Q4 2025 13F — Latest Update

Berkshire Hathaway Portfolio

The Oracle of Omaha

Warren Buffett is arguably the greatest investor of all time. His strategy of buying high-quality businesses with “economic moats” at fair prices has delivered compound returns for decades. Here is his current portfolio update.

Holdings
42
Equity positions (Q4 2025)
Portfolio Value
$274B+
Estimated market value
Top Position
AAPL
22.6% of portfolio
Q4 Activity
5
Buys / adds this quarter
Latest 13F Activity — Q4 2025
StockActionShares Added / BoughtPortfolio Impact
NYT
New York Times Cl. A
New Buy5,065,7440.13%
DPZ
Domino’s Pizza Inc.
Add +12.34%368,0550.06%
CB
Chubb Limited
Add +9.31%2,916,2880.33%
CVX
Chevron Corp.
Add +6.63%8,091,5700.45%
LAMR
Lamar Advertising Co.
Add +0.02%3000.00%
DVA
DaVita HealthCare Partners
Reduce −1.25%401,5140.02%
STZ
Constellation Brands
Reduce −2.99%400,0000.02%
AAPL
Apple Inc.
Reduce −4.32%10,294,9561.02%
LILA
Liberty LiLAC Group A
Reduce −8.90%234,1270.00%
BAC
Bank of America Corp.
Reduce −8.94%50,774,0781.02%
POOL
Pool Corp.
Reduce −11.28%390,0000.03%
AON
Aon Plc
Reduce −12.12%497,0050.06%
BATRK
Atlanta Braves Holdings Ser. C
Reduce −48.39%108,2170.00%
AMZN
Amazon.com Inc.
Reduce −77.24%7,724,000
Current Portfolio Holdings
Based on Q4 2025 13F filing. All values are approximate.
Stock% Port.ActivitySharesValue+/− Rep. Price52W Low52W High
AAPL
Apple Inc.
22.60%
Reduce −4.32%227,917,808$61.96B−4.15%$168.48$288.35
AXP
American Express
20.46%
Hold151,610,700$56.09B−7.38%$218.83$386.63
BAC
Bank of America
10.38%
Reduce −8.94%517,295,934$28.45B−4.05%$32.52$57.55
KO
Coca-Cola Co.
10.20%
Hold400,000,000$27.96B+12.87%$64.63$80.41
CVX
Chevron Corp.
7.24%
Add +6.63%130,156,362$19.84B+21.24%$126.35$187.90
MCO
Moody’s Corp.
4.60%
Hold24,669,778$12.60B−12.05%$376.55$546.88
OXY
Occidental Petroleum
3.97%
Hold264,941,431$10.89B+25.32%$34.21$52.22
CB
Chubb Limited
3.90%
Add +9.31%34,249,183$10.69B+5.46%$259.71$335.60
KHC
Kraft Heinz Co.
2.88%
Hold325,634,818$7.90B−1.07%$21.99$31.87
GOOGL
Alphabet Inc.
2.04%
Hold17,846,142$5.59B−3.24%$140.14$349.00
DVA
DaVita Inc.
1.32%
Reduce −1.25%31,759,065$3.61B+29.69%$101.00$157.12
KR
Kroger Co.
1.14%
Hold50,000,000$3.12B+8.24%$58.31$73.76
V
Visa Inc.
1.06%
Hold8,297,460$2.91B−9.06%$296.78$373.34
SIRI
SiriusXM Holdings
0.91%
Hold124,807,117$2.50B+5.25%$17.77$24.47
MA
Mastercard Inc.
0.83%
Hold3,986,648$2.28B−8.87%$462.92$600.08
VRSN
Verisign Inc.
0.80%
Hold8,989,880$2.18B−10.84%$208.09$307.61
STZ
Constellation Brands
0.65%
Reduce −2.99%13,000,000$1.79B+12.09%$125.63$192.99
COF
Capital One Financial
0.63%
Hold7,150,000$1.73B−15.39%$141.30$258.65
UNH
UnitedHealth Group
0.61%
Hold5,039,564$1.66B−12.17%$231.57$594.32
DPZ
Domino’s Pizza Inc.
0.51%
Add +12.34%3,350,000$1.40B−7.60%$370.70$493.24
ALLY
Ally Financial Inc.
0.48%
Hold29,000,000$1.31B−7.49%$28.59$46.93
AON
Aon Plc
0.46%
Reduce −12.12%3,602,995$1.27B−8.10%$304.59$409.47
NUE
Nucor Corp.
0.38%
Hold6,407,749$1.05B+10.38%$96.46$196.90
LLYVK
Liberty Media Ser. C Live
0.33%
Hold10,917,661$907.9M+15.85%$78.68$96.40
LEN
Lennar Corp.
0.26%
Hold7,050,950$724.8M+12.96%$96.69$142.99
POOL
Pool Corp.
0.26%
Reduce −11.28%3,068,885$702.0M−4.54%$216.32$368.69
AMZN
Amazon.com Inc.
0.19%
Reduce −77.24%2,276,000$525.3M−11.25%$161.38$258.60
LPX
Louisiana-Pacific Corp.
0.17%
Hold5,664,793$457.5M+5.51%$73.42$102.55
LLYVA
Liberty Media Ser. A Live
0.15%
Hold4,986,588$406.4M+15.33%$77.12$94.08
NYT
New York Times Cl. A
0.13%
New Buy5,065,744$351.7M+8.74%$44.43$76.35
HEI.A
HEICO Corp. Cl. A
0.12%
Hold1,294,612$326.8M+3.08%$178.69$279.66
FWONK
Liberty Media Formula One Ser. C
0.11%
Hold3,018,555$297.4M−8.53%$75.26$109.36
CHTR
Charter Communications
0.08%
Hold1,060,882$221.5M+10.92%$180.38$437.06
LAMR
Lamar Advertising Co.
0.06%
Add +0.02%1,202,410$152.2M+4.94%$95.95$136.69
ALLE
Allegion Plc
0.05%
Hold780,133$124.2M+1.26%$115.44$183.11
NVR
NVR Inc.
0.03%
Hold11,112$81.0M+3.20%$6,562.85$8,618.28
DEO
Diageo ADR
0.01%
Hold227,750$19.6M+11.83%$84.52$113.71
JEF
Jefferies Financial Group
0.01%
Hold433,558$26.9M−14.23%$38.16$70.00
LEN.B
Lennar Corp. Cl. B
0.01%
Hold180,980$17.2M+14.21%$92.34$136.11
LILA
Liberty LiLAC Group A
0.01%
Reduce −8.90%2,396,665$17.7M+8.39%$4.25$9.04
BATRK
Atlanta Braves Holdings Ser. C
0.00%
Reduce −48.39%115,428$4.6M+8.75%$35.46$47.18
LILAK
Liberty LiLAC Group C
0.00%
Hold1,284,020$9.6M+8.31%$4.23$9.13
Investment Style: Buffett vs. Wall Street
FeatureWarren Buffett (Value)Typical Wall St. (Momentum)
Core FocusEconomic Moats — brand, network effects, cost advantage.Price trends, hype, and quarterly earnings beats.
Time Horizon“Our favorite holding period is forever.”Days, weeks, or quarters.
Risk Mgmt.Margin of Safety — buying below intrinsic value.Stop-loss orders and diversification.
Cash StrategyHoards cash to deploy during crises.Fully invested to match benchmark.

