Berkshire, Delta 39,800,000Share Purchase and Major Portfolio Changes
Berkshire Hathaway 2026year 6month 3day filing of its 13F report, purchased Delta Air Lines shares 39,800,000shares (32hundred million 8,000ten thousand dollars) and sold its holdings in Visa, Mastercard, UnitedHealth Group, and Amazon. This was a major stake adjustment confirmed while Greg Abel was CEO.
Berkshire Hathaway disclosed portfolio changes in its 2026year 6month 3day-filed 13F report. The report recorded changes in holdings of several major stocks. The document was filed while Greg Abel was CEO.
The report includes the disposal of holdings in Visa, Mastercard, UnitedHealth Group, and Amazon. The holdings in these stocks were shown in the report as having been reduced or fully sold. Each disposal is detailed in the 13F document.
Berkshire newly purchased 39,800,000shares of Delta Air Lines. The purchase amount was listed as 32hundred million 8,000ten thousand dollars. The purchase was recorded in the report as a reentry into the airline position.
13The F filing presents the holdings quantities and valuation amounts of newly purchased and disposed-of securities in a table. Details such as investment weightings and the timing of purchases and sales can be found in the original report. The submitted document is the official basis for this portfolio change.
The report also noted that Delta’s share price traded at less than 10times earnings. According to the report, this figure was cited as part of the basis for purchasing Delta. Other specific position weightings are 13specified in the F filing.
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