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Berkshire Hathaway Portfolio Nears $300B as It Boosts Alphabet and Trims Financials
Berkshire Hathaway's latest 13F filing shows reported holdings reaching nearly $300 billion, driven by large purchases in Alphabet Class A and C shares, alongside reductions in Bank of America and Capital One.
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According to Berkshire Hathaway's latest 13F filing, the total market value of its reported holdings increased from US$263,095,703,570 in the previous quarter to US$299,253,556,246, with the number of reported holdings remaining steady at 29 in both quarters.
The quarter's most notable move was a significant ramp-up in tech giant Alphabet. Berkshire increased its Alphabet Class A holdings by 24,541,369 shares (+45.2%) to 78,791,167 shares, valued at US$28,157,599,351 and representing 9.4% of reported holdings. Its stake in Alphabet Class C shares surged 658.3%, adding 23,603,218 shares to reach 27,188,433 shares, valued at US$9,606,489,032, or 3.2% of the portfolio.