Warren Buffett's Bull Run at Berkshire Hathaway – Returns up to 55,000%, $1.2TRN, with a share price of $167 billion!

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett announced last week that he will retire from Berkshire Hathaway by the end of this year and appoint Close Aide Greg Abel as the next CEO of the conglomerate. The news sparked praise and recognition for Warren Buffett for a long sixty years, and many thanked Omaha for his wisdom, lessons and support.

In this matter, we look at him (and long-time partner, the late Charlie Munger's “Bull” and Berkshire's “Bull Run” from getting a return of over 55,000,000% for over 60 years (1964-2024) to building the group to $1.2 trillion, plus A-class A shares, to $167 billion.

• Berkshire's most prominent customers face brands include Dairy Queen, See's Candies, Duracell, Geico, The Loom's Fruit and Helzberg Diamonds.
• Warren Buffett gained fame and investor confidence in the explosive stocks (Apple, Bank of America, Coca-Cola, etc.), now accounts for 70% of Berkshire's $263 billion stock portfolio. He calls it “a great business that can offset many inevitable mediocre decisions.”
• The group also owns a record $347.7 million until the end of the first quarter, in addition to holding 5% of the U.S. fiscal bill.
• Until 2024, all Berkshire companies collectively have 392,396 employees.

(with Bloomberg input)