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Wallace Weitz portfolio & holdings

Weitz Investment Management

$1.44B
disclosed 13F portfolio · 50 positions
top-5 concentration34%
Q2 2026 · filed Aug 12, 2026
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Wallace Weitz (Weitz Investment Management) discloses a $1.44B portfolio across 50 US-listed positions in the latest 13F filing (2026Q2, filed Aug 12, 2026). The largest holding is BRK/B at 9.4% of the book.

A material reported change · Q2 2026

Wallace Weitz reduced reported TXN shares by 51.3%.

Holdings as of Jun 30, 2026 · filed Aug 12, 2026. Position at period end: 1.6% of the reported portfolio. The filing does not reveal the trade date, price, or reason.

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Holdings (50) · click any column to sort

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  • port9.4%
    val$136M
    Berkshire Hathaway Inc-cl B
    this Q hold·40q
  • port6.6%
    val$95M
    Alphabet Inc-cl C
    this Q hold·40q
  • port6.5%
    val$93M
    Danaher Corp
    this Q hold·36q
  • 4V
    port6.3%
    val$91M
    Visa Inc-class A Shares
    this Q hold·40q
  • port5.2%
    val$75M
    Mastercard Inc - A
    this Q hold·40q
  • port4.9%
    val$71M
    Aon CL A Ord
    this Q hold·25q
  • port4.2%
    val$60M
    Vulcan Materials CO
    this Q hold·35q
  • port4.0%
    val$58M
    Meta Platforms Inc-class A
    this Q hold·34q
  • port4.0%
    val$58M
    Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc
    this Q hold·39q
  • 10IEX
    port4.0%
    val$57M
    Idex Corp
    this Q hold·26q
  • port4.0%
    val$57M
    Microsoft Corp
    this Q hold·33q
  • port3.7%
    val$53M
    Heico Corp-class A
    this Q hold·26q
  • port3.6%
    val$52M
    Amazon.com Inc
    this Q hold·40q
  • port2.7%
    val$38M
    Bio-techne Corp
    this Q hold·9q
  • port2.4%
    val$35M
    Sirius XM Holdings Inc
    this Q hold·8q
  • 16ADI
    port2.3%
    val$34M
    Analog Devices Inc
    this Q hold·31q
  • 17EFX
    port2.1%
    val$30M
    Equifax Inc
    this Q hold·12q
  • 18LH
    port1.9%
    val$28M
    Labcorp Holdings Inc
    this Q hold·9q
  • 19MLM
    port1.9%
    val$27M
    Martin Marietta Materials
    this Q hold·36q
  • 20GPN
    port1.8%
    val$25M
    Global Payments Inc
    this Q hold·11q
  • 21TXN
    port1.6%
    val$23M
    Texas Instruments Inc
    this Q -51%·40q
  • port1.3%
    val$19M
    Liberty Broadband-c
    this Q hold·40q
  • port1.3%
    val$19M
    Idexx Laboratories Inc
    this Q hold·6q
  • port1.3%
    val$18M
    Aci Worldwide Inc
    this Q hold·40q
  • 25PRM
    port1.1%
    val$16M
    Perimeter Solutions Inc
    this Q hold·7q
  • port1.1%
    val$16M
    Mercadolibre Inc
    this Q hold·4q
  • 27ACN
    port1.0%
    val$15M
    Accenture CL A Ord
    this Q -30%·40q
  • 28IR
    port0.9%
    val$13M
    Ingersoll-rand Inc
    this Q +21%·15q
  • port0.8%
    val$12M
    Costar Group Inc
    this Q hold·26q
  • port0.8%
    val$12M
    Euronet Worldwide Inc
    this Q hold·3q
  • port0.8%
    val$11M
    Asml Holding Adr Rep Ord
    this Q hold·2q
  • 32LKQ
    port0.7%
    val$11M
    Lkq Corp
    this Q hold·28q
  • port0.7%
    val$11M
    Netflix Inc
    this Q New·—1q
  • 34TSM
    port0.7%
    val$10M
    Taiwan Semiconductor-sp Adr
    this Q hold·2q
  • port0.6%
    val$8M
    Oracle Corp
    this Q hold·40q
  • 36COF
    port0.6%
    val$8M
    Capital One Financial Corp
    this Q New·—1q
  • 37CRM
    port0.5%
    val$8M
    Salesforce Inc
    this Q -40%·30q
  • port0.5%
    val$7M
    Nvidia Corp
    this Q hold·2q
  • port0.5%
    val$7M
    Veralto Corp
    this Q +94%·11q
  • port0.4%
    val$6M
    Repligen Corp
    this Q +60%·2q
  • port0.3%
    val$4M
    Liberty Broadband-a
    this Q hold·40q
  • 42LIN
    port0.3%
    val$4M
    Linde Ord
    this Q hold·14q
  • 43MTD
    port0.2%
    val$3M
    Mettler-toledo International
    this Q New·—1q
  • port0.2%
    val$3M
    Pool Corp
    this Q hold·2q
  • port0.2%
    val$3M
    S&p Global Inc
    this Q hold·26q
  • 46APH
    port0.1%
    val$2M
    Amphenol Corp-cl A
    this Q hold·2q
  • 47FTV
    port0.1%
    val$1M
    Fortive Corp
    this Q hold·26q
  • port0.1%
    val$1M
    Ferguson Enterprises Inc
    this Q hold·2q
  • port0.1%
    val$1M
    Comcast Corp-class A
    this Q hold·40q
  • port<0.1%
    val$92K
    Charter Communications Inc-a
    this Q hold·28q

