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Li Lu Is Betting Big on These Stocks in 2026

Sunday, February 1, 2026 · Johnny Hopkins

Li Lu’s Himalaya Capital Management reported a $3.23 billion equity portfolio in the latest quarter, revealing a characteristically focused collection of high-conviction positions. The fund continues to concentrate its capital in dominant U.S. and Chinese franchises with durable competitive advantages, reflecting Li Lu’s deep value and quality-compounder orientation. With the top holdings accounting for the full portfolio and essentially no turnover during the quarter, Himalaya Capital remains a patient, long-duration investor with limited trading activity.

Total Portfolio Value: ~$3.23B
Top 10 Weight: 100% (fully concentrated)
Turnover: Minimal / None

Li Lu is well-known for running an extremely concentrated book, and this filing reinforces that style.


Top Holdings & Weights

Company Ticker Value Portfolio %
Alphabet – Class A GOOGL ~$618M 19.1%
PDD Holdings PDD ~$609M 18.9%
Alphabet – Class C GOOG ~$597M 18.5%
Bank of America BAC ~$535M 16.7%
Berkshire Hathaway – Class B BRK.B ~$451M 14.0%
East West Bancorp EWBC ~$296M 9.1%
Occidental Petroleum OXY ~$69M 2.2%
Apple AAPL ~$28M 0.9%
Sable Offshore Corp SOC ~$23M 0.7%

Key takeaways:

  • Alphabet (GOOGL + GOOG) represents ~37% of total assets

  • Chinese exposure via PDD remains a core bet

  • U.S. financials (BAC, BRK.B, EWBC) account for ~40% of the portfolio

  • No options exposure and no new positions disclosed this quarter


Full Exits This Quarter

None
The disclosure explicitly shows no full exits and no significant share changes.

This reflects Li Lu’s long-term, low-turnover compounding strategy.


Portfolio Characteristics

Style: Value / Quality / Concentrated

Holding period: Multi-year

Turnover: Ultra-low

Geographic exposure:

  • U.S.: Majority allocation

  • China: Significant via PDD

Sector themes:

  • Tech/Internet platforms

  • Financials

  • Select cyclicals (Energy)


Narrative Summary

Himalaya Capital continues to express a deeply concentrated, buy-and-hold philosophy centered around scalable, competitively advantaged businesses. Alphabet and PDD remain the centerpieces of the portfolio, with financials providing ballast and energy serving as a smaller opportunistic allocation. With no trading activity reported for the quarter, Li Lu is signaling conviction in the fund’s existing positioning despite changing macro conditions.