Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK)(NYSE:BRK) is no longer run by Warren Buffett, with the legendary investor stepping down as CEO at the end of 2025. While Buffett is still chairman and active with the company, the control is now in the hands of CEO Greg Abel.

On Friday, Berkshire Hathaway revealed their latest portfolio moves in a 13F filing, the second filing under Abel’s leadership.

New Positions

Berkshire Hathaway unveiled a new position in one stock in the second quarter, which ended June 30, 2026. Here’s a look at the changes to the portfolio compared to first quarter.

• Added D.R. Horton Inc (NYSE:DHI): 3,564 shares

Berkshire Hathaway previously owned shares of the homebuilder in 2025 before exiting after a short hold on the stock.

Exited Positions

Berkshire Hathaway exited one stock in the quarter, selling out of Constellation Brands (NYSE:STZ) completely.

Portfolio Changes

The second-quarter 13F showed changes in the existing stocks held by Berkshire Hathaway. Here are the top decreased stakes by Berkshire Hathaway in the second quarter by percentage, as reported by 13f.info.

• Capital One Financial (NYSE:COF): -58%
• Nucor (NYSE:NUE): -52%
• Kroger (NYSE:KR): -22%
• Ally Financial (NYSE:ALLY): -7%
• Bank of America (NYSE:BAC): -6%
• DaVita (NYSE:DVA): -4%

Here are the top additions in the second quarter by percentage:

• Alphabet Class C (NASDAQ:GOOG): +658%
• Macy’s Inc (NYSE:M): +142%
• Alphabet Class A (NASDAQ:GOOGL): +45%
• Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL): +44%
• Lennar Corp (NYSE:LEN): +30%
• Lennar Corp B (NYSE:LEN): +25%
• New York Times (NYSE:NYT): +4%

Alphabet Class A, Delta Air Lines and Macy’s were all new purchases in the first quarter and all saw significant increases in the second quarter. The New York Times was a new stake late in 2025 that has increased in size in recent quarters.

Top Holdings

At the end of the second quarter, these were the largest stock holdings in the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio and their valuation at the time:

• Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL): $66.0 billion
• American Express Company (NYSE:AXP): $51.3 billion
• Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO): $32.5 billion
• Alphabet Inc Class A: $28.2 billion
• Bank of America: $27.5 billion
• Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX): $14.0 billion
• Occidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY): $12.9 billion
• Chubb Limited (NYSE:CB): $11.7 billion
• Moody’s Corp (NYSE:MCO): $11.2 billion
• Alphabet Inc Class C: $9.6 billion

The top three positions stay the same from the end of the first quarter with Alphabet Class A moving up from eighth place to fourth place. Alphabet Class C enters the top 10 at 10^th place.

Taken together, the two Alphabet stakes would equal $37.8 billion and place the company as a top three holding.

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