The York Water Company (YORW)

This article lists various Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) that hold stocks of York Water Company (YWA). It provides a detailed table including each ETF's market value, weight of YWA stock, issuer, management style, focus, expense ratio, assets under management (AUM), price, change percentage, relative volume, and 3-year NAV total return. The information aims to help investors identify funds that offer exposure to York Water Company with diversified opportunities and potentially lower risk.

York Water (NASDAQ:YORW) continues to attract attention for its focus on regulated water services, infrastructure planning, and operational execution. The company's strategy emphasizes reliable service delivery and asset management within a framework influenced by consistent customer demand and regulatory requirements. Key aspects include ongoing infrastructure investment, maintaining demand stability, and effective operational execution to sustain its market position amidst regulatory and capital challenges.

Douglas S. Brossman, a director at York Water (YORW), purchased 30.126 shares of common stock at $33.194 per share on August 20, 2026. This transaction increases his direct holdings to 483.734 shares, which includes shares acquired through the company's Dividend Reinvestment Plan. The insider trade, reported via Form 4, is considered neutral in impact and sentiment.

The CEO of The York Water Company, Joseph Hand, recently sold US$266k worth of shares, representing an 18% reduction in his holding. This was the largest insider sale in the last year, and while there has been some insider buying, overall insider selling has outweighed buying over the past three months. Despite the company's profit growth, the low insider ownership combined with recent selling suggests caution.

The York Water Company's CEO recently sold US$266k worth of shares, representing 18% of his holdings. While insider selling can be a weak signal, this was the largest insider sale in the last year, occurring slightly below the current share price. Despite some insider buying, the overall trend shows more selling than buying over the past three months, leading to caution regarding the stock, especially given the relatively low insider ownership.