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Warren Buffett
Portfolio: Top Holdings & Stock Picks

Berkshire Hathaway INC

Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway INC) disclosed 29 total holdings in its latest 13F filing dated 06/30/2026, with a portfolio value of $299.25 B and a turnover rate of 1.5%.

Portfolio Value
$299.25 B
Total Holdings
29
Latest Filing
Q2 2026
August 14, 2026
Turnover Rate
1.45%

Warren Buffett Top Holdings of Q2 2026

Warren Buffett Top Holdings of Q2 2026
Ticker Name Shares Value % of Portfolio Time Held % Change
227.92 M $65.95 B 22.04% >10 Years 0.00%
AXP
151.61 M $51.28 B 17.14% >10 Years 0.00%
KO
400 M $32.51 B 10.86% >10 Years 0.00%
78.79 M $28.16 B 9.41% 0.75 Years +45.24%
BAC
483.39 M $27.54 B 9.20% 8.7 Years -5.89%
CVX
84.38 M $13.99 B 4.67% 5.7 Years 0.00%
OXY
264.94 M $12.87 B 4.30% 4.2 Years 0.00%
CB
34.25 M $11.67 B 3.90% 2.7 Years 0.00%
MCO
24.67 M $11.17 B 3.73% >10 Years 0.00%
27.19 M $9.61 B 3.21% 0.25 Years +658.35%

Recent Moves

Significant New Position
+3,564 Shares | +$580,504 Value
Continues to build a major stake in the Consumer Discretionary sector
Q2 2026
Added to Core Holding
+24.54 M Shares | +$8.77 B Value
Largest position increase in Communication Services sector
Q2 2026
Reduced Exposure to Position
-30.23 M Shares | -$1.72 B Value
Significant reduction in holdings of Financials
Q2 2026
Complete Exit
-632,890 Shares | -$94.93 M Value
Cleared STZ, sector remains in portfolio
Q2 2026

Warren Buffett's Historical Top Holdings Overview

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Warren Buffett Top Stock Picks

Ticker Name Date Activity Shares Shares Change Value Change
06/30/2026 Add 45.2% 78.79 M 24.54 M $8.77 B
06/30/2026 Add 658.4% 27.19 M 23.6 M $8.34 B
BAC
06/30/2026 Reduce -5.9% 483.39 M -30.23 M $1.72 B
DAL
06/30/2026 Add 44.0% 57.32 M 17.51 M $1.64 B
COF
06/30/2026 Reduce -58.0% 3 M -4.15 M $832.57 M
KR
06/30/2026 Reduce -22.0% 39 M -11 M $610.83 M
NUE
06/30/2026 Reduce -52.5% 1.86 M -2.05 M $456.49 M
LEN
06/30/2026 Add 29.8% 13.11 M 3.01 M $272.56 M
DVA
06/30/2026 Reduce -4.1% 28.88 M -1.22 M $271.51 M
M
06/30/2026 Add 141.8% 7.35 M 4.31 M $101.48 M

Warren Buffett's Portfolio Sector Breakdown

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About Warren Buffett

Warren Buffett, widely known as the "Oracle of Omaha," is the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. He is considered one of the most successful investors in history, transforming a failing textile company into a multinational conglomerate. His annual letters to shareholders are widely read for their business and investing wisdom. Alongside Bill Gates, he founded The Giving Pledge, committing to donate the majority of his wealth.

Warren Buffett Investment Strategy

Warren Buffett represents the gold standard of Value Investing, shifting his focus from "cigar-butt" stocks to buying "wonderful companies at fair prices." His strategy prioritizes businesses with a durable Economic Moat and consistent cash flows. Unlike broad diversification, Buffett practices high-conviction investing, often concentrating a significant portion of his portfolio in top holdings like [Apple (AAPL)] and [Coca-Cola (KO)]. He seeks to acquire these high-quality assets only when they trade below their Intrinsic Value, ensuring long-term compounding rather than short-term gains.

Warren Buffett 5 Rules for Investing

To invest like the "Oracle of Omaha," one must adhere to his five foundational principles. First, prioritize capital preservation ("Rule No.1: Never lose money"). Second, stay strictly within your Circle of Competence by ignoring businesses you don't understand. Third, always demand a Margin of Safety in the purchase price to minimize risk. Fourth, adopt a Contrarian mindset by being "fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful." Finally, treat stocks as business ownership with a preferred holding period of "forever," focusing on productive assets over speculation.

The Next Chapter: Greg Abel Warren Buffett Successor

As Warren Buffett, the "Oracle of Omaha," approaches his 95th year, the financial world is laser-focused on the future of Berkshire Hathaway. The official successor has been confirmed: Greg Abel, the current Vice Chairman of Non-Insurance Operations, is set to take the helm as CEO.

Who is Greg Abel? 

A Canadian-born executive and trained accountant, Abel joined the Berkshire family in 1999. For decades, he has been the "operational powerhouse" behind the scenes, managing the conglomerate's massive energy, railroad, and retail divisions. Unlike Buffett's stock-picking background, Abel is celebrated for his deep operational expertise and hands-on management style.

Frequently Asked Questions

As of 06/30/2026, Warren Buffett holds 29 stocks. Top positions include AAPL, AXP, KO, GOOGL, BAC. For full portfolio details, please visit Warren Buffett’s portfolio.

In Q2 2026, Warren Buffett’s largest purchase by dollar amount was DHI. For complete transaction details, please visit Warren Buffett’s portfolio.

According to the 13F filing for Q2 2026, Warren Buffett increased their stake in GOOGL.

Warren Buffett's firm may occasionally request confidential treatment under SEC rule 13F-HR, which allows temporary non-disclosure of certain positions.