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Berkshire Hathaway Sells 20 Million Apple Shares as Cash Reserves Climb Above $344 Billion

Apple remains the top holding with about 280 million shares, with a new UnitedHealth stake signaling a move toward broader diversification

Berkshire trims Apple stake but keeps it as largest holding

Overview

  • In its Q2 2025 SEC Form 13F filing, Berkshire disclosed the sale of 20 million Apple shares, trimming its position to roughly 280 million shares valued at over $64 billion.
  • The divestment continues a reduction from a 2023 peak of more than 915 million Apple shares, marking the firm’s eleventh consecutive quarter of net stock sales.
  • Berkshire closed the quarter with over $344 billion in cash and short-term investments, its largest liquidity reserve to date.
  • The firm also reported its first stake in UnitedHealth Group during Q2, acquiring more than five million shares to broaden its portfolio.
  • Warren Buffett is set to retire at the end of 2025, passing the CEO baton to Greg Abel as Berkshire refines its allocation and liquidity strategy.