Shares & Stocks

About Our Shares & Stocks

Berkshire Hathaway shares represent ownership in a diversified conglomerate led for decades by Warren Buffett. The company operates through wholly owned businesses and holds major equity stakes in publicly traded companies across insurance, energy, railroads, manufacturing, and consumer goods. Berkshire offers two main stock classes: Class A shares, which are extremely expensive and carry full voting rights, and Class B shares, which are more affordable with proportionally reduced voting power. Investors often view Berkshire stock as a long-term value investment, reflecting disciplined capital allocation, strong cash flows, and a philosophy focused on sustainable growth rather than short-term market trends.

What Are Our Shares & Stocks

owns large stakes in many other companies’ shares (stocks) and completely owns many businesses. The biggest stock holdings in its investment portfolio include major U.S. companies such as Apple, American Express, Bank of America, Coca-Cola, Chevron, Moody’s, Occidental Petroleum, Mitsubishi, and Kraft Heinz. It also holds smaller positions in companies like Alphabet (Google’s parent), Visa, Kroger, and Sirius XM among others. These stock investments are part of Berkshire’s long-term equity strategy.