Tufton Capital Management Q2 2026 Portfolio Changes: Strategic Shifts and New ETF Holdings
A detailed analysis of Tufton Capital Management's investment portfolio changes for the second quarter ending June 30, 2026.

As part of its ongoing investment strategy, Tufton Capital Management made several adjustments to its portfolio during Q2 2026. The firm's holdings reflect a mix of stock purchases and sales across various sectors.
The most significant change this quarter was the introduction of new positions in exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Notably, DIMENSIONAL ETF TRUST INTL COR (DFIC) and Vanguard's VANGUARD TAX-MANAGED FDS VAN F (VEA), both linked to the investor's portfolio change data, were added with substantial increases in shares. The DIMENSIONAL ETF TRUST INTL COR position saw a 100% increase from Q1, while Vanguard's VANGUARD TAX-MANAGED FDS VAN F (VEA) increased by approximately 22%. These additions suggest a continued interest in diversified fixed income strategies.
In addition to ETFs, the firm also purchased shares of QUALCOMM INC COM (QCOM), increasing its stake by about 1.96% during the quarter. This indicates a selective approach towards specific high-growth sectors.
Tufton Capital Management also divested several holdings, including shares of NIKE INC CL B (NKE) and CHESAPEAKE UTILS CORP COM (CPK). The sale of Nike shares was particularly notable, representing a 39.75% reduction in the position over just one quarter.
The firm sold its entire stake in Chesapeake Utilities, which experienced an almost 27% decrease from Q1 levels. Other significant reductions included CORNING INC COM (GLW), down by about 11%, and TJX COS INC NEW COM, which saw a reduction of approximately 2.24%.
The portfolio changes also included minor adjustments like the sale of shares in Intel (INTC) (-0.98%) and MCCORMICK & CO INC COM (-0.22%), alongside small purchases such as those linked to VANGUARD INTL EQUITY INDEX FDS (VWO) (+0.28%) and QUALCOMM, Inc. (+1.96%).
Overall, Tufton Capital Management's Q2 2026 activity involved strategic additions of ETFs and specific stocks alongside the reduction or elimination of several other positions.