The stock that gives Buffett a 50% profit since the beginning of the year, and the one in which he loses

in the last 12 months Berkshire Hathaway It has invested significant sums in increasing holdings or entering new holdings, and now data published by Migdal Capital Markets reveals which of these investments are already proving themselves.

Warren Buffett’s investment giant has invested in five companies from Japan in the past year, each of them dominates a multitude of businesses. These are Marovani, Mitsui, Sumitomo, Itocho and Mitsubishi – all of them have produced decent returns since the beginning of the year and in the last 12 months. For example, on Mitsui and Mitsubishi Buffett is profiting about 50% since the beginning of the year and about 75% in the last 12 months. He now sees a nice double-digit return on the other stocks as well.

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In energy, Berkshire has increased its share in the last year as wellOccidental Petroleum and also bmisfortune And see modest returns since the beginning of the year – 3% and 6% since the beginning of the year respectively.

Berkshire even invested in three prominent construction industry companies in the American market – Dr. Horton , to Nar andN.V.R ., here too modest returns of a few percent, in some even small losses.

In the field of finance, Berkshire recently revealed a large-scale investment in the American insurance company Chubb . As I recall, this investment was kept a secret for six months, but Berkshire Hathaway’s quarterly holdings report revealed that the company purchased shares worth approximately $6.6 billion. This is a good decision by Buffett, who achieved a 17% return for him since the beginning of the year. Berkshire also increased its holdings in Capital One, but this peak was only 4%.

Even in the field of leisure and entertainment, Buffett did not leave his hand behind. Last year, Berkshire invested in the shares of Liberty Sirius, which operates in the field of satellite radio broadcasting, meanwhile it has lost 23% since the beginning of the year. Berkshire paid $258 million to acquire 8.9 million shares of Liberty, Series C, at an average price of $29.06 per share. Berkshire even paid $110 million to purchase 3.8 million shares of the company’s Series A at a price of $29 per share, these shares also carry voting rights.

In the Atlanta Braves, which owns activities in the American baseball league, Buffett lost 4% since the beginning of the year, while in the Formula One company, which dominates the most prominent car racing circuit in the world, Buffett saw his investment increase by 13%.