List of assets owned by Berkshire Hathaway

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This is a list of subsidiaries, equities, and cash equivalents owned by multinational holding company Berkshire Hathaway.

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Cash and equivalents

As of March 31, 2024, Berkshire Hathaway had $28.891 billion in cash and cash equivalents and $153.444 billion in short-term investments in U.S. treasury bills. [1]

Operating subsidiaries

Companies for which Berkshire Hathaway owns wholly or controls a majority of voting shares.

CompanySectorOwnership %Acquisition Date (YYYY/MM/DD)Acquisition PriceNotes
Acme Brick Company Materials and Construction100%2000/08/01 [2] ~$600 Million ($4,392.65 Million 2017) [3] [4]
Alleghany Corporation Insurance100%2022/10/19 [5] $11.6 billion [5] Included Alleghany subsidiary Kentucky Trailer, which designs and manufacturers trailers
AltaLink Electric Transmission92%2014/12/01 [6] C$3.24 Billion [7] A subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Energy
Ben Bridge Jeweler Luxury Items100%2000/07/18 [8] [9]
Benjamin Moore & Co. Materials and Construction100%2001 [10] $1 Billion [11] [12]
BerkadiaMortgage Financing50%2009/12/31 [13] Joint venture with Jefferies Financial Group, formerly known as Leucadia
Berkshire Hathaway Assurance Insurance100%2007/12/01
Berkshire Hathaway AutomotiveAutomotive90%2015/05/09 [14] Renamed from Van Tuyl Group
Berkshire Hathaway Energy Utilities92%1999/03/26Renamed from Mid-American Energy Holdings
BoatUS Insurance2007/07/27
Borsheim's Fine Jewelry Luxury Items100%1989 [15]
Brooks Sports Apparel100%2006/08/02
BNSF Railway Company Railroads and Logistics100%2010/02/12$34 Billion [16]
Business Wire Media100%2006/03/01 [17]
Cavalier HomesMaterials and Construction100%2008
Central States Indemnity Insurance and Finance100%1992/10/20 [18]
Charter BrokerageLogistics100%2014/12/12 [19]
Clayton Homes Materials and Construction100%2007/05/10 [20] $1.7 billion [21] [22] [23]
CORT Business ServicesFurniture Related100%2000/01/14$467 Million ($3,418.94 Million 2017) [3]
CTB Inc. Capital Goods100%2002
Dairy Queen [24] Food and Beverage99%1997/10/21$585 Million [25]
Duracell Household Products100%2016/02/29 [26] $1.8 billion [27]
Ebby Halliday CompaniesReal Estate100%2018/06/03 [28]
Fechheimer Brothers CompanyClothing100%1986
FlightSafety International Business Services100%1997 [29]
Forest River Automotive100%2005/08/31
Fruit of the Loom Clothing100%2002/04/30 [30] $835 Million [31]
Garanimals Clothing100%2002/09/04
GEICO Insurance and Finance100%1996/08/26 [32] $2.3 Billion [33]
Gen Re Insurance and Finance100%1998/12/21 [34] [35] $22 Billion [36]
Helzberg Diamonds Luxury Items100%1995 [37]
H.H. Brown Shoe Group Clothing100%1991/07/01
International Metalworking Companies (IMC)Materials and Construction100%2006/05/08
