $11.09 million in acquisitions consisted entirely of option exercises and compensatory awards. That pattern—sales paired with exercises and grants rather than fresh buy orders—signals a decidedly one-way direction: the insider has monetized equity positions on each significant filing date.
The most recent cluster, all in MHO, shows selling continuing into early 2026. On February 18, 2026, Schottenstein executed four open-market sales with combined values of roughly $3.98 million (ranging from about $44,700 to $2.35 million), alongside an option exercise worth $1.14 million. That followed a $2.20 million sale on February 12 and a $2.89 million sale plus an $844,600 exercise on February 10. Two days later, on February 11, he received an equity award valued at $3.71 million—a non-cash compensation event. In earlier periods, the pattern repeated: August 2025 included sales totaling about $5.65 million across five trades, and February 2025 saw two sales worth $2.14 million combined, again paired with option exercises and a $3.77 million award.
The only non-MHO item in the recent filings is a zero-value grant of IBP shares on May 19, 2026. All told, the filing history shows a clear sell-side bias, with no open-market buybacks and every dated disclosure reflecting either routine compensation grants or multi-day exercises and sales of previously awarded shares.
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