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Dodge & Cox Cuts Stake in Dominion Energy
Investment firm reduces holdings in utility company by 0.6% in Q3
Mar. 14, 2026 at 8:09am
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According to a recent SEC filing, investment management firm Dodge & Cox reduced its stake in Dominion Energy Inc. by 0.6% in the third quarter of 2026. The firm still owns 22,780,033 shares, or 2.67%, of the utilities provider's stock, valued at $1.39 billion.
Why it matters
Dominion Energy is a major utility company serving customers across multiple states, so changes in large institutional investors' holdings can signal broader market sentiment about the company's performance and outlook.
The details
Dodge & Cox sold 145,215 shares of Dominion Energy in Q3 2026, reducing its total position to 22,780,033 shares. The investment firm remains one of Dominion's largest shareholders, owning 2.67% of the company's outstanding stock.
- Dodge & Cox reduced its Dominion Energy stake in the third quarter of 2026.
The players
Dodge & Cox
An investment management firm that owns a significant stake in Dominion Energy.
Dominion Energy Inc.
A major U.S. utility company that provides electricity and natural gas to customers across multiple states.
The takeaway
This filing indicates that one of Dominion Energy's largest institutional investors has slightly reduced its position in the company, though it remains a significant shareholder. This could signal broader market sentiment or portfolio adjustments by the investment firm, but does not necessarily reflect any major concerns about Dominion's outlook.





