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·4 t sittenhttps://www.dn.no/marked/ny-kontantrekord-for-buffett-selskapet-har-397-mrd-dollar-pa-bok/2-1-1984031 "New cash record for the Buffett company – has 397 billion dollars in cash In his first quarter as CEO, Greb Abel can present financial statements with an increase in cash holdings. While the investment giant's annual shareholder meeting is in full swing this weekend, the first quarter figures are being reported. Later this evening, the general assembly itself will be held – and on the way there, several investors will be able to rejoice over the report: Earnings make a solid jump of 18 percent, ending at 11.4 billion dollars. At the same time, a new record is reported for the holdings of cash or highly liquid securities, which now stands at 397.38 billion dollars. The new status as of March comes after cash holdings fell from 382 to 370 billion in the fourth quarter. Part of the increase in the first months of the year is due to net sales of shares for 8.1 billion dollars. Insurance results increased by a full 29 percent and ended at 1.7 billion dollars. The jump in results is due to insurance companies having to pay compensation for the fire in and around Los Angeles in the first quarter of last year. Become a festival This year's general assembly comes in a slightly different version this year, as this year's meeting will for the first time be led by investor legend Warren Buffett's successor, the new CEO Greg Abel. The fresh quarterly report is also his first as the new head of the group. Buffett shocked shareholders by announcing that he would step down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO at the turn of the year during last year's general assembly. This year's meeting is therefore characterized, according to American media, by a certain tension related to whether Abel can create the same enthusiasm and what the group's future will be without Buffett at the helm. "I think we are cautious about whether the legacy will be continued," says shareholder Kim Shannon from the company Sionna Investment Manager to CNBC. From one of the organizers holding courses and dinners this week, it is recommended to be in Omaha for three to six days to catch all the events: "Full immersion over six days: For those who wish to participate in multi-day programs. Some start as early as the Sunday before the meeting." From Sunday to Friday, this organizer, which is not Berkshire Hathaway, has held "Genius of Buffett" courses and a conference for value investors. For those who booked early, the price was 4795 dollars, equivalent to 45,790 kroner. For those who booked this course after March 1, the price has been 6995 dollars. Has struggled on the stock market The Berkshire Hathaway share has had a brilliant stock market history in many people's eyes, but has seen a share price drop of more than five percent since the New Year. At the same time, the broad S&P 500 index has risen four percent. Looking even further back, the difference between the Berkshire Hathaway share and the S&P 500 is as much as 30 percentage points since Warren Buffett announced his departure in May last year. "I have spent a lot of time studying Greg, and I believe that he is not only the right guy, he is also the right guy at the right time," says Robert Hagstrøm, who is the Chief Investment Officer at EquityCompass Investment Managment to CNBC. He adds that Abel has long been pushed forward as Buffett's successor, and consequently has been background-checked and tested by many over time to ensure that he is the right man for the job. On a pilgrimage Portfolio manager at the Norwegian equity fund Stolt Explorer, Bernt Berg-Nielsen, has once again made the trip to Omaha this weekend – on what he describes as a pilgrimage. He is participating in the event, which he calls a "three-day festival for value creation," for the 13th time. "Especially Friday is then filled with presentations from many other companies and funds, which arrange their own events in Omaha this weekend, because so many like-minded value investors travel here." "And then it will be exciting to see how many come on Saturday. In previous years, 35,000 have participated," says Berg-Nielsen to DN after Friday's sessions. According to him, the fast-food chain Dairy Queen, which is wholly owned by Berkshire Hathaway, has prepared to sell 25,000 ice creams on Saturday. Not surprisingly, AI is one of the keywords for a number of panel discussions in Omaha. "Even though no one has all the answers, the discussions are characterized by optimism and willingness to invest," says the portfolio manager. He highlights the lectures by Markel CEO Tom Gayner and the Q&A session with hedge fund head Bill Ackman as Friday's most exciting meetings. "Ackman spoke about the effects of AI and how difficult it is to predict who will be challenged in a tech shift. And as Ackman says, even the world's best investor, Warren Buffett, could not have predicted 25 years ago how revolutionary the situation would become for paper newspapers."- ·4 t sittenHas a mountain of cash Berkshire Hathaway presents first-quarter figures on Saturday. At the same time, the first annual meeting without Warren Buffett on stage is being held. Berkshire Hathaway presented first-quarter figures on Saturday. Cash holdings continue to grow following Warren Buffett's departure as CEO. Cash holdings stood at 397,4 billion dollars at the end of the first quarter, up from 373,3 at year-end. The company bought back shares for around 235 million dollars in the first quarter. Earnings came in at 11,4 billion dollars, up 18 percent from the same quarter last year. First time without Buffett The annual meeting held in Omaha on Saturday is the first without former CEO Warren Buffett on stage. Greg Abel took over as CEO of the conglomerate at New Year. In connection with Buffett's departure, Finansavisen conducted a major interview with Norwegian investment profiles who praised the Oracle of Omaha.
