Buffett Letters
Knowledge Base · 1956–2025

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Latest from Berkshire

2025 · Berkshire

2025 Letter to Shareholders

A landmark transition letter: Greg Abel's first as Berkshire's CEO, with Warren Buffett remaining as Chairman. Abel reflects on Buffett's 60-year legacy, his stewardship philosophy, and the values and culture that will guide Berkshire into its next chapter. The letter affirms that shareholder capital is held in trust — not owned — and that the principles Buffett established will endure.

2024 · Berkshire

2024 Letter to Shareholders

Buffett's final letter as Berkshire's CEO before transitioning the CEO role to Greg Abel. He reflects on the long arc of Berkshire's history and his confidence in Abel's leadership.

2023 · Berkshire

2023 Letter to Shareholders

Buffett's first letter without Charlie Munger (who passed in November 2023). A moving tribute to Munger's intellectual partnership and its role in shaping Berkshire. Buffett discusses Apple's centrality to Berkshire's value, Berkshire's cash position, and the succession picture.

2022 · Berkshire

2022 Letter to Shareholders

A major year for Berkshire repurchases and energy investments. Buffett makes a substantial investment in Occidental Petroleum and discusses the compounding effects of patient capital allocation.

2021 · Berkshire

2021 Letter to Shareholders

Buffett celebrates the American tailwind — America's extraordinary economic achievement since 1942 — and explains how Berkshire participates in it as a microcosm of American enterprise. He discusses BNSF and BHE as core pillars.