Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) (BRK.A), the investment giant built by Warren Buffett, added a new stake in the New York Times (NYT), increased its holdings in Chevron (CVX), and lightened its stakes in Bank of America (BAC) and Apple (AAPL), among other trades made in Q4, according to its 13F fiilng.
The firm acquired 5.07M shares of the New York Times (NYT) with a value of $351.7M at the end of Q4 2025.
It boosted its stake in Chevron (CVX) to 130.2M shares ($19.8B) from 122.1M, Chubb (CB) to 34.3M shares ($10.7B) from 31.3M, and Domino’s (DPZ) to 3.35M shares ($1.40B) from 2.98M.
Stake reductions were made in: Bank of America (BAC) to 517.3M ($23.5B) from 548.1M, Apple (APPL) to 227.9M shares ($62.0B) from 238.2M ($60.7B), and Amazon (AMZN) to 2.28M shares ($525.3M) from 10M shares, according to the filing.
While the company holds fewer shares of tech giant Apple than it did at the end of Q3, it’s still Berkshire’s biggest holding in its portfolio. Furthermore, the value of its Apple stake increased to $62.0B from ~$60.7B at the close of Q3.