Jazwares Toys100%2022/10/19Acquired in connection to the acquisition of Alleghany Corporation
Johns Manville Materials and Construction100%2001/02/27 [38] $1.8 Billion [12]
Jordan's Furniture Furniture Related100%1999/10/11
Justin Brands Clothing100%2000/08/01$570 Million [12]
Kansas Bankers Surety Company Insurance and Finance100%1998/04/10
Kern River Pipeline Pipeline92%2006/03/21$960 Million [39] A subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Energy
Larson-Juhl [40] Furniture Related100%2001/12/17
Louis MotorMotorcycles100%2015/02/20
Lubrizol Chemicals100%2011/09/16$9.7 Billion [41] [42]
Marmon Group Diversified Holding Company99%2008 [43] [44] $4.5 Billion
McLane Company Logistics100%2003/05/23 [45] $1.45 Billion [46]
Medical Protective Liability Insurance100%2005/06/30 [47] [48]
MiTekMaterials and Construction90%2001/06/12 [49] Other 10% owned by MiTek management
National Indemnity Company Insurance and Finance100%1967/03/01 [50] $6.8 Million ($49.78 Million inflation adjusted) [51]
Nebraska Furniture Mart Furniture Related80%1983 [52] $60 Million [53]
NetJets Business Services100%1998 [54] $725 Million [55]
Northern Natural Gas Pipeline92%2002/08/01$928 Million [56] A subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Energy
NV Energy Electric & Gas Distribution92%2013/12/19 [57] $5.6 Billion [58] A subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Energy
Omaha World-Herald Media100%2011/12/01 [59] $150 Million [60]
Oriental Trading Company Toy Party Craft100%2012/11/02 [61]
PacifiCorp Electric Distribution92%2005$9.4 billion [62] A subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Energy
Pampered Chef [63] Food and Beverage100%2002/09/23
Pilot Flying J Retail, Food and Beverage, Petroleum100%2017/10/03 [64] $2.76 billion in 2017 for a 38.6% Pilot stake; $8.2bn in 2023 for an additional 41.4%Initially started with a 38.6% stake in 2017. [64] Became a full owner in January 2024. [65]
Precision Castparts Corp. Aerospace and Defense100%2016/01/29$37 Billion [66]
Precision Steel Warehouse, Inc.Materials and Construction100%1979 [67]
RC Willey Home Furnishings Furniture Related1995 [68]
Richline GroupWholesale and Manufacturing100%2007/05/01 [69]
Russell Brands Sports Equipment Manufacturer100%2006 [30] $600 Million [70] A division of Fruit of the Loom
Scott Fetzer Company Other100%1985$230 Million [12]
See's Candies Food and Beverage100%1972/01/03$25 Million [71] [72]
SE HomesMaterials and Construction100%2007
Shaw Industries Materials and Construction2002/01/21 [73]
Star Furniture Furniture Related100%1997/07/14
TTI, Inc. Electronic Component Distribution100%2007/03/30
United States Liability Insurance GroupInsurance and Finance100%2000/08/08 [74]
Wesco Financial Insurance and Finance100%1978 [75] Business units dissolved into Berkshire Hathaway
WPLG-TV Media100%2014/07/01 [76]
XTRA LeaseCommercial Semi Trailer Rental and Leasing100%2001/09/20 [77]

