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Berkshire Hathaway 13F: Q2 2026 Portfolio — $299.25B Across 29 Positions

Berkshire Hathaway's Q2 2026 Form 13F, parsed from the SEC filing: full top holdings with weights, every quarter-over-quarter move — 1 new, 7 added, 6 trimmed, 1 exited — and links back to the primary documents.

Published Aug 14, 2026Updated Aug 14, 2026

Reported value

$299.25B

Q2 2026 13F total

Positions

29

distinct holdings

Top 10 weight

88.5%

of reported value

Berkshire Hathaway Q2 2026 13F holdings overview

Berkshire Hathaway · Warren Buffett · Q2 2026

Big Alphabet reinforcement alongside stable mega-cap staples keeps the portfolio tightly concentrated.

Reported value

$299B

Filed 2026-08-14

Positions

29

Quarter ended 2026-06-30

Top 10 weight

88.5%

New1Added7Trimmed6Exited1View the SEC filing

Form 13F reports long US-listed positions only, up to 45 days after quarter end. It excludes shorts, cash, and non-US holdings, so the live book can differ.

Berkshire Hathaway reported a $299.25B US-listed portfolio in its Q2 2026 Form 13F, filed with the SEC on 2026-08-14 for the quarter ended 2026-06-30. The book holds 29 positions, led by Apple at 22.0% of reported value; the top three together account for 50%. Against the Q1 2026 filing, the manager opened 1 new positions, added to 7, trimmed 6, and exited 1.

Top 12 holdings

Apple — 22.04% · $66.0BAmerican Express — 17.14% · $51.3BCoca Cola — 10.86% · $32.5BAlphabet — 9.41% · $28.2BBank Of Amer — 9.20% · $27.5BChevron — 4.67% · $14.0BOccidental Pete — 4.30% · $12.9BChubb Limited — 3.90% · $11.7BMoodys — 3.73% · $11.2BAlphabet — 3.21% · $9.61BOther holdings — 11.53% · $34.5B$299BReported value

Portfolio allocation

  • AppleAAPL22.0%
  • American ExpressAXP17.1%
  • Coca ColaKO10.9%
  • AlphabetGOOGL9.4%
  • Bank Of AmerBAC9.2%
  • ChevronCVX4.7%
  • Occidental PeteOXY4.3%
  • Chubb LimitedCB3.9%
  • MoodysMCO3.7%
  • AlphabetGOOG3.2%
  • Other holdings11.5%

Share of reported 13F value

#HoldingActionWeightValueShares vs prior quarter
1AppleAAPLUnchanged
22.0%
$66.0B0.0%
2American ExpressAXPUnchanged
17.1%
$51.3B0.0%
3Coca ColaKOUnchanged
10.9%
$32.5B0.0%
4AlphabetGOOGLAdded
9.4%
$28.2B+45.2%
5Bank Of AmerBACTrimmed
9.2%
$27.5B-5.9%
6ChevronCVXUnchanged
4.7%
$14.0B0.0%
7Occidental PeteOXYUnchanged
4.3%
$12.9B0.0%
8Chubb LimitedCBUnchanged
3.9%
$11.7B0.0%
9MoodysMCOUnchanged
3.7%
$11.2B0.0%
10AlphabetGOOGAdded
3.2%
$9.61B+658.3%
11Kraft HeinzKHCUnchanged
2.6%
$7.69B0.0%
12DavitaDVATrimmed
2.1%
$6.43B-4.1%
Other holdings6.8%$20.4B

Values and share counts as reported for 2026-06-30; weights are share of reported 13F value.

Actions compare share counts against the prior quarter's filing, so they do not move with price.

New positions and exits

New positions

Closed out

Read on the quarter

What the moves add up to

Berkshire Hathaway’s Q2 2026 activity leans into the existing mega-cap core rather than broad diversification, with the top 10 holdings accounting for 88.5% of the portfolio. Apple (Apple) at 22.04%, American Express (American Express) at 17.14%, and Coca Cola at 10.86% were all held. Within that framework, Alphabet was the standout: Alphabet was added (share count up 45.2%) and a second Alphabet class, Alphabet, was also added (share count up 658.3%).

Across the rest of the changes, the action mix is modest in breadth but meaningful in select refinements. There was 1 new position, D R Horton (DHI), alongside 7 adds and 6 trims, including a reduction in Bank Of Amer (Bank Of Amer) with share count down 5.9% and a trim in Davita (Davita) down 4.1%. Overall, the single-quarter pattern reads as incremental concentration into familiar franchises—particularly Alphabet—while trimming a few lower-weight exposures and exiting Constellation Brands (Constellation Brands).

Context

How to read this filing

A Form 13F is a quarterly snapshot institutional managers with over $100M in US-listed assets must file within 45 days of quarter end. It shows long equity positions only: no short book, no cash, no non-US listings, no timing inside the quarter. Treat it as a delayed map of where the manager's conviction sat on the reporting date — not a live portfolio, and not a buy list.

Positions may have changed since the reporting date. Weight changes also reflect price moves, not only buying or selling — the action tags on this page are derived from share counts, which do not move with price.

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