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Ranked #14 of 19 on the Fund Manager Leaderboard: stocks Berkshire Hathaway added in 13F filings are up -1.9%, against 4.7% for the S&P 500 over the same dates. See the leaderboard

Form 4: Changes in Beneficial Ownership SEC

Berkshire Hathaway Inc, issuer Lennar Corp (LEN)

SecurityDateCodeShares (A)Price
Class A Common Stock 09/17/2026 P 410,164 $79.41
Class A Common Stock 09/18/2026 P 1,218,429 $76.39
Class A Common Stock 09/21/2026 P 483,809 $77.97
13 more rows

Amount owned after: 23,719,109 Class A shares.

becomes

Berkshire Hathaway bought $212M of Lennar

  • Bought LEN Class A shares $206.7M 2,668,508 shares at $76.39–$79.41, avg $77.46. Now owns 23.7M.
  • Bought LEN.B Class B shares $5.7M

Traded Sep 17–21, filed Sep 21: the same day as the last purchase.

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When Berkshire owns more than 10% of a company, it has to report each trade in that stock on a Form 4 within two business days.

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