U.S.-listed public company and ETF holdings

Sourced from Berkshire Hathaway's Form 13F-HR filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as of May 2022: [78]

CompanyTickerSectorOwnership %# of SharesValueAs of date
Ally Financial NYSE :  ALLY Financial Services2.918,969,420$346,847,471May 23, 2022
Amazon Nasdaq :  AMZN Technology and Retail-0.01533,300$1,147,565,606May 23, 2022
American Express NYSE :  AXP Financial Services20.26151,610,700$23,232,823,668May 23, 2022
Aon plc NYSE :  AON Financial Services2.064,396,000$1,154,873,160May 23, 2022
Apple Inc. Nasdaq :  AAPL Technology5.63911,347,617$125,392,318,623May 23, 2022
Bank of America NYSE :  BAC Banking12.731,032,852,006$34,972,368,923May 23, 2022
Bank of New York Mellon NYSE :  BK Banking9.1674,346,864$3,254,162,237May 23, 2022
BYD Company SEHK :  1211 Automotive7.79225,000,000$7,499,250,000May 23, 2022
Celanese NYSE :  CE Chemicals7.277,880,998$1,187,902,829May 23, 2022
Charter Communications Nasdaq :  CHTR Telecommunications2.333,828,941$1,834,177,607May 23, 2022
Chevron Corporation NYSE :  CVX Petroleum8.17159,178,117$26,713,271,595May 23, 2022
Citigroup NYSE :  C Banking2.6952,244,797$2,748,428,651May 23, 2022
The Coca-Cola Company NYSE :  KO Food & Drink9.24400,000,000$24,392,000,000May 23, 2022
DaVita NYSE :  DVA Healthcare38.2136,095,570$3,408,504,675May 23, 2022
Diageo NYSE :  DEO Alcohol0.03227,750$41,511,993May 23, 2022
Floor & Decor NYSE :  FND Retail4.524,780,000$328,051,400May 23, 2022
General Motors NYSE :  GM Automotive4.2862,045,847$2,196,422,984May 23, 2022
Globe Life NYSE :  GL Insurance6.536,353,727$594,454,698May 23, 2022
HP Inc. NYSE :  HPQ Technology11.82121,092,418$4,195,852,284May 23, 2022
Itochu TYO : 8001 Conglomerate5.5381,304,200$2,309,039,280May 23, 2022
Johnson & Johnson NYSE :  JNJ Pharmaceuticals0.01327,100$57,890,158May 23, 2022
Kraft Heinz Nasdaq :  KHC Food & Drink26.53325,634,818$12,494,607,967May 23, 2022
Kroger NYSE :  KR Retail8.0957,985,263$2,821,562,898May 23, 2022
Liberty Latin America Ltd. Class A Nasdaq :  LILA Media5.592,630,792$24,361,134May 23, 2022
Liberty Latin America Ltd. Class C Nasdaq :  LILAK Media1.061,284,020$11,812,984May 23, 2022
Liberty Media Formula One Series C Nasdaq :  FWONK Media3.87,722,451$481,803,718May 23, 2022
Liberty Sirius XM Group Series A Nasdaq :  LSXMA Media14.420,207,680$812,146,659May 23, 2022
Liberty Sirius XM Group Series C Nasdaq :  LSXMK Media14.443,208,291$1,729,627,889May 23, 2022
Markel Corporation Nasdaq :  MKL Insurance3.11424,343$565,683,166May 23, 2022
Marsh McLennan NYSE :  MMC Insurance0.08404,911$60,675,913May 23, 2022
Mastercard NYSE :  MA Financial Services0.413,986,648$1,340,231,325May 23, 2022
McKesson Corporation NYSE :  MCK Logistics2.022,921,975$943,388,849May 23, 2022
Mondelez International Nasdaq :  MDLZ Food & Drink0.04578,000$35,367,820May 23, 2022
Moody's Corporation NYSE :  MCO Financial Services13.4624,669,778$7,136,226,682May 23, 2022
Nubank NYSE :  NU Banking2.29107,118,784$408,122,567May 23, 2022
Occidental Petroleum NYSE :  OXY Petroleum26224,100,000$13,500,000,000July 25, 2023
Procter & Gamble NYSE :  PG Consumer Goods0.01315,400$44,720,566May 23, 2022
RH NYSE :  RH Retail8.862,170,000$582,862,000May 23, 2022
Royalty Pharma Nasdaq :  RPRX Pharmaceuticals0.341,496,372$59,136,621May 23, 2022
Snowflake Inc. NYSE :  SNOW Technology1.926,125,376$866,679,450May 23, 2022
SPDR S&P 500 Trust ETF NYSE :  SPY Exchange Traded Fund-39,400$15,351,422May 23, 2022
StoneCo NYSE :  STNE Financial Services3.4210,695,448$99,788,530May 23, 2022
Store Capital NYSE :  STOR Real Estate5.2514,754,811$385,248,115May 23, 2022
T-Mobile US Nasdaq :  TMUS Telecommunications0.415,242,000$660,701,680May 23, 2022
United Parcel Service NYSE :  UPS Courier Service-0.0159,400$10,159,776May 23, 2022
US Bancorp NYSE :  USB Banking9.69144,046,330$7,088,519,899May 23, 2022
Vanguard 500 Index Fund ETF NYSE :  VOO Exchange Traded Fund-43,000$15,394,860May 23, 2022
Verisign Nasdaq :  VRSN Technology11.7712,815,613$2,121,752,888May 23, 2022
Verizon Communications NYSE :  VZ Telecommunications0.031,380,111$68,356,898May 23, 2022
Visa Inc NYSE :  V Financial Services0.508,297,460$1,651,443,464May 23, 2022

Non-US public companies

At year end 2021, Berkshire Hathaway Energy owns 7.7% of Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD Company, and Berkshire Hathaway owns approximately 6% stakes in five major Japanese conglomerates, ITOCHU Corporation, Mitsubishi Corporation, Marubeni Corporation, Sumitomo Corporation and Mitsui & Co., Ltd. [79]

Former subsidiaries

CompanySectorOwnership %Disposal DateNotes
H. J. Heinz Company Foods52.5%July 2, 2015Merged into Kraft-Heinz
Applied UnderwritersInsurance100%July 13, 2019Sold [80]
The Buffalo News Media100%Mar 16, 2020Sold [81]

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