- ·7 t sitten
·27.4.Want to increase my holding here and also exposed to other currency than NOK but I get a bit uncertain when I read deutsche bank's forecasts… What do you think ? 😬
·27.4.Pondered the same but concluded that a lower dollar is really bad for the earnings of American companies that export, so it should probably break even, if not more to a plus, for us Norwegians who hold Berkshire? In addition, they have a dollar cash pile from paradise if things go wrong, investors know this and perhaps keep the company afloat just by buying safety by owning this, long before one sees the profit from them having bought into a distressed market. Counterarguments desired, I'm just pondering
·25.4.-19.5% in NOK and -5.71% in USD ):
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti
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- ·4 t sittenhttps://www.dn.no/marked/ny-kontantrekord-for-buffett-selskapet-har-397-mrd-dollar-pa-bok/2-1-1984031 "New cash record for the Buffett company – has 397 billion dollars in cash In his first quarter as CEO, Greb Abel can present financial statements with an increase in cash holdings. While the investment giant's annual shareholder meeting is in full swing this weekend, the first quarter figures are being reported. Later this evening, the general assembly itself will be held – and on the way there, several investors will be able to rejoice over the report: Earnings make a solid jump of 18 percent, ending at 11.4 billion dollars. At the same time, a new record is reported for the holdings of cash or highly liquid securities, which now stands at 397.38 billion dollars. The new status as of March comes after cash holdings fell from 382 to 370 billion in the fourth quarter. Part of the increase in the first months of the year is due to net sales of shares for 8.1 billion dollars. Insurance results increased by a full 29 percent and ended at 1.7 billion dollars. The jump in results is due to insurance companies having to pay compensation for the fire in and around Los Angeles in the first quarter of last year. Become a festival This year's general assembly comes in a slightly different version this year, as this year's meeting will for the first time be led by investor legend Warren Buffett's successor, the new CEO Greg Abel. The fresh quarterly report is also his first as the new head of the group. Buffett shocked shareholders by announcing that he would step down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO at the turn of the year during last year's general assembly. This year's meeting is therefore characterized, according to American media, by a certain tension related to whether Abel can create the same enthusiasm and what the group's future will be without Buffett at the helm. "I think we are cautious about whether the legacy will be continued," says shareholder Kim Shannon from the company Sionna Investment Manager to CNBC. From one of the organizers holding courses and dinners this week, it is recommended to be in Omaha for three to six days to catch all the events: "Full immersion over six days: For those who wish to participate in multi-day programs. Some start as early as the Sunday before the meeting." From Sunday to Friday, this organizer, which is not Berkshire Hathaway, has held "Genius of Buffett" courses and a conference for value investors. For those who booked early, the price was 4795 dollars, equivalent to 45,790 kroner. For those who booked this course after March 1, the price has been 6995 dollars. Has struggled on the stock market The Berkshire Hathaway share has had a brilliant stock market history in many people's eyes, but has seen a share price drop of more than five percent since the New Year. At the same time, the broad S&P 500 index has risen four percent. Looking even further back, the difference between the Berkshire Hathaway share and the S&P 500 is as much as 30 percentage points since Warren Buffett announced his departure in May last year. "I have spent a lot of time studying Greg, and I believe that he is not only the right guy, he is also the right guy at the right time," says Robert Hagstrøm, who is the Chief Investment Officer at EquityCompass Investment Managment to CNBC. He adds that Abel has long been pushed forward as Buffett's successor, and consequently has been background-checked and tested by many over time to ensure that he is the right man for the job. On a pilgrimage Portfolio manager at the Norwegian equity fund Stolt Explorer, Bernt Berg-Nielsen, has once again made the trip to Omaha this weekend – on what he describes as a pilgrimage. He is participating in the event, which he calls a "three-day festival for value creation," for the 13th time. "Especially Friday is then filled with presentations from many other companies and funds, which arrange their own events in Omaha this weekend, because so many like-minded value investors travel here." "And then it will be exciting to see how many come on Saturday. In previous years, 35,000 have participated," says Berg-Nielsen to DN after Friday's sessions. According to him, the fast-food chain Dairy Queen, which is wholly owned by Berkshire Hathaway, has prepared to sell 25,000 ice creams on Saturday. Not surprisingly, AI is one of the keywords for a number of panel discussions in Omaha. "Even though no one has all the answers, the discussions are characterized by optimism and willingness to invest," says the portfolio manager. He highlights the lectures by Markel CEO Tom Gayner and the Q&A session with hedge fund head Bill Ackman as Friday's most exciting meetings. "Ackman spoke about the effects of AI and how difficult it is to predict who will be challenged in a tech shift. And as Ackman says, even the world's best investor, Warren Buffett, could not have predicted 25 years ago how revolutionary the situation would become for paper newspapers."
