Berkshire Hathaway sold 16 stocks in Q1, fully exiting 12 after Greg Abel became CEO following Warren Buffett’s retirement, according to its latest 13F filing. The company completely sold Visa ($2.91B), Mastercard ($2.28B), UnitedHealth ($1.66B), Domino’s ($1.40B), and others including Amazon ($525M). It also exited Charter, Diageo, and Allegion, and trimmed Chevron, Constellation, Nucor, and Bank of America.
Swedbank AB increased its stake in Constellation Brands by 108.1% in Q4, adding 32,757 shares to hold 63,055 shares worth $8.699M, according to its SEC Form 13F. Other investors also adjusted positions. Constellation reported Q earnings of $1.90 EPS and $1.92B revenue, and declared a $1.03 quarterly dividend.
Swedbank AB increased its stake in Constellation Brands (NYSE:STZ) by 108.1% in Q4, buying 32,757 shares to hold 63,055, worth $8.699M, per its SEC filing. Other investors also raised positions. STZ reported Q1 EPS of $1.90 vs $1.71 expected on $1.92B revenue, and declared a $1.03 quarterly dividend.
