Legendary investor Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has taken billions of dollars in new stock positions public while completely exiting several major holdings.
New 13F files shows that Berkshire Hathaway reported 29 holdings worth approximately $263.1 billion as of March 31, 2026, compared to 42 holdings worth approximately $274.2 billion at the end of 2025.
The filing shows that Berkshire owned $1.02 billion of shares of tech giant Google and $2.6 billion of Delta Air Lines shares at the end of the first quarter. Together, these two positions were worth approximately $3.675 billion.
The company also held several Google positions, including one valued at approximately $11.87 billion, making its total reported exposure to Alphabet much higher.
The new filing shows that Berkshire owned 39,809,456 shares of Delta Air Lines and 3,585,215 shares of Alphabet Class C. Berkshire’s Class A shares included 41,283,098 shares in the largest reported item.
Berkshire also exited a number of household names during the quarter. The documents show that the company divested its positions in Amazon, Visa, Mastercard and UnitedHealth, while also selling several other holdings, such as stakes in the Atlanta Braves, a professional Major League Baseball team, and Domino’s pizza.
The filing was filed on May 15, 2026 and covers Berkshire’s US-listed stock positions as of March
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