- ·4 t sittenHas a mountain of cash Berkshire Hathaway presents first-quarter figures on Saturday. At the same time, the first annual meeting without Warren Buffett on stage is being held. Berkshire Hathaway presented first-quarter figures on Saturday. Cash holdings continue to grow following Warren Buffett's departure as CEO. Cash holdings stood at 397,4 billion dollars at the end of the first quarter, up from 373,3 at year-end. The company bought back shares for around 235 million dollars in the first quarter. Earnings came in at 11,4 billion dollars, up 18 percent from the same quarter last year. First time without Buffett The annual meeting held in Omaha on Saturday is the first without former CEO Warren Buffett on stage. Greg Abel took over as CEO of the conglomerate at New Year. In connection with Buffett's departure, Finansavisen conducted a major interview with Norwegian investment profiles who praised the Oracle of Omaha.
- ·7 t sitten
- ·27.4.Want to increase my holding here and also exposed to other currency than NOK but I get a bit uncertain when I read deutsche bank's forecasts… What do you think ? 😬·27.4.Pondered the same but concluded that a lower dollar is really bad for the earnings of American companies that export, so it should probably break even, if not more to a plus, for us Norwegians who hold Berkshire? In addition, they have a dollar cash pile from paradise if things go wrong, investors know this and perhaps keep the company afloat just by buying safety by owning this, long before one sees the profit from them having bought into a distressed market. Counterarguments desired, I'm just pondering
- ·25.4.-19.5% in NOK and -5.71% in USD ):
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Datan lähde: FactSet, Quartr| Seuraava tapahtuma | |
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2026 Q2 -tulosraportti 1.8. |
| Menneet tapahtumat | ||
|---|---|---|
Vuosittainen yhtiökokous 2026 2.5. | ||
2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 2.5. | ||
2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 28.2. | ||
2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 1.11.2025 | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 2.8.2025 |
2026 Q1 -tulosraportti
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Datan lähde: FactSet, Quartr| Seuraava tapahtuma | |
|---|---|
2026 Q2 -tulosraportti 1.8. |
| Menneet tapahtumat | ||
|---|---|---|
Vuosittainen yhtiökokous 2026 2.5. | ||
2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 2.5. | ||
2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 28.2. | ||
2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 1.11.2025 | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 2.8.2025 |
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- ·4 t sittenhttps://www.dn.no/marked/ny-kontantrekord-for-buffett-selskapet-har-397-mrd-dollar-pa-bok/2-1-1984031 "New cash record for the Buffett company – has 397 billion dollars in cash In his first quarter as CEO, Greb Abel can present financial statements with an increase in cash holdings. While the investment giant's annual shareholder meeting is in full swing this weekend, the first quarter figures are being reported. Later this evening, the general assembly itself will be held – and on the way there, several investors will be able to rejoice over the report: Earnings make a solid jump of 18 percent, ending at 11.4 billion dollars. At the same time, a new record is reported for the holdings of cash or highly liquid securities, which now stands at 397.38 billion dollars. The new status as of March comes after cash holdings fell from 382 to 370 billion in the fourth quarter. Part of the increase in the first months of the year is due to net sales of shares for 8.1 billion dollars. Insurance results increased by a full 29 percent and ended at 1.7 billion dollars. The jump in results is due to insurance companies having to pay compensation for the fire in and around Los Angeles in the first quarter of last year. Become a festival This year's general assembly comes in a slightly different version this year, as this year's meeting will for the first time be led by investor legend Warren Buffett's successor, the new CEO Greg Abel. The fresh quarterly report is also his first as the new head of the group. Buffett shocked shareholders by announcing that he would step down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO at the turn of the year during last year's general assembly. This year's meeting is therefore characterized, according to American media, by a certain tension related to whether Abel can create the same enthusiasm and what the group's future will be without Buffett at the helm. "I think we are cautious about whether the legacy will be continued," says