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Li Lu

Himalaya CapitalConcentrated value

Concentrated value investor in the Buffett and Munger tradition.

US stock portfolio
$3.7B
Positions
8
Quarter
Q2 2026
13F filed with the SEC
In its top 10
100%
Active share
86%
different from S&P 500 Growth
Turnover a year
9%
Median holding
4.3 yrs

How the picks did

Trailed the S&P 500 Growth by 0.6 pts a year over 5 years (20 quarters).

  • Himalaya Capital9.6% a year
  • S&P 500 Growth10.2% a year
How this is measured

Each 13F report is held from the week it was filed to the week of the next, priced weekly without dividends, and compared with the price of an ETF tracking the index it was closest to that quarter. No shorts, cash, bonds or options. Small and delisted companies we do not price are left out, and a quarter counts only when 70% or more of the portfolio is priced. Past results say nothing about future ones.

13F shows US long stock positions only, filed up to 45 days after the quarter.

Largest holdings

Each tile's size is its share of the portfolio at the end of Q2 2026. Green was bought or added to that quarter, red trimmed.

What changed in Q2 2026

Bought

Sold

Its bets against S&P 500 Growth

Holds much more than the index

Holds much less, or none

By sector

  • Communication Services49%
  • Consumer Cyclical25%
  • Financial Services25%

Every position, Q2 2026

CompanyShare of portfolioValueChange
GOOGLAlphabet24.55%$908.9M
GOOGAlphabet23.39%$866.1M
PDDPDD22.17%$820.9Madded
BRK-BBerkshire Hathaway14.98%$554.6Madded
EWBCEast West Bancorp9.68%$358.4M
CROXCrocs2.89%$107M
TMETencent Music Entertainment1.49%$55M
AAPLApple0.86%$32M

About these numbers

A 13F lists a manager's US stock positions at the end of a quarter and is filed up to 45 days later. It leaves out shorts, cash, bonds and most non-US holdings, so it is a picture of the stock book, not the whole firm. The filings on SEC EDGAR