DHT President & CEO Harfjeld Svein Moxnes Buys 2,620 Shares

On June 16, 2026, Harfjeld Svein Moxnes, President & CEO of DHT, purchased 32,620 shares of the company. This insider transaction did not involve any planned trading arrangement. DHT shares were trading at $18.11 at the time of the transaction.

Other Institutional Activity in DHT

Institutional investors have shown varied interest in DHT. FMR LLC increased its holdings by 35,962 shares, ending with 24,155,861 shares valued at approximately $441.3 million. BlackRock, Inc. significantly raised its position by 1,586,653 shares, bringing its total to 8,632,868 shares worth about $157.7 million. On the other hand, Dimensional Fund Advisors LP reduced its stake by 80,728 shares, leaving it with 10,343,906 shares valued at nearly $189.0 million. Arrowstreet Capital, Limited Partnership also increased its holdings by 1,836,892 shares, totaling 4,315,767 shares worth around $78.8 million.

DHT Holdings, Inc. Stock Down 22.2%

DHT's stock was trading near $18.11. The company's market dynamics are influenced by its institutional investors and insider activities. The stock is subject to analyst ratings and market conditions that may impact its performance.

Insider Buying and Selling at DHT Holdings, Inc.

In addition to Harfjeld Svein Moxnes's purchase, other insiders were active on June 16, 2026. Jon Stephen Eglin, involved in Chartering & Operations, bought 6,795 shares. Technical Director Edvardsen Svenn Magne made a similar purchase of 6,795 shares but also sold the same amount on the same date. CFO Halvorsen Laila Cecilie sold 6,795 shares.

Analysts Set New Price Targets

Analysts have mixed views on DHT. On April 22, 2026, Evercore ISI Group downgraded the stock to a hold with a price target of $19. Meanwhile, BTIG maintained its buy rating with a target of $23. These ratings reflect differing perspectives on DHT's potential market performance.

Bottom Line

Insider buying at DHT, including the CEO's recent acquisition, suggests a potential confidence in the company's future. Meanwhile, institutional activity shows both increases and reductions in positions, indicating mixed sentiment. Analyst ratings also vary, showing a range of expectations for the stock. Investors often track these transactions for insights, but it's important to remember that filings and reports reflect past actions and may not indicate current positions.