Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway reveals $4B stake in Google parent, sells more Apple
- In a filing on Friday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Berkshire Hathaway revealed a roughly $4.3 billion stake in Alphabet and trimmed its Apple holdings as of September 30.
- Warren Buffett has historically avoided most technology companies, sticking to his 'circle of competence,' and has publicly lamented missed opportunities to invest in Alphabet in recent years.
- The filing showed Berkshire Hathaway owned 17.85 million Alphabet shares as of September 30, and the team bought $6.4 billion in stocks while selling $12.5 billion, making them net sellers.
- The filing shows holdings that reshape Berkshire's equity portfolio, listed as most of the $283.2 billion equity portfolio, while Greg Abel faces deploying cash as Buffett plans to step down before the new year.
- After building a record $358 billion cash pile, Berkshire faces pressure to deploy it as Alphabet, noted as a $3.4 trillion company, drives this year's tech rally.
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Alphabet shares jump to record on $4.9B Berkshire stake | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Alphabet shares rallied nearly 6% to a record high today after Berkshire Hathaway’s new stake provided an endorsement of the tech giant’s artificial intelligence efforts amid heightened worries over a looming bubble.
The billionaire gesture caused a dramatic 5.2% increase in the company owned by Google
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