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Gardner Russo & Quinn

Tom Russo

In Q2 2026, Gardner Russo & Quinn held 82 US-listed stocks worth $8.9bn. Its biggest move was adding to Netflix (2% more shares, now 4.6%), followed by cutting Compagnie Financiere Richemont (3% fewer shares, now 8.7%). It started 1 new position and sold out of 2. Its largest holding is Berkshire Hathaway at 18%.

Source: SEC Form 13F for Q2 2026, filed 13 Aug 2026. How we use them

Latest 13F
Q2 2026
Filed 13 Aug 2026
US holdings
$8.9bn
82 companies
See holdings
Q3 2026 13F due
26 days
Expected Thu 12 Nov

What changed in Q2 2026

New positions

Added to

Trimmed

Sold out

Against Q1 2026, by number of shares and adjusted for splits. Up to five of each, largest first; the full list is below.

US holdings from the 13F

Q2 2026, filed 13 Aug 2026 (filing): 1 new, 10 added to, 39 trimmed, 2 sold out. Select a row to see it over time. How this works
Changes compare share counts with Q1 2026, adjusted for stock splits. Share classes of the same company are combined. Values are at quarter-end prices.
13F holdings with change from the previous quarter

Download the Q2 2026 holdings: CSV · JSON · Markdown

How the portfolio has changed

Each bar is one 13F. Select a bar or press play to see that quarter’s 12 largest positions. How this works
Bars are split by share of the US portfolio: the six biggest holdings over the period in colour, everything else in grey. The last eight quarters are shown in full, earlier years at year end.
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Q2 ’26

BRK.BMANSRGYPMCFRHFGOOGEverything else

2013: Berkshire Hathaway 11.7%, Mastercard 8.2%, Nestle SA Reg B 10.5%, Philip Morris International 8.6%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 6.8%, Alphabet 0.0%; 2014: Berkshire Hathaway 13.8%, Mastercard 7.8%, Nestle SA Reg B 10.3%, Philip Morris International 7.3%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 6.5%, Alphabet 0.0%; 2015: Berkshire Hathaway 11.5%, Mastercard 8.1%, Nestle SA Reg B 10.1%, Philip Morris International 7.9%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 6.3%, Alphabet 0.0%; 2016: Berkshire Hathaway 13.7%, Mastercard 8.4%, Nestle SA Reg B 9.7%, Philip Morris International 8.0%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 6.7%, Alphabet 0.0%; 2017: Berkshire Hathaway 13.0%, Mastercard 9.5%, Nestle SA Reg B 9.4%, Philip Morris International 7.4%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 7.2%, Alphabet 0.0%; 2018: Berkshire Hathaway 15.4%, Mastercard 12.7%, Nestle SA Reg B 10.0%, Philip Morris International 5.6%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 6.1%, Alphabet 0.0%; 2019: Berkshire Hathaway 13.9%, Mastercard 14.6%, Nestle SA Reg B 10.6%, Philip Morris International 5.8%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 6.1%, Alphabet 3.2%; 2020: Berkshire Hathaway 15.1%, Mastercard 14.0%, Nestle SA Reg B 11.1%, Philip Morris International 6.3%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 5.8%, Alphabet 6.9%; 2021: Berkshire Hathaway 16.8%, Mastercard 9.8%, Nestle SA Reg B 11.6%, Philip Morris International 6.1%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 8.2%, Alphabet 9.4%; 2022: Berkshire Hathaway 19.1%, Mastercard 9.6%, Nestle SA Reg B 10.5%, Philip Morris International 7.2%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 8.1%, Alphabet 7.8%; 2023: Berkshire Hathaway 19.1%, Mastercard 10.0%, Nestle SA Reg B 9.0%, Philip Morris International 5.8%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 7.0%, Alphabet 11.1%; Q3 ’24: Berkshire Hathaway 20.9%, Mastercard 10.2%, Nestle SA Reg B 7.2%, Philip Morris International 6.7%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 7.3%, Alphabet 10.3%; Q4 ’24: Berkshire Hathaway 21.0%, Mastercard 11.2%, Nestle SA Reg B 5.8%, Philip Morris International 7.1%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 7.3%, Alphabet 12.2%; Q1 ’25: Berkshire Hathaway 21.9%, Mastercard 10.6%, Nestle SA Reg B 7.0%, Philip Morris International 8.9%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 7.3%, Alphabet 9.0%; Q2 ’25: Berkshire Hathaway 18.5%, Mastercard 10.1%, Nestle SA Reg B 6.3%, Philip Morris International 9.4%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 7.4%, Alphabet 9.6%; Q3 ’25: Berkshire Hathaway 18.7%, Mastercard 9.9%, Nestle SA Reg B 5.7%, Philip Morris International 8.1%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 7.4%, Alphabet 12.2%; Q4 ’25: Berkshire Hathaway 18.2%, Mastercard 9.8%, Nestle SA Reg B 6.0%, Philip Morris International 8.1%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 8.2%, Alphabet 13.4%; Q1 ’26: Berkshire Hathaway 18.6%, Mastercard 9.2%, Nestle SA Reg B 6.4%, Philip Morris International 9.0%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 7.0%, Alphabet 11.3%; Q2 ’26: Berkshire Hathaway 18.1%, Mastercard 8.8%, Nestle SA Reg B 6.1%, Philip Morris International 9.2%, Compagnie Financiere Richemont 8.7%, Alphabet 12.1%
Q2 2026
  1. Berkshire Hathaway18.1%
  2. Alphabet12.1%
  3. Philip Morris International9.2%
  4. Mastercard8.8%
  5. Compagnie Financiere Richemont8.7%
  6. Heineken Holding7.6%
  7. Nestle SA Reg B6.1%
  8. Sunbelt Rentals Holdings4.9%
  9. Netflix4.6%
  10. Martin Marietta Materials Ord4.6%
  11. Uber Technologies4.1%
  12. Eurofins Scientific3.6%
Q4 2013Q2 2026

