Buffett Reveals Berkshire Holds $31 Billion in Alphabet, Regrets Past Google Snub

According to CNBC, on July 18, Warren Buffett disclosed for the first time that Berkshire Hathaway's past decision not to invest in Google (Alphabet) was a mistake, calling the company more likely to succeed than 90-95% of companies trading on Wall Street. Berkshire currently holds approximately $31 billion in Alphabet shares, including $21 billion purchased on the open market and $10 billion acquired last month through a private placement to support AI expansion. Buffett confirmed he personally initiated the recent large-scale investment.
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