In his last quarter as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett sold billions of dollars worth of investments in Bank of America (BAC) and Amazon (AMZN).
The company’s 13F filing for Q4 2025 shows Buffett dumped $2.79 billion in Bank of America stock, unload 50,774,078 BAC shares in just three months.
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As of December 31, 2025, Berkshire owns 517,295,934 shares of BAC, worth $28.451 billion.
Berkshire also sold $1.78 billion worth of Amazon stock last quarter, reducing its position by 7,724,000 shares. At the end of the fourth quarter of 2025, the company will own 2,276,000 shares of AMZN, worth approximately $525.346 million.
Meanwhile, the holding company opened new positions in three companies last quarter.
Berkshire purchased 10,917,661 Series C shares of Colorado-based holding company Liberty Live Holdings (LLYVK), valued at $907.912 million. It also bought the company’s Series A shares, purchasing 4,986,588 shares, valued at $406.406 million. In addition to Berkshire’s stake in Liberty Live Holdings, the company also purchased 3,018,555 shares of Liberty Media Corp (FWONK), valued at $297.357 million.
Liberty Media Corp is also based in Colorado and is a spin-off of Liberty Live Holdings.
Berkshire also purchased 5,065,744 shares of the New York Times (NYT), worth $351.663 million.
Zooming out, Apple (AAPL) remains Berkshire’s largest holding, accounting for 22.6% of the portfolio, followed by American Express (AXP) with 20.46%, Bank of America with 10.38%, Coca-Cola (KO) with 10.2% and Chevron (CVX) with 7.24%.
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