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Visa Inc (NYSE:V) stock hit new all-time highs this week, which is great news for investors in the credit card company. The news isn't so good for Greg Abel, the man who succeeded Warren Buffett as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc (NYSE:BRK)(NYSE:BRK).
Abel Sells Visa Stock Early
Abel sold off the entire position in Visa stock in the first quarter of 2026, a stock that previously represented the 13th largest position in Berkshire's investment portfolio at the end of 2025.
Berkshire Hathaway first bought Visa stock in the third quarter of 2011.
Taking the investment portfolio from 42 to 29 positions in the first quarter, Visa was one of many stocks cut in Abel's first quarter as the CEO of the conglomerate.
Berkshire sold 8,297,460 V shares sometime in the first quarter. The filing does not disclose exactly when or at what price the sale happened; it only has to report which quarter the transaction occurred in.
Visa stock traded between $294.32 and $358.62 in the first quarter and ended the first quarter trading at $302.24 per share.
Based on the quarter's trading range, the sale would have been between $2,441,278,681.20 and $2,975,635,105.20.
Today, the Visa position, if held, would be worth $3,264,220,764.
This means the Visa position sold in the first quarter cost Berkshire Hathaway $288.59 million to $822.94 million in pr...