Warren Buffett is the Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. A student of Benjamin Graham, Buffett evolved the philosophy of “cigar butt” investing into buying wonderful businesses at fair prices. He is known for his frugality, rationality, and patience.

Under his leadership, Berkshire Hathaway has grown from a failing textile mill into a massive conglomerate owning businesses like GEICO, BNSF Railway, and a public equity portfolio worth hundreds of billions.

The Strategy: Moats & Management

Buffett’s 4 Key Characteristics

  • Simple and Understandable: He sticks to his “Circle of Competence.”
  • Durable Competitive Advantage (Moat): Protection against competitors (e.g., Coke’s brand, Apple’s ecosystem).
  • Honest & Competent Management: Leaders who love the business, not the money.
  • Attractive Price: A price that offers a margin of safety against errors.
2025 Activity Breakdown
Click each quarter to expand Buffett’s moves.
StockActionDetail
NYT
New York Times
New BuyInitiated 5,065,744 shares. New media position.
DPZ
Domino’s Pizza
Add +12.34%Added 368,055 shares. Increasing conviction in this consumer franchise.
CB
Chubb Limited
Add +9.31%Added 2,916,288 shares. Continued accumulation of the “mystery” insurance stake.
CVX
Chevron Corp.
Add +6.63%Added 8,091,570 shares. Re-building the energy position.
LAMR
Lamar Advertising
Add +0.02%300 shares added. Effectively holding steady.
StockActionDetail
GOOGL
Alphabet
New BuyMajor surprise entry (~17.8M shares) into Big Tech/AI.
CB
Chubb
Add +15.9%Continued accumulation of the insurance stake.
DPZ
Domino’s Pizza
Add +13.2%Increasing conviction in this consumer franchise.
AAPL
Apple
Reduce −14.9%~41.7M shares sold, locking in gains.
BAC
Bank of America
Reduce −6.15%Trimming financial sector exposure.
DHI
D.R. Horton
Sold OutComplete exit from this homebuilder.
StockActionDetail
UNH
UnitedHealth
New BuyEntered healthcare sector with ~5M shares.
LEN
Lennar
Add +265%Aggressive bet on housing construction.
POOL
Pool Corp
Add +136%Doubling down on the niche leisure monopoly.
TMUS
T-Mobile US
Sold OutComplete exit from telecom.
StockActionDetail
NUE
Nucor
New BuyInitiated steel/materials position (~5.7M shares).
STZ
Constellation Brands
Add +113%Major increase in the beer/spirits giant.
C
Citigroup
Sold OutExited the bank turnaround play completely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Buffett’s strategy and Berkshire’s portfolio.

Buffett has accumulated a record cash pile (invested in short-term Treasuries) because he currently struggles to find large businesses at “fair prices.” The Treasuries offer a risk-free yield while he waits for a market correction or a major acquisition opportunity.

The 13F is a quarterly report required by the SEC for institutional investment managers with over $100 million in qualifying assets. It discloses their U.S. equity holdings. For Buffett watchers, it is the primary source to see what stocks Berkshire is buying or selling, though it does not show international stocks or cash.

No. While Buffett manages the vast majority of the portfolio (Apple, Amex, Coke), his investment deputies Todd Combs and Ted Weschler manage a portion. They are often responsible for smaller or newer positions like Domino’s and Pool Corp.

Buffett loves receiving dividends from his holdings (like Coke and Apple) because they provide cash to reinvest. However, Berkshire Hathaway itself does not pay a dividend — he believes reinvesting earnings creates more long-term value.

 

 

 

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