Pershing Square (Bill Ackman) 13F Filing

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Pershing Square Capital Management, L.P. (0001336528)
Report Date:2026-03-31
Assets: $13.71B
Company% Port.Change
BROOKFIELD CORP
CL A LTD VT SH11271J107
17.62%(-2.8%)
AMAZON COM INC
023135106
17.39%(+19.2%)
UBER TECHNOLOGIES INC
90353T100
15.71%(-0.8%)
MICROSOFT CORP
594918104
15.26%(0.0%)
RESTAURANT BRANDS INTL INC
76131D103
12.20%(-1.0%)
META PLATFORMS INC
CL A30303M102
11.10%(-0.5%)
HOWARD HUGHES HOLDINGS INC
44267T102
8.70%(0.0%)
SEAPORT ENTMT GROUP INC
812215200
0.79%(0.0%)
ALPHABET INC
CAP STK CL C02079K107
0.65%(-94.9%)
HERTZ GLOBAL HLDGS INC
42806J700
0.51%(0.0%)
ALPHABET INC
CAP STK CL A02079K305
0.07%(-95.2%)
HILTON WORLDWIDE HLDGS INC
43300A203
0.00%(-100.0%)

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