Berkshire Hathaway’s Investment in Apple: A Decade of Returns
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway first invested in Apple in Q1 2016, purchasing 9.8 million shares at around $25 each. Over the years, this investment has grown significantly, with Berkshire’s position in Apple now valued at approximately $66 billion, accounting for 22% of its total $347 billion portfolio. As of 2023, Berkshire’s total gains from Apple exceed $100 billion, and the initial $35 billion investment has surged to about $185 billion pretax, showing the power of long-term investing.
Apple became Berkshire’s largest holding by 2017 and has consistently been recognized by Buffett as a prime example of his investment philosophy, wherein he emphasizes acquiring great businesses at fair prices, especially during market downturns. Buffett considers Apple not just a stock but a third major business alongside insurance and railroads.
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