New Stakes in Domino's Pizza and Pool Corp Accompany Continued Equity Reductions in Apple
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. filed its regulatory Form 13F-HR holdings report with the Securities and Exchange Commission on November 14, 2026, detailing institutional equity portfolio adjustments executed during the third quarter. The regulatory filing revealed newly established equity positions in Domino's Pizza, Inc. and Pool Corporation. Simultaneously, the Omaha-based conglomerate reduced its flagship equity holding in Apple Inc. by 25 percent, elevating consolidated balance sheet cash and short-term Treasury reserves to an unprecedented $325.2 billion.
According to portfolio exhibits certified under SEC disclosure mandates for the quarterly period ended September 30, 2024, Berkshire Hathaway initiated an equity holding of 1,277,256 common shares in Domino's Pizza, valued at approximately $549 million. Concurrently, Berkshire acquired 404,051 shares of Pool Corp.
Berkshire liquidated roughly 100 million shares of Apple common stock, reducing its equity stake to approximately 300 million shares valued at $69.9 billion. Systematic sales of Bank of America equity proceeded throughout the third quarter. Following release of the quarterly 13F report, equity shares of Domino's Pizza advanced approximately 8%, while Pool Corp shares gained more than 6%.
Across consolidated financial statements, Berkshire Hathaway reported total net equity sales of $36.1 billion during the third quarter, representing the company's eighth consecutive quarter as a net seller of publicly traded equities. Proceeds, coupled with operating profits from wholly owned subsidiaries including GEICO and BNSF Railway, expanded total liquidity reserves to an unprecedented $325.2 billion, up from $276.9 billion reported at mid-year. Management allocated surplus liquid funds primarily toward short-term United States Treasury bills yielding between 4.5% and 5.0%. The quarterly report further revealed that Berkshire conducted minimal corporate share repurchases during the third quarter, pausing buybacks entirely during several operating months.
