A New Chapter: Greg Abel Takes the Helm at Berkshire Hathaway

Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder weekend in Omaha marks the first without Warren Buffett as CEO. New CEO Greg Abel will discuss company operations, alongside other key executives. Abel, expected to buy more Berkshire shares, is now steering the conglomerate famous for its significant historical gains and diverse investments.

Berkshire Hathaway held its annual shareholder weekend in Omaha, Nebraska, signaling a new era with Greg Abel at the helm as CEO, following Warren Buffett’s 60-year tenure. Abel, alongside other top executives, addressed shareholders on the conglomerate’s diverse business operations.

At the meeting, Abel discussed company strategies, fielded questions, and highlighted Berkshire's wide-ranging holdings from energy to luxury planes. Investors tuned in via CNBC, reflecting on Berkshire's storied growth, impressive investment history, and Abel's intentions to increase his stake in the company.

Berkshire Hathaway, employing over 387,000 people, remains a formidable force in the business world. Despite experiencing a drop in net income in 2025, long-term investors have seen significant gains. With Abel now leading, the company is poised for further evolution and continued success.