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David Abrams

Abrams Capital Management

$5.48B
disclosed 13F portfolio · 11 positions
top-5 concentration86%
Q2 2026 · filed Aug 13, 2026

David Abrams (Abrams Capital Management) discloses a $5.48B portfolio across 11 US-listed positions in the latest 13F filing (2026Q2, filed Aug 13, 2026). The largest holding is LOAR at 47.1% of the book. The biggest move of the quarter: trimmed the GOOGL share count by 27% (position now $490M). Mechanically cloning this 13F returned 8.6%/yr over the past 12.2 years, versus 13.7%/yr for the S&P 500 across that identical 12.2-year window.

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Holdings (11) · click any column to sort

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  • port47.1%
    val$2.58B
    Loar Holdings Inc
    this Q hold·9q
  • port13.2%
    val$723M
    Lithia Motors Inc
    this Q hold·33q
  • port8.9%
    val$490M
    Alphabet Inc-cl A
    this Q -27%·33q
  • port8.3%
    val$455M
    Somnigroup International Inc
    this Q hold·20q
  • port7.9%
    val$433M
    Asbury Automotive Group
    this Q hold·36q
  • port4.1%
    val$226M
    Coupang Inc
    this Q hold·20q
  • port3.4%
    val$188M
    Willis Towers Watson Plc Ltd
    this Q hold·39q
  • port3.4%
    val$188M
    U-haul Holding Co-non Voting
    this Q hold·15q
  • port3.3%
    val$183M
    Meta Platforms Inc-class A
    this Q hold·31q
  • port0.1%
    val$7M
    Nuvation Bio Inc
    this Q hold·22q
  • port<0.1%
    val$2M
    U-haul Holding CO
    this Q hold·39q
2026Q2 moves, by size (1)(expand ↓)
  • TRIMGOOGL
    8.9%
    Alphabet Inc-cl A
    Δ -27%·$490M

About David Abrams

David Abrams founded Boston-based Abrams Capital Management after spending years as a senior analyst under Seth Klarman at Baupost Group — a lineage that shapes everything about how the fund is run. The style is deep-value, highly concentrated, and patient to a degree that most institutional allocators find difficult to tolerate: 11 disclosed positions with the top five accounting for roughly 83% of the equity book is not a transitional condition but a stable feature of the portfolio. Current weightings in names like LOAR, LAD, and ABG reflect a preference for competitively durable, capital-light or asset-backed businesses purchased at what Abrams judges to be a discount to intrinsic value. Because the fund also runs credit, private positions, and hedges that are structurally invisible to 13F filings, the public equity snapshot is partial by design — readers should treat it as a window into the long equity sleeve, not a complete picture of risk or return attribution.

2026Q2 brief

David Abrams at Abrams Capital Management runs one of the most concentrated books among super-investors, and Q2 2026 reinforces that posture with just 11 positions and top-5 names comprising 85.5% of a $5.48B portfolio. The filing was remarkably quiet—no new positions, no additions, no exits—with the only reported change being a −26.6% trim of GOOGL, bringing it to 8.9% of the portfolio. That said, LOAR (Loar Holdings) remains an extraordinary 47.1% single-stock concentration, a position that dwarfs everything else and reflects Abrams's long-standing conviction in the aerospace components compounder. LAD (Lithia Motors) holds at 13.2% as the #2 slot, with SGI and ABG rounding out a tilt toward auto retail. The GOOGL trim is worth noting: it mirrors similar reductions by peers like Samantha McLemore and could signal valuation discipline on mega-cap tech after a strong run. The single thing to watch in Q3: whether the LOAR concentration continues to grow passively or if Abrams begins trimming what is now an outsized single-name risk.

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Filing history

David Abrams's disclosed 13F portfolio value and position count by quarter — the trajectory across every SEC filing.

Disclosed portfolio value · Q3 2023Q2 2026now $5.48B · peak $6.23B (Q3 2024)
Q3 2023Q2 2024Q2 2025Q2 2026
QuarterPositionsPortfolio value
Q2 2026 — what changed →11
$5.48B
Q1 2026 — what changed →11
$4.64B
Q4 2025 — what changed →12
$5.67B
Q3 2025 holdings13
$6.17B
Q2 2025 — what changed →13
$6.11B
Q1 2025 — what changed →13
$5.64B
Q4 2024 holdings13
$6.22B
Q3 2024 holdings14
$6.23B
Q2 2024 holdings14
$5.11B
Q1 2024 holdings13
$3.20B
Q4 2023 holdings15
$3.22B
Q3 2023 holdings15
$3.03B

Values as disclosed at each quarter end. Older filings on EDGAR.

Multibaggers David Abrams held

Stocks up 5x or more since David Abrams first held them at conviction size — the holding record behind the returns. Longest unbroken run and largest book weight are shown for each.

  • TDG12.3xTRANSDIGM GROUP INC14q straight · peak 9.41%
  • MSFT11.2xMICROSOFT CORP13q straight · peak 15.78%
  • GOOGL10.1xALPHABET INC-CL A32q straight · peak 11.57% · still holds
  • META10.0xMETA PLATFORMS INC-CLASS A30q straight · peak 14.42% · still holds
  • ORLY8.8xO'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE INC10q straight · peak 12.24%

Price multiple since the first quarter we observed a conviction holding (2014Q1 at the earliest), not David Abrams's realized return — entry price and trades between filings aren't disclosed. Peak weight is share of disclosed US 13F book. All 129 multibaggers the cohort held →

Frequently asked questions

What stocks does David Abrams own?
As of 2026Q2, David Abrams's 13F discloses 11 positions worth $5.48B. The top five holdings: LOAR (47.1%), LAD (13.2%), GOOGL (8.9%), SGI (8.3%), ABG (7.9%). 13F filings cover long US-listed equities only — cash, bonds, shorts, and non-US positions are not disclosed.
What did David Abrams buy this quarter?
The 2026Q2 filing shows no new purchases — no new positions were opened and no existing holdings were added to this quarter.
How big is David Abrams's portfolio?
$5.48B across 11 positions per the latest 13F (filed Aug 13, 2026). The top five holdings account for 86% of the disclosed book.

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Long US equity 13F-HR filings only — no shorts, no derivatives. SEC filings at EDGAR (CIK 0001358706). Not investment advice.