shareholder Kim Shannon from the company Sionna Investment Manager to CNBC. From one of the organizers holding courses and dinners this week, it is recommended to be in Omaha for three to six days to catch all the events: "Full immersion over six days: For those who wish to participate in multi-day programs. Some start as early as the Sunday before the meeting." From Sunday to Friday, this organizer, which is not Berkshire Hathaway, has held "Genius of Buffett" courses and a conference for value investors. For those who booked early, the price was 4795 dollars, equivalent to 45,790 kroner. For those who booked this course after March 1, the price has been 6995 dollars. Has struggled on the stock market The Berkshire Hathaway share has had a brilliant stock market history in many people's eyes, but has seen a share price drop of more than five percent since the New Year. At the same time, the broad S&P 500 index has risen four percent. Looking even further back, the difference between the Berkshire Hathaway share and the S&P 500 is as much as 30 percentage points since Warren Buffett announced his departure in May last year. "I have spent a lot of time studying Greg, and I believe that he is not only the right guy, he is also the right guy at the right time," says Robert Hagstrøm, who is the Chief Investment Officer at EquityCompass Investment Managment to CNBC. He adds that Abel has long been pushed forward as Buffett's successor, and consequently has been background-checked and tested by many over time to ensure that he is the right man for the job. On a pilgrimage Portfolio manager at the Norwegian equity fund Stolt Explorer, Bernt Berg-Nielsen, has once again made the trip to Omaha this weekend – on what he describes as a pilgrimage. He is participating in the event, which he calls a "three-day festival for value creation," for the 13th time. "Especially Friday is then filled with presentations from many other companies and funds, which arrange their own events in Omaha this weekend, because so many like-minded value investors travel here." "And then it will be exciting to see how many come on Saturday. In previous years, 35,000 have participated," says Berg-Nielsen to DN after Friday's sessions. According to him, the fast-food chain Dairy Queen, which is wholly owned by Berkshire Hathaway, has prepared to sell 25,000 ice creams on Saturday. Not surprisingly, AI is one of the keywords for a number of panel discussions in Omaha. "Even though no one has all the answers, the discussions are characterized by optimism and willingness to invest," says the portfolio manager. He highlights the lectures by Markel CEO Tom Gayner and the Q&A session with hedge fund head Bill Ackman as Friday's most exciting meetings. "Ackman spoke about the effects of AI and how difficult it is to predict who will be challenged in a tech shift. And as Ackman says, even the world's best investor, Warren Buffett, could not have predicted 25 years ago how revolutionary the situation would become for paper newspapers."
- ·4 t sittenHas a mountain of cash Berkshire Hathaway presents first-quarter figures on Saturday. At the same time, the first annual meeting without Warren Buffett on stage is being held. Berkshire Hathaway presented first-quarter figures on Saturday. Cash holdings continue to grow following Warren Buffett's departure as CEO. Cash holdings stood at 397,4 billion dollars at the end of the first quarter, up from 373,3 at year-end. The company bought back shares for around 235 million dollars in the first quarter. Earnings came in at 11,4 billion dollars, up 18 percent from the same quarter last year. First time without Buffett The annual meeting held in Omaha on Saturday is the first without former CEO Warren Buffett on stage. Greg Abel took over as CEO of the conglomerate at New Year. In connection with Buffett's departure, Finansavisen conducted a major interview with Norwegian investment profiles who praised the Oracle of Omaha.
- ·7 t sitten
- ·27.4.Want to increase my holding here and also exposed to other currency than NOK but I get a bit uncertain when I read deutsche bank's forecasts… What do you think ? 😬·27.4.Pondered the same but concluded that a lower dollar is really bad for the earnings of American companies that export, so it should probably break even, if not more to a plus, for us Norwegians who hold Berkshire? In addition, they have a dollar cash pile from paradise if things go wrong, investors know this and perhaps keep the company afloat just by buying safety by owning this, long before one sees the profit from them having bought into a distressed market. Counterarguments desired, I'm just pondering
- ·25.4.-19.5% in NOK and -5.71% in USD ):
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