Berkshire’s Abel Starts With 65% in Six Stocks, Kraft Heinz Exit Talk
Greg Abel officially became Berkshire Hathaway CEO on January 1, 2026, inheriting a $381 billion portfolio with 65% concentrated in just six stocks and weighing an exit from its Kraft Heinz stake. Berkshire shares now trade at a premium to industry peers despite softer ROE and near-term earnings pressure, highlighting valuation concerns against its diversified assets.
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