These are 10 of the largest holdings in the Mairs & Power Growth Fund. All are headquartered in Minnesota. They also are among the largest companies listed in Bloomberg Star Tribune 100 index.
Company Percent change since July 1
Target Corp. 3.3
Donaldson Co. Inc. -11.4
3M Co. -13.0
U.S. Bancorp -14.1
Ecolab Inc. -16.5
Valspar Corp. -17.2
Medtronic Inc. -18.1
Pentair Inc. -18.6
Toro Co. -20.4
Graco Inc. -23.2
Mairs & Power Growth Fund -13.7
Mairs & Power Balanced Fund -7.7
Bloomberg Star Tribune 100 Index -11.8
Standard & Poor's 500-10.5
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