Let’s get to the numbers, but I promise to keep the math painless. As of early 2026, Greg Abel owns roughly 2,000 shares of Berkshire Hathaway Class A stock (BRK.A).
Each of those shares is worth around $600,000 today. Do the quick math: that’s about $1.2 billion in Berkshire stock alone.
Núi tiền mặt hơn 300 tỷ usd kỷ lục trong hơn 30 năm của Berkshire
He also holds around 12,000 Class B shares (BRK.B), which add another tidy $40 million or so. So, total Berkshire holdings: roughly $1.25 billion.
Wait, Isn’t That Less Than You’d Expect?
You might think the future CEO would own a mountain of stock. Compared to Buffett’s $150 billion hoard, Abel’s pile looks like a lovely molehill.
But here’s a fun comparison—imagine your local coffee shop’s manager. They don’t own the whole chain, but they own enough to really care about the espresso machine not breaking.
For Abel, $1.25 billion isn’t chump change—it’s serious skin in the game. It means his wealth rises and falls with every electric bill from Berkshire’s utilities and every candy bar sold.
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