Beyond the 13F

as of 2026-05-31 (funds report between 2025-12-31 and 2026-05-31)

Across Wallace Weitz’s registered funds — $7.77B disclosed in SEC Form N-PORT — just 18.1% sits in US-listed equity, the only slice a 13F reports. The other $6.36B is bonds, cash, other assets and foreign listings — none of which a 13F can show.

US-listed equity (13F-eligible) · $1.40BBonds & loans · $6.17BCash & equivalents · $169MOther · $14MForeign-listed equity · $8M

Where the hidden money is

Canada
0.1%

Largest positions no 13F shows

United States of America · United States · USD$99M
United States of America · United States · USD$97M
United States of America · United States · USD$87M
United States of America · United States · USD$85M
United States of America · United States · USD$79M
United States of America · United States · USD$77M
Freddie Mac · United States · USD$71M
JPMorgan Trust II: JPMorgan US Government Money Market Fund; Institutional Shares · United States · USD$64M

From SEC Form N-PORT, which registered funds file with their full portfolio — every currency, asset class and short. Covers 11 funds. The percentage above is the composition of those funds, not a ratio between two filings: a 13F spans every discretionary account but only US-listed securities, while N-PORT covers only the registered funds but every asset inside them — different universes, so the totals are not comparable (the 13F itself reports $1.44B for 2026-06-30). None of this feeds the backtest above, which stays a pure 13F clone.

2026Q2 moves, by size (11)(expand ↓)
  • TRIMACN
    1.0%
    Accenture CL A Ord
    Δ -30%·$15M
  • TRIMTXN
    1.6%
    Texas Instruments Inc
    Δ -51%·$23M
  • EXITODFL
    1.8%
    Old Dominion Freight Line
    Δ -100%·$0
  • TRIMCRM
    0.5%
    Salesforce Inc
    Δ -40%·$8M
  • ADDIR
    0.9%
    Ingersoll-rand Inc
    Δ +21%·$13M
  • NEWNFLX
    0.7%
    Netflix Inc
    Δ +100%·$11M
  • NEWCOF
    0.6%
    Capital One Financial Corp
    Δ +100%·$8M
  • ADDVLTO
    0.5%
    Veralto Corp
    Δ +94%·$7M
  • ADDRGEN
    0.4%
    Repligen Corp
    Δ +60%·$6M
  • EXITCDW
    0.3%
    Cdw Corp/de
    Δ -100%·$0
  • NEWMTD
    0.2%
    Mettler-toledo International
    Δ +100%·$3M

