Humana retired 0.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.2% without buying a share.
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Pzena Investment Management · 13F for Q2 2026
Humana retired 0.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.2% without buying a share.
Baxter International has retired 20.4% of its shares since its peak.
Dollar General has retired 35.4% of its shares since its peak.
Skyworks Solutions has retired 22.6% of its shares since its peak.
Cognizant retired 6.7% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 7.1% without buying a share.
Corebridge Financial retired 14.4% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 16.8% without buying a share.
Ppg Industries retired 0.9% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.9% without buying a share.
MetLife retired 3.6% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 3.7% without buying a share.
Lear retired 4.9% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 5.2% without buying a share.
Citigroup retired 6.3% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 6.7% without buying a share.
Wells Fargo retired 3.7% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 3.8% without buying a share.
NOV retired 2.3% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 2.3% without buying a share.
PVH has retired 44.1% of its shares since its peak.
LKQ retired 1.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 1.2% without buying a share.
CDW retired 4.0% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 4.1% without buying a share.
Bank of America retired 4.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 4.4% without buying a share.
Voya Financial retired 4.8% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 5.0% without buying a share.
Newell Brands has retired 12.2% of its shares since its peak.
Universal Health Services retired 5.7% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 6.0% without buying a share.
Avnet has retired 46.3% of its shares since its peak.
Delta Air Lines has retired 22.7% of its shares since its peak.
Equitable retired 4.7% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 4.9% without buying a share.
Globe Life retired 3.5% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 3.6% without buying a share.
Spectrum Brands retired 1.6% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 1.7% without buying a share.
Robert Half has retired 42.2% of its shares since its peak.
Cigna retired 1.1% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 1.1% without buying a share.
Cisco retired 0.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.2% without buying a share.
Pfizer has retired 29.4% of its shares since its peak.
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CNO Financial retired 3.0% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 3.1% without buying a share.
TE Connectivity retired 1.6% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 1.6% without buying a share.
JPMorgan Chase retired 2.4% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 2.4% without buying a share.
Morgan Stanley retired 1.2% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 1.2% without buying a share.
Elevance Health retired 2.4% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 2.5% without buying a share.
Olin retired 0.1% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.1% without buying a share.
Henry Schein retired 5.3% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 5.6% without buying a share.
Genuine Parts retired 0.9% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.9% without buying a share.
Target has retired 50.2% of its shares since its peak.
Cbre Group retired 2.7% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 2.8% without buying a share.
General Dynamics has retired 37.8% of its shares since its peak.
HCA Healthcare retired 5.1% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 5.4% without buying a share.
Bread Financial retired 15.9% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 18.9% without buying a share.
AIG retired 3.1% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 3.2% without buying a share.
Merck & retired 0.6% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.6% without buying a share.
Oracle retired 99.9% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 93880.2% without buying a share.
Microsoft retired 0.1% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 0.1% without buying a share.
Adobe retired 7.0% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 7.6% without buying a share.
State Street retired 1.7% of its shares in twelve months, so this stake grew 1.7% 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, Pzena Investment Management held HUM, BAX, DG, SWKS, CTSH, CRBG, PPG, MET, LEA, C, WFC, NOV, PVH, LKQ, CDW, BAC, VOYA, NWL, UHS, AVT, DAL, EQH, GL, SPB, RHI, CI, CSCO, PFE, MHK, CNO, TEL, JPM, MS, ELV, OLN, HSIC, GPC, TGT, CBRE, GD, HCA, BFH, AIG, MRK, ORCL, MSFT, ADBE, STT. 47 of them are on the Buyback Radar leaderboard.
From Pzena Investment Management'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.
Oracle retired 99.9% of its shares in the last twelve months. That alone made every remaining share, including Richard Pzena's 2,076, 93880.2% bigger as a slice of the company, without buying anything.
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