Abrams Capital portfolio

Investment firm, Boston · 13F holdings for the quarter ended June 30, 2026

Filed with the SEC August 13, 2026 · Next filing due by November 14, 2026

Reported value
$5.5B
up from $4.6B in Q1 2026
Positions
11
11 last quarter
Top 10 holdings
100.0%
of the portfolio
This quarter
0 new · 0 sold
0 added to, 1 trimmed

What Abrams Capital did in Q2 2026

Abrams Capital opened no new positions, sold none outright and changed none by half or more. Loar Holdings is still the largest holding, at 47.1% of the portfolio.

Biggest buys

None this quarter.

Biggest sells

  • Alphabet GOOGL−27%

Top 11 holdings

Values as reported in the 13F, not today’s prices
#CompanyShare of portfolioReported valueChange vs Q1 2026Held since
1Loar HoldingsLOAR
47.1%
$2.6BNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
2Lithia MotorsLAD
13.2%
$723.5MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
3AlphabetGOOGL
8.9%
$489.8M−27%Q3 2024 or earlier
4Somnigroup InternationalSGI
8.3%
$454.6MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
5Asbury Automotive GroupABG
7.9%
$433.4MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
6CoupangCPNG
4.1%
$226.1MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
7Willis Towers WatsonWTW
3.4%
$188.4MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
8U-Haul HoldingUHAL-B
3.4%
$187.6MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
9Meta PlatformsMETA
3.3%
$183.2MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
10Nuvation BioNUVB
0.1%
$7.2MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
11U-Haul HoldingUHAL
0.0%
$2.4MNo changeQ3 2024 or earlier
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About this data

What is a 13F?
A quarterly report to the SEC in which an investment manager with over $100 million in US-listed stocks lists what it holds.
How current is it?
Managers file up to 45 days after each quarter ends, so the holdings may have changed since.
Whose figures are these?
The values are as the manager reported them in the filing, not today's prices. The SEC lets a manager keep some positions confidential for a time, and those are not in the filing.
What does it leave out?
Short positions, cash, bonds and most holdings outside US markets. Options are left out here too.
Source: Abrams Capital’s Form 13F filed August 13, 2026 (SEC filing). Not investment advice.Markdown version · Updated August 13, 2026