Berkshire Hathaway continued to sell stocks in its first quarter under the command of new chief executive Greg Abel, pushing its cash pile above $380bn as it held off on using its war chest to dive into a volatile market.
The sprawling insurance-to-industrials conglomerate said its cash and short-term Treasury bills climbed by $7bn from the end of 2025, excluding the value of US government debt it had bought but still had to pay for.
That cash has been a focus for investors, given the company has been shedding stocks for more than three years.
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