Berkshire’s Q1 2026 13F was more interesting than I expected.
The headline move:
They cut Chevron by **35%**…
Then bought **$2.65B of Delta**.
That is a funny contrast because Chevron benefits from higher oil prices, while Delta is exposed to fuel costs.
Other notable moves:
• Added Delta: **$2.65B** • Added Macy’s: **$55M** • Increased Alphabet Class A by **36.4M shares** • Nearly tripled New York Times • Sharply cut Constellation Brands • Reduced Nucor • Slightly trimmed Bank of America
They also fully exited:
• Amazon • Visa • Mastercard • UnitedHealth • Domino’s Pizza • Aon • Pool Corp • Charter Communications • Diageo
The portfolio value fell to **$263.1B**, down **4.0% QoQ**.
Berkshire was also a net seller of stocks by about **$8.1B**.
But despite all the activity, the portfolio is still extremely concentrated.
Apple, American Express, and Coca-Cola make up about **51%**.
The top 7 holdings make up roughly **80%**.
So yes, the quarter was active.
But most of the action was around the edges.
The core portfolio still has Buffett’s fingerprints all over it.