First full quarter under CEO Greg Abel. Portfolio shrinks to $263.1B and 29 names; 16 full exits, large Alphabet add, large Chevron trim.
Filer Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (CIK 0001067983)Latest filing 13F-HR, period 2026-03-31, filed 2026-05-15Accession 0001193125-26-226661Amendments None observed
Research only. This dashboard summarizes delayed public SEC 13F filings as of the reporting period. It is not personalized investment advice, contains no buy/sell/hold recommendations, and does not represent current holdings. 13F filings have a 45-day lag and cover only Section 13(f) reportable U.S. long equity positions — no shorts, hedges, cash, options strategy, foreign-listed shares outside scope, or private holdings. Always verify against the original EDGAR filing.
Snapshot
Comparison of the latest 13F (Q1 2026) against the prior quarter (Q4 2025).
Portfolio value
$263.1B
−$11.1B (−4.0%) vs Q4 2025
Reported positions
29
−13 names vs 42 prior
Top-10 concentration
~90.7%
+ vs prior period
Activity (full exits)
16
3 new buys; 4 adds; 6 trims
Portfolio composition — top 10 by reported value
Sized to the $263.1B portfolio total reported on the Q1 2026 information table.
#
Issuer
Tkr
CUSIP
Shares (Q1 '26)
Value ($B)
Wt %
Activity
Share Δ vs Q4
% Δ
1
Apple Inc.
AAPL
037833100
227,917,808
57.84
21.99
Unchanged
0
0.0%
2
American Express Co.
AXP
025816109
151,610,700
45.86
17.43
Unchanged
0
0.0%
3
Coca-Cola Co.
KO
191216100
400,000,000
30.42
11.56
Unchanged
0
0.0%
4
Bank of America Corp.
BAC
060505104
513,624,165
25.04
9.52
Reduced
−3,671,769
−0.7%
5
Chevron Corp.
CVX
166764100
84,375,856
17.46
6.64
Reduced
−45,780,506
−35.2%
6
Occidental Petroleum Corp.
OXY
674215103
264,941,431
17.22
6.55
Unchanged
0
0.0%
7
Alphabet Inc. Cl A
GOOGL
02079K305
54,249,798
15.60
5.93
Added
+36,403,656
+204.0%
8
Chubb Ltd.
CB
H1467J104
34,249,183
11.16
4.24
Unchanged
0
0.0%
9
Moody's Corp.
MCO
615369105
24,669,778
10.76
4.09
Unchanged
0
0.0%
10
Kraft Heinz Co.
KHC
500754106
325,634,818
7.32
2.78
Unchanged
0
0.0%
CUSIP/ticker mapping confidence: high for all top-10 rows. Source: SEC EDGAR 13F-HR information table (acc. 0001193125-26-226661), cross-verified against 13Radar and Giantsight.
Largest dollar moves vs. Q4 2025
Top adds and trims by approximate dollar value of share change (not by share count or weight).
Source: 13Radar.com aggregation of EDGAR information tables for accessions 0001193125-26-226661 (Q1 2026) and 0001193125-26-054580 (Q4 2025). Dollar amounts approximate; "exit" = position fully closed in Q1 2026.
Position count: collapse of the long tail
Greg Abel's first full-quarter portfolio shows a sharply narrower book.
Reported positions, last 6 quarters
Portfolio value, last 6 quarters (USD billions)
Position counts and reported values from EDGAR 13F-HR filings via 13f.info historical table and 13Radar.com Q1 2026 ingest. Filing types: all 13F-HR (no amendments observed in this window).
Activity breakdown — Q1 2026
New positions (3)
DAL — Delta Air Lines · +39.8M shares · first reported airline position since Berkshire's 2020 exit.
GOOG — Alphabet Cl C · +3.6M shares · complements the much larger Cl A add.
M — Macy's · +3.0M shares · small initiation, ~0.02% of book.
Adds to existing (4 material)
GOOGL — Alphabet Cl A · +36.4M shares (+204%) — largest dollar add (~$10.5B).
NYT — NY Times · +10.1M shares (+199%) — continued build on Q4 '25 new stake.
LEN — Lennar Cl A · +3.0M shares (+43%) — homebuilder build.
Context (not from the filing itself): the named exits overlap substantially with positions previously associated with sub-advisor Todd Combs, who left Berkshire for JPMorgan in December 2025 (per WSJ, relayed via ZeroHedge). The 13F does not attribute holdings to individual sub-advisors.
13F limitations — applies to every conclusion above
45-day lag. Q1 2026 holdings were filed May 15, 2026 — already 6+ weeks old at publication and 8+ weeks old today. Treat as "reported at quarter end," not "owned today."
Section 13(f) scope only. Excludes shorts, cash, U.S. Treasury holdings (Berkshire's >$300B cash/Treasury pile is reported elsewhere), foreign-listed shares outside scope (e.g., the Japanese trading-house investments), private holdings, and most derivatives.
Long, partial-portfolio data. No shorts. No full options strategy. No hedges. No net exposure.
Amendments. 13F-HR/A filings can revise positions retroactively. None observed for these two periods as of this run.
Confidential treatment. Berkshire has historically requested confidential treatment for select accumulating positions; those may be omitted until later disclosure.
Manager identity. Berkshire Hathaway Inc. files one consolidated 13F covering many related "other managers" listed in the filing. Standalone subsidiary filings should not be combined without source-by-source matching.
CUSIP → ticker mapping. Top-10 mappings are high-confidence. Share-class rows (LEN-B, LLYVK vs. LLYVA) and ADRs (DEO) require CUSIP-first matching.
Value ≠ trade size. Value change blends price action with trading. Share change is the cleaner trade signal.
Data-quality note for this run. Direct SEC XML extraction was not completed in this session due to network constraints; top-10 share counts were sourced from 13Radar.com and Giantsight, both of which ingest the SEC information table directly, and cross-verified against Seeking Alpha and Tipranks. The Constellation Brands (STZ) trim row is preliminary pending direct XML reconcile. A full direct-XML reconcile is the recommended next research step.
Suggested follow-up research
Pull the raw SEC information tables for both periods and reconcile each row of this dashboard against the XML.
Read the Berkshire Q1 2026 10-Q for cash position, Treasury holdings, buyback activity, and operating-segment performance — the 13F shows the equity sleeve only.
Watch for an Annual Letter (typically late February the following year) and any Berkshire Annual Meeting commentary for Greg Abel's first sustained public framing of the equity strategy.
Track the next 2–3 quarters of 13Fs to test whether the Q1 2026 exit list represents a durable style change or a one-time clean-up of legacy positions.
For each top-10 name, separately read the company's most recent 10-K risk factors and proxy — Berkshire's filing tells you position size, not the underlying business case.
Use 13F overlap as a watchlist input, not a buy signal — Berkshire's cost basis, holding horizon, and tax position differ materially from a retail investor's.
This analysis is based on delayed public SEC filings and is not personalized investment advice. Always verify against the original EDGAR filing before acting.