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By Investing.com Staff
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:) released its latest 13F for the quarter that ended Dec. 31, 2022. The firm showed no new stakes in the quarter but added to several major positions, including Apple (NASDAQ:). Meanwhile, the firm lowers stakes in a couple of banks, while maintaining its largest bank holding in Bank of America (NYSE:).
Berkshire’s filing showed it added 333,856 shares of Apple in the last quarter of 2022, bringing the stake to 895,136,175 shares. The value of stake is worth a staggering $137 billion.
The firm also added to Louisiana-Pacific (NYSE:) shares, moving from 5,795,906 shares to 7,044,909 shares.
Another additional purchase was Paramount Global (NASDAQ:), where the stake was raised from 91,216,510 shares to 93,637,189 shares.
In banks, Berkshire lowered its stake in Bank of New York Mellon (NYSE:) from 62,210,878 shares to 25,069,867 shares and U.S. Bancorp (NYSE:) from 77,788,214 shares to 6,670,835 shares. The firm maintained its Bank of America stake at 1,010,100,606 shares, its second-largest position overall. The Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:) stake was maintained at 55,155,797 shares.
Berkshire also maintained stakes in all three major credit card processors: American Express Co (NYSE:) at 151,610,700 shares, Mastercard Inc. (NYSE:) maintained at 3,986,648 shares, and Visa Inc . (NYSE:) at 8,297,460 shares.
The firm’s newer stake in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:) was lowered from 60,060,880 shares to 8,292,724 shares.
Berkshire also trimmed stakes in Activision Blizzard, Inc. (NASDAQ:), Ally Financial (NYSE:), Chevron (NYSE:), Kroger (NYSE:), and McKesson (NYSE:).
The full Berkshire Hathaway 13F summary can be viewed here.