Look-through earnings

Gardner Russo & Quinn’s share of the profits of the US companies it holds. How this works
For each holding, the fraction of the company it owns times the company’s net income. Look-through earnings explained.
Look-through earnings, Q2 2026
$208m
Last 12 months, holdings with SEC financials
Price paid for those earnings
20.6×
Value of those holdings ÷ their earnings
Earnings per share growth
+33.5%
Same holdings, against a year earlier
Portfolio covered
48%
Of the 13F value
$196m2017
$211m2018
$201m2019
$154m2020
$168m2021
$141m2022
$205m2023
$219m2024
$218m2025
$122m2026*
2017: $196m; 2018: $211m; 2019: $201m; 2020: $154m; 2021: $168m; 2022: $141m; 2023: $205m; 2024: $219m; 2025: $218m; 2026 (2 quarters): $122m

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 · each quarter is that quarter’s profits times the stake reported at its end. *2026 so far: 2 quarters. Click a quarter to see its holdings.

Look-through earnings by holding, Q2 2026
AlphabetGOOG0.02%$244bn$60.7m$27.9m+109.4%
Philip Morris InternationalPM0.3%$11bn$31.6m$8.2m+31.9%
MastercardMA0.2%$16bn$28.0m$7.6m+23.2%
Uber TechnologiesUBER0.3%$9.6bn$23.8m$5.9m-21.3%
NetflixNFLX0.1%$14bn$18.3m$4.6m+35.9%
Martin Marietta Materials OrdMLM1.2%$2.5bn$28.8m$2.9m+123.9%
ComcastCMCSA0.06%$11bn$6.9m$2.2m-48.9%
Brown FormanBF.B0.5%$721m$3.5m$857k-12.1%
DoordashDASH0.3%$841m$2.3m$540k+7.4%
Markel GroupMKL0.03%$2.3bn$774k$396k+3.4%
Altria GroupMO0.01%$8.0bn$709k$204k-8.5%
JPMorgan ChaseJPM0.00%$65bn$597k$194k+19.2%
Union PacificUNP0.00%$7.3bn$319k$87k+5.8%
Crane CompanyCR0.07%$336m$252k$72k-4.8%
DoverDOV0.01%$1.1bn$158k$43k-49.6%
AbbvieABBV0.00%$6.3bn$44k$25k+67.7%
Fulton FinancialFULT0.02%$397m$91k$23k+16.6%
American ExpressAXP0.00%$11bn$86k$23k+16.1%
Yeti HoldingsYETI0.03%$179m$57k$23k+11.1%
Mccormick & CoMKC0.01%$1.6bn$228k$21k+108.8%
PepsicoPEP0.00%$10bn$70k$20k+38.8%
Levi Strauss & CoLEVI0.02%$639m$137k$19k+61.6%
Vulcan Materials OrdVMC0.01%$1.1bn$62k$18k+19.7%
MicrosoftMSFT0.00%$134bn$64k$17k+31.6%
Coca-ColaKO0.00%$14bn$41k$13k+17.6%
AppleAAPL0.00%$129bn$40k$9k+31.9%
Procter & GamblePG0.00%$16bn$44k$8k+1.8%
Abbott LaboratoriesABT0.00%$5.4bn$36k$6k-61.0%
JBT MarelJBTM0.01%$193m$27k$4k–
Warby ParkerWRBY0.06%$7.7m$5k$3k–

Net income is as reported (GAAP), so it includes one-off items and, for some companies, gains or losses on investments they hold. Companies that report under IFRS (most non-US companies) or whose shares we can’t match reliably are left out; “portfolio covered” shows how much is included. Look-through earnings explained. Growth compares earnings per share over the last 12 months with the 12 months a year earlier, for holdings profitable in both.

US holdings by sector

  • Insurance18.2%
  • Communication and media17.3%
  • Consumer staples10.2%
  • Industrials9.3%
  • Financials9.3%
  • Materials4.6%
  • Consumer discretionary2.5%
  • Energy0.3%
  • Health care0.1%
  • Technology0.0%
  • Not classified28.3%

Sectors are grouped from each company’s SEC industry code, as a share of the Q2 2026 13F.

US portfolio value by quarter

$9.2bnQ3 ’23
$9.8bnQ4 ’23
$9.7bnQ1 ’24
$9.5bnQ2 ’24
$9.7bnQ3 ’24
$8.8bnQ4 ’24
$8.9bnQ1 ’25
$9.4bnQ2 ’25
$9.3bnQ3 ’25
$9.3bnQ4 ’25
$8.5bnQ1 ’26
$8.9bnQ2 ’26
Q3 ’23: $9.2bn; Q4 ’23: $9.8bn; Q1 ’24: $9.7bn; Q2 ’24: $9.5bn; Q3 ’24: $9.7bn; Q4 ’24: $8.8bn; Q1 ’25: $8.9bn; Q2 ’25: $9.4bn; Q3 ’25: $9.3bn; Q4 ’25: $9.3bn; Q1 ’26: $8.5bn; Q2 ’26: $8.9bn

From each quarter’s 13F. Changes reflect both trading and share-price moves.