AAPL 13F holders: the hedge funds that own, bought and sold Apple Inc in Q2 2026
Funds holding Apple Inc (AAPL) at 5% or more of their reported 13F portfolio, and the largest moves in reported value for 2026-06-30. Straight from SEC EDGAR, with no price data involved.
Funds with a high-conviction position
Only positions worth 5% or more of the fund's reported 13F portfolio, largest first
| Fund | % of fund | Filed |
|---|---|---|
| Berkshire Hathaway | 22.04% | 2026-08-14 |
| Wedgewood Partners | 7.81% | 2026-08-14 |
Biggest adds and trims
By reported position value, largest first. Capped upstream at 10 on each side, so 10 means “10 or more”
| Adding | Value | % of fund | Trimming | Value | % of fund |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marshall Wace | $2.63 bn | 2.22% | D. E. Shaw | $1.62 bn | 1.00% |
| Citadel Advisors | $2.11 bn | 1.21% | Two Sigma Investments | $1.21 bn | 0.91% |
| Soros Fund Management | $153 m | 2.01% | Renaissance Technologies | $459 m | 0.63% |
| Millennium Management | $219 m | 0.15% | |||
| Bridgewater Associates | $105 m | 0.43% | |||
| Wedgewood Partners | $38 m | 7.81% | |||
| Tudor Investment | $26 m | 0.11% | |||
| Viking Global | $0 | 0.00% |
AAPL institutional ownership: what the Q2 2026 13F filings show
2 of the 59 funds tracked here hold Apple Inc (AAPL) at 5% or more of their reported 13F portfolio. The largest weighting belongs to Berkshire Hathaway (22.04%), followed by Wedgewood Partners (7.81%). A 5% position is a deliberate one: at that size AAPL is among the handful of names that decide how the fund's quarter goes.
On the buying side, 3 tracked funds increased their AAPL position in Q2 2026. Ranked by the size of the position they now report, the list is led by Marshall Wace ($2.63 bn), Citadel Advisors ($2.11 bn) and Soros Fund Management ($153 m). On the selling side, 8 funds cut their position, led by D. E. Shaw ($1.62 bn), Two Sigma Investments ($1.21 bn) and Renaissance Technologies ($459 m). Viking Global sold out of AAPL entirely. The dollar figures are the positions as reported at quarter end, not the amounts bought or sold — a 13F gives share counts on two dates, not the trades in between. Each list stops at 10 funds, so a count of 10 means 10 or more.
Among the funds with a page of their own on this site, Marshall Wace (2.22%) and Himalaya Capital (0.86%) report AAPL as one of their ten largest positions; the percentage is the share of that fund's reported portfolio. Each fund's page shows what else it holds alongside AAPL.
AAPL 13F: questions and answers
Which hedge funds own AAPL?
Among the 59 funds tracked here, those holding AAPL at 5% or more of their portfolio in Q2 2026 are Berkshire Hathaway (22.04%) and Wedgewood Partners (7.81%). Funds holding it as a smaller position are not in that list, so this is the high-conviction end of the ownership, not the full shareholder register.
Which funds bought AAPL in Q2 2026?
Marshall Wace, Citadel Advisors and Soros Fund Management. “Bought” here means the share count in the Q2 2026 filing is higher than in the one before.
Which funds sold AAPL in Q2 2026?
D. E. Shaw, Two Sigma Investments, Renaissance Technologies, Millennium Management, Bridgewater Associates, Wedgewood Partners, Tudor Investment and Viking Global (sold out). A fund marked as sold out reported no AAPL at all at the end of Q2 2026; the others still hold a reduced position.
How current is this AAPL 13F data?
It reflects positions on 2026-06-30, the end of Q2 2026. Managers have 45 days after quarter end to file, so the holdings shown are always between six weeks and four and a half months old; filings for the quarter ending 2026-09-30 are due by 2026-11-14. The page is rebuilt daily, so a late or amended filing is picked up when it reaches the SEC.
Is this every institution that holds AAPL?
No. It covers the 59 funds tracked on this site, and within those only positions of 5% or more in the holders table and the 10 largest moves on each side. Index funds, pension plans and thousands of other 13F filers hold AAPL too; a fund with a position between 0.5% and 5% of its portfolio appears in the adds and trims only if it changed its share count.
Source: SEC EDGAR, Form 13F-HR and Form 4 — public domain, reproduced as filed. The table above lists only the funds, among the 59 we track, holding this stock at 5% or more of their portfolio. It is neither the total number of institutions holding the stock nor every fund we track that holds it — smaller positions, down to the 0.5% reporting floor, do not appear here. 13F carries up to a 45-day reporting delay and options are excluded. Values are as reported in the filing, not current market value. Insiders are counted, never named. The company name is EDGAR's own spelling.
See the filings for AAPL on SEC EDGAR
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