Laird Norton Wetherby Trust Company Adjusts Portfolio: Key Purchases and Sales in Q2 2026
The Laird Norton Wetherby Trust Company, Llc made significant changes to its holdings during the second quarter of 2026, including notable purchases like KLA Corp (KLAC) and sales from companies such as Infosys Ltd (INFY).
As reported by InsiderSet for the period ending June 30th, 2026, the Laird Norton Wetherby Trust Company, Llc has made several adjustments to its portfolio holdings. The analysis of changed_holdings reveals a mix of significant buying activity in specific stocks and reductions or exits from certain positions.
The investor's most prominent purchase during this quarter was KLA Corp (KLAC), evidenced by the 919% increase in shares held, which also resulted in a substantial value addition. This move significantly boosted KLAC's allocation within the trust portfolio.
Other notable buys included ISHares TR (IWF), where shares increased by 485.43%, and Vanguard Index Fds (VUG) with a significant share increase of 725.49%. The purchase of ISHares TR (IJH), which saw its allocation rise, also contributed to the buying momentum.
In contrast, the investor reduced or exited positions in several companies during Q2 2026. The largest reduction was observed for Infosys Ltd (INFY), where shares decreased by a massive -29.96%, effectively exiting the position almost entirely and reducing its allocation to just 0.05%. Similarly, LG Display Co Ltd (LPL) experienced a huge reduction of -91.82% in shares.
The trust also saw significant share reductions for other holdings like Wipro Ltd (WIT), which decreased by 420,588 shares (-29.96%), and Companhia de Saneamento Basi (SBS) with a -388.73% change in shares.
Furthermore, the investor sold or reduced positions in other companies such as Booking Holdings Inc (BKNG), which saw its allocation drop to 0.16%, and exited a position in LSTR entirely, as indicated by the 'significant_sell_symbols' field noting an exit.
In summary, Laird Norton Wetherby Trust Company's Q2 2026 filing shows a clear shift towards specific technology and financial sector ETFs like KLAC, IWF, VUG, and IJH, while simultaneously reducing exposure to individual tech stocks such as INFY, LPL, WIT, and exiting positions in others.