Tom Gayner portfolio: what Markel Group holds

The co-CEO and chief investment officer of the insurance group Markel, nicknamed “the little Berkshire”.

Stock portfolio value
$13.1B
Stock positions
130
Report date
30 June 2026
Filed
31 July 2026

Largest positions

#CompanyWeightValueLast quarter
1Alphabet Inc (Cap Stk Cl C)GOOG7.4%$971.6M—
2Berkshire Hathaway Inc Del (Cl A)BRK.A6.4%$834.2M—
3Berkshire Hathaway Inc Del (Cl B New)BRK.B5.8%$766.6M—
4Deere & CoDE4.2%$556.9M—
5Brookfield CorpBN4.2%$556.8M—
6Amazon Com IncAMZN3.7%$484.0M—
7Analog Devices IncADI3%$397.0MTrimmed -2%
8Goldman Sachs Group IncGS2.8%$363.4M—
9Apple IncAAPL2.7%$355.1M—
10Caterpillar IncCAT2.7%$350.0M—
11Visa IncV2.6%$347.9MAdded +1%
12Home Depot IncHD2.5%$325.3M—
13Watsco IncWSO1.9%$249.1MAdded +3%
14Texas Instrs IncTXN1.6%$215.8M—
15Blackrock IncBLK1.6%$211.7M—
16Alphabet Inc (Cap Stk Cl A)GOOGL1.6%$204.4M—
17Microsoft CorpMSFT1.5%$200.5M—
18Disney Walt CoDIS1.5%$195.5M—
19American Express CoAXP1.3%$165.9M—
20Lowes Cos IncLOW1.3%$165.8MAdded +2%

Positions sold

Source: SEC filing. Values count stock positions only; options are left out of the totals and tables.

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