Datadog CRO Walters Sean Michael sells 6,721 shares for $139.22-$141.01 per share.

Datadog, Inc. [DDOG] has disclosed that Chief Revenue Officer Walters Sean Michael executed three separate transactions on September 11, 2025, involving the sale of a total of 6721 shares. In the first transaction, Mr. Walters sold 4221 shares at a price of $139.22 per share. In the second transaction, he sold 2500 shares at a price of $140.24 per share. Finally, in the third transaction, he sold 100 shares at a price of $141.01 per share. These transactions bring the total number of shares sold by Mr. Walters on this date to 6721.

Datadog, Inc. [DDOG], a leading cloud monitoring company, has disclosed that Chief Revenue Officer Sean Michael Walters executed three separate transactions on September 11, 2025, involving the sale of a total of 6721 shares. The transactions, which were executed at varying prices, highlight the company's recent financial activity and insider trading.

In the first transaction, Mr. Walters sold 4221 shares at a price of $139.22 per share, totaling $586,772. The second transaction saw him sell 2500 shares at $140.24 per share, amounting to $350,600. Finally, in the third transaction, he sold 100 shares at $141.01 per share, totaling $14,101. These transactions bring the total number of shares sold by Mr. Walters on this date to 6721.

The sales occurred amidst a period of strong performance for Datadog. The company reported a remarkable 28% year-over-year revenue growth in the second quarter of 2025, surpassing Wall Street's expectations. Analysts have maintained a bullish outlook on the company, with several firms raising their price targets and ratings Datadog CEO Pomel sells $4.47m in shares^[1].

Additionally, Datadog has seen significant institutional investment. Advisors Asset Management Inc. raised its stake in the company by 171.6% during the first quarter, while OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING Corp Ltd increased its position by 887.0% Datadog, Inc. $DDOG Shares Purchased by Advisors Asset Management Inc.^[2]. These transactions underscore the growing confidence in Datadog's growth prospects.

The recent insider trading activity, including the sales by Mr. Walters, provides valuable insights into the company's internal sentiment. While insider sales can sometimes be seen as a negative signal, the context of Datadog's strong financial performance and analyst optimism suggests a more nuanced interpretation.