Meta Platforms has retired 12.2% of its shares since its peak.
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Wedgewood Partners · 13F for Q2 2026
Meta Platforms has retired 12.2% of its shares since its peak.
Apple retired 1.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 1.2% without buying a share.
Microsoft retired 0.1% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.1% without buying a share.
Motorola Solutions retired 0.6% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.6% without buying a share.
Old Dominion Freight Line retired 0.8% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.8% without buying a share.
Booking Holdings retired 6.8% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 7.2% without buying a share.
Progressive retired 0.9% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.9% without buying a share.
United Rentals retired 2.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 2.2% without buying a share.
O'Reilly Automotive retired 4.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 4.3% without buying a share.
Edwards Lifesciences retired 0.7% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.7% without buying a share.
Toll Brothers retired 4.4% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 4.6% without buying a share.
Copart retired 4.3% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 4.5% without buying a share.
Values as reported in the 13F at quarter end. See the Q2 2026 filing on EDGAR.
In the Q2 2026 13F, Wedgewood Partners held META, AAPL, MSFT, MSI, ODFL, BKNG, PGR, URI, ORLY, EW, TOL, CPRT. 12 of them are on the Buyback Radar leaderboard.
From Wedgewood Partners's 13F filings with the SEC, the last eight quarters, amendments applied, options excluded. A 13F shows US-listed stock positions at quarter end and is filed up to 45 days later, so it is a record, not a live portfolio.
Booking Holdings retired 6.8% of its shares in the last twelve months. That alone made every remaining share, including David Rolfe's 133,351, 7.2% bigger as a slice of the company, without buying anything.
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