Greg Abel May Acquire a Long-Overlooked Stock by Warren Buffett for This Key Reason

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Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) is being considered as a potential investment by Berkshire Hathaway under CEO Greg Abel, signaling a shift in strategy from Warren Buffett, who previously avoided the company due to personal and ethical concerns. In fiscal 2026, Microsoft reported revenue growth of 18%, totaling over $331 billion, with significant boosts in its cloud and AI sectors, highlighting its strong financial position.

Key figures include a 21% rise in operating income and a 31% increase in net income. In Q4 alone, Microsoft achieved revenue of $90 billion, including $59.3 billion from its cloud business, which grew by 27%. With a trailing P/E ratio just under 29, Microsoft appears well-positioned for investment in Berkshire’s evolving portfolio, which now includes more technology-forward companies.

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