Warren Buffett exited U.S. airlines back in 2020, but successor Greg Abel placed a $2.8 billion fresh bet on Delta.

Key Takeaways Berkshire Hathaway purchased new stakes in Delta and Macy's during Greg Abel's first quarter as CEO of the conglomerate, a filing Friday showed.The company also cut its stakes in Amazon,

Berkshire Hathaway bought a sizable stake in Delta Air Lines in Greg Abel’s first quarter at the helm since succeeding Warren Buffett, returning to a stock the conglomerate previously invested in several years ago.

Last year I came out of the BRK annual meeting and thought that Greg Abel was not the right person to run Berkshire Hathaway. Abel lacked Buffett’s charisma, warmth, and humor. I remember telling a friend that listening to him at the annual meeting was like listening to another consultant-turned-executive: proper,

When the dust cleared on April 1, Form 13F filings show that Abel completely exited 16 positions (a third of Berkshire's portfolio, including its stakes in six Japanese stocks) during the first quarter.

Q1 2026 marked Berkshire Hathaway's first quarter without Buffett buying and selling stocks in its equity portfolio. Here's what Greg Abel & Co. did.

Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) revealed fresh investments in Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) and Macys (NYSE: M) during the first quarter of 2026, marking one of the first major portfolio shifts under new CEO Greg Abel.