Berkshire Hathaway resumed buybacks. But the shares aren't particularly cheap
By Yun Li
Published on March 22, 2026.
Berkshire Hathaway has resumed stock buybacks after nearly two years, despite its shares not being particularly cheap. The company repurchased 309 Class A shares on March 4, totalling about $226 million, marking the first buyback since May 2024. However, the discount could limit the amount of stock repurchase and the support it provides for the shares. The move may not significantly impact the company's shares, which have fluctuated in recent months.
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