# 伯克希爾週一同意以私募方式購買谷歌母公司Alphabet價值100億美元的股票。

*business · news · 2026-06-01 · Reuters*

## Key points

- 伯克希爾哈撒韋作為800億美元私募的一部分，投資了100億美元於Alphabet。
- 這標誌著伯克希爾從沃倫·巴菲特先前對科技股重度投資的猶豫中，進行了策略轉變。
- 伯克希爾同時宣布以68億美元收購住宅建商Taylor Morrison，以擴大房地產業務。
- 伯克希爾的新投資顯示Greg Abel努力運用公司龐大的現金儲備。

The investments may begin satisfying investors who have clamored for Abel, who succeeded Warren Buffett as chief executive in January, to do what his predecessor did not: spend more of Berkshire's cash. Sign up here. Many investors and analysts have said Berkshire's cash, which totaled $380.2 billion ​as of March 31, has weighed on the Omaha, Nebraska-based conglomerate's share price. "Everyone has been waiting for Greg to do his thing, beyond Warren Buffett's shadow, and we're now ​seeing that," said Steven Check, president of Check Capital Management in Costa Mesa, California, which invests $2.4 billion including more than $700 ​million in Berkshire stock and options. "It's encouraging." BERKSHIRE ADDS $10 BILLION TO ALPHABET STAKE Berkshire agreed on Monday to buy $10 billion of stock in Google's parent Alphabet in a private placement, as part of an $80 billion equity fundraising by the Mountain View, California-based company. The investment signals Berkshire's confidence in Alphabet's ​leadership in AI. That bet ‌marks ⁠a reversal from Buffett's hesitancy to invest in technology companies. He viewed Apple as a bet on the consumer. At Berkshire's annual shareholder meeting in 2019, Buffett and late Vice Chairman Charlie Munger lamented not investing in Google sooner, with Buffett saying Google's advertising model resembled what was working for Berkshire's Geico car insurance unit. "We screwed up," Munger said. "He's saying we blew ​it," Buffett responded. Buffett remains ​Berkshire's chairman. BERKSHIRE ADDS HOMEBUILDING CAPACITY The $6.8 ⁠billion acquisition of Taylor Morrison, which operates in 12 U.S. states, was announced on Sunday. It would help Berkshire expand its commitment to the housing industry, which also includes the Clayton Homes ​manufactured housing business, as well as sellers of bricks, paint and insulation. Berkshire also ​runs one of ⁠the largest U.S. residential real estate brokerages. While Berkshire has pledged to keep a $30 billion cash cushion, investors have said it could consider buying back more of its stock, or instituting its first dividend since 1967. Berkshire did not immediately respond to a request for ⁠comment ​on Alphabet, and declined additional comment on Taylor Morrison. The conglomerate's dozens of ​operating businesses are sometimes considered a microcosm of the American economy. They include the BNSF railroad, an array of energy and industrial companies, and retail businesses ​such as Dairy Queen, Fruit of the Loom and See's Candies. Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Lincoln Feast.

**Companies:** Berkshire Hathaway, Alphabet, Taylor Morrison
**Countries:** United States

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