Bill Ackman‘s Pershing Square unveiled the latest changes to the hedge fund on Friday, including the newly announced re-entry into Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX).

New Positions

Pershing Square unveiled several new positions in the second quarter, which ended June 30, 2026. Here’s a look at the changes to the portfolio compared to first quarter.

• Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX): Add 13,081,465 shares
• Mastercard (NYSE:MA): Add 2,124,646 shares
• Visa Inc (NYSE:V): Add 3,270,470 shares
• S&P Global Inc (NYSE:SPGI): Add 2,593,155 shares
• Pershing Square USA (NYSE:PSUS): Add 4,000,000 shares

Exited Positions

In the second quarter, Pershing Square exited positions in the following stocks:

• Alphabet Class C (NASDAQ:GOOG)

• Alphabet Class A (NASDAQ:GOOGL)

Portfolio Changes

The second-quarter 13F showed changes in the existing stocks held by Pershing Square. Here are the top decreases in stakes by Pershing Square in the second quarter, by percentage.

• Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN): -25.2%
• Brookfield Corp (NYSE:BN): -3.7%
• Hertz Global Holdings (NASDAQ:HTZ): -1.6%

Here are the top additions in the second quarter by percentage:

• Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META): +20.1%
• Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER): +14.6%
• Restaurant Brands International (NYSE:QSR): +14.0%
• Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT): +9.8%

Top Holdings

At the end of the second quarter, these were the largest stock holdings in the Pershing Square portfolio and their valuation at the time:

• Uber: $2.48 billion
• Brookfield: $2.45 billion
• Microsoft: $2.32 billion
• Amazon: $2.04 billion
• Howard Hughes: $1.99 billion
• Restaurant Brands: $1.87 billion
• Meta Platforms: $1.80 billion
• Visa: $1.12 billion
• Mastercard: $1.09 billion
• S&P Global: $1.06 billion
• Netflix: $934 million

New stakes in Visa, Mastercard and S&P Global all landed in the top 10 to end the quarter. Ackman’s Magnificent Seven exposure went in two directions: he added to Microsoft and Meta, both top-10 holdings, while cutting Amazon and exiting Alphabet’s Class A and Class C shares outright. Amazon is still a top-five position.

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