Glenview Trust Co. Expands Holdings in Major U.S. Companies During First Quarter 2026

In The Sherwin-Williams Company (SHW), Glenview Trust Co. purchased an additional 24,231 shares in Q1, lifting its total to 83,905 shares (about $26.9 million). The article also notes that institutional investors own 77.67% of SHW's stock.
In Boeing (BA), Glenview added 12,089 shares during the first quarter, bringing the stake to 243,403 shares (roughly $48.44 million).
In Ross Stores (ROST), Glenview bought 8,116 additional shares in Q1, increasing holdings to 78,112 shares (about $16.92 million).
In Public Service Enterprise Group (PEG), Glenview added 6,614 shares in the first quarter, taking the stake to 226,167 shares (around $18.31 million).
In Walmart (WMT), Glenview increased its position by 7,528 shares, to 880,273 shares (about $109.4 million), which accounts for roughly 1.7% of its portfolio and makes Walmart the 14th-largest position.
Glenview Trust Co. made a series of notable moves in the first quarter of 2026, expanding its stakes in five major U.S. companies. The firm's biggest percentage jump came in Sherwin-Williams, where it grew its position by 40.6%, according to Watchlist News.
Across all five positions, the trust added tens of thousands of shares. Its Walmart holding alone is now worth about $109.4 million, making it the firm's 14th-largest position, Watchlist News reported.
Glenview added 24,231 shares of Sherwin-Williams in Q1, bringing its total to 83,905 shares worth about $26.9 million. That 40.6% jump was the largest percentage increase among the five stocks the firm expanded, according to Watchlist News. Institutional investors as a whole own 77.67% of Sherwin-Williams stock.
In Boeing, Glenview added 12,089 shares during the quarter. The firm now holds 243,403 Boeing shares, valued at roughly $48.4 million. That is a 5.2% increase and the largest single position by dollar value among the five stocks highlighted, per Watchlist News.
Glenview added 7,528 Walmart shares in Q1, pushing its total to 880,273 shares. That stake is now worth around $109.4 million and makes up roughly 1.7% of Glenview's entire portfolio, Watchlist News reported. Walmart ranks as the firm's 14th-largest holding overall.
The Walmart increase of 0.9% was the smallest percentage gain among the five stocks. But in raw dollar terms, no other position in this group comes close. Boeing's $48.4 million stake is the next largest, less than half of the Walmart position's value.
Glenview bought 8,116 additional shares of Ross Stores in Q1, lifting its total to 78,112 shares worth about $16.9 million. That was an 11.6% increase in its position. Public Service Enterprise Group, commonly known as PSEG, also saw a 3.0% boost, according to Watchlist News.
For PSEG, Glenview added 6,614 shares, bringing its total to 226,167 shares valued at around $18.3 million. The utility stock is one of the smaller positions in this group by dollar value, but the firm still chose to grow it during the quarter.
The Q1 buying spree was not limited to these five stocks. Glenview also increased its Nike holdings by 7.6%, adding 11,655 shares to reach 164,075 total, according to Ticker Report. It grew its Advanced Micro Devices position by a striking 157.7%, per Watchlist News.
The AMD expansion shows the firm is also betting on AI-linked semiconductor stocks alongside its consumer and utility plays. Glenview's T. Rowe Price Blue Chip Growth ETF position also grew by 5.9% in Q1, reaching 2,061,290 shares worth $91.07 million, Watchlist News reported.
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