About Wallace Weitz

Wallace Weitz founded Omaha-based Weitz Investment Management in 1983 and has run concentrated, patient value strategies there for four decades — a lineage that places him squarely in the Graham-Buffett tradition, unsurprising given his geographic and intellectual proximity to Berkshire Hathaway. The current 49-position book, with roughly a third of assets in the top five names and BRK/B as the largest holding, reflects the firm's preference for durable-moat businesses held at what Weitz considers rational prices relative to private-market value. The style is domestic-equity-centric, long-only, and low-turnover, so the 13F is a reasonably faithful picture of the portfolio — there is no known derivatives or short overlay that would create material hidden exposure. Readers should note, however, that the 45-day disclosure lag plus quarterly rebalancing means the clone backtest's -7.5% annual excess return versus SPY over twelve years reflects execution friction and timing slippage as much as any fundamental divergence from the strategy itself.

2026Q2 brief

Weitz Investment Management's $1.44B portfolio made few dramatic moves in Q2 2026, but the direction of travel is clear: trimming technology and redeploying into quality compounders. The largest reduction was TXN (−51%, now just 1.6%), a notable cut for a fund that has long held semiconductor exposure, while CRM (−40%) and ACN (−30%) were also pared — collectively reducing software/IT services weight by a meaningful margin. Offsetting this, Weitz initiated NFLX (0.7%) and COF (0.6%) and nearly doubled VLTO (+94%) and added 60% to RGEN, suggesting selective interest in beaten-down life-science tools and consumer finance. The core book remains anchored by the familiar compounders: BRK/B (9.4%), GOOG (6.6%), DHR (6.5%), V (6.3%), and MA (5.2%) — a remarkably stable, Buffett-inflected top five. The exit from ODFL (previously 1.8%) is worth noting given Weitz's long history with the freight name, possibly signaling valuation discipline after a strong run. Watch whether the NFLX and COF initiations get meaningfully scaled up in Q3 — right now they're toe-holds, and sizing will reveal true conviction.

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Filing history

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

Disclosed portfolio value · Q3 2023 – Q2 2026now $1.44B · peak $2.03B (Q3 2024)
Q3 2023Q2 2024Q2 2025Q2 2026
QuarterPositionsPortfolio value
Q2 2026 — what changed →50
$1.44B
Q1 2026 — what changed →49
$1.43B
Q4 2025 — what changed →44
$1.69B
Q3 2025 — what changed →48
$1.84B
Q2 2025 — what changed →45
$1.86B
Q1 2025 — what changed →45
$1.88B
Q4 2024 holdings47
$1.94B
Q3 2024 holdings50
$2.03B
Q2 2024 holdings53
$1.91B
Q1 2024 holdings54
$1.98B
Q4 2023 holdings55
$1.90B
Q3 2023 holdings53
$1.82B

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

Manager evidence

12 material decisions, preserved in sequence.

See what Wallace Weitz bought, added, trimmed, or exited across eight quarters—plus disclosure lag, SEC sources, and observed outcomes versus SPY. No guru grade.

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Frequently asked questions

What stocks does Wallace Weitz own?
As of 2026Q2, Wallace Weitz's 13F discloses 50 positions worth $1.44B. The top five holdings: BRK/B (9.4%), GOOG (6.6%), DHR (6.5%), V (6.3%), MA (5.2%). 13F filings cover long US-listed equities only — cash, bonds, shorts, and non-US positions are not disclosed.
What did Wallace Weitz buy this quarter?
In 2026Q2, the filing shows 3 new positions and 3 additions to existing holdings. The largest positions touched by buying: IR, NFLX, COF, VLTO, RGEN.
How big is Wallace Weitz's portfolio?
$1.44B across 50 positions per the latest 13F (filed Aug 12, 2026). The top five holdings account for 34% of the disclosed book.

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Long US equity 13F-HR filings only — no shorts, no derivatives. SEC filings at EDGAR (CIK 0000883965). Not investment advice.