Warren Buffett's investment flagship, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A.US)      (BRK.B.US)      , announced its 3Q25 results. Quarterly net earnings rose 17% YoY to US$30.796 billion, with quarterly net earnings per average equivalent Class A Share at US$21,143 and quarterly net earnings per average equivalent Class B Share at US$14.28.

Quarterly operating earnings increased by 34% YoY to US$13.485 billion, benefiting from higher underwriting profit boosted by reduced insurance claims.

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However, quarterly profit of its auto insurance branch, Geico, declined by 13% YoY, affected by a slight increase in insurance claims and a 40% rise in underwriting costs. The Company said that this was due to increased policy acquisition-related expenses.

Operating earnings at its railroad business rose 5% YoY, while operating earnings in its utilities business fell 9% YoY to US$1.489 billion.

The Company offloaded US$6.1 billion of shares during the quarter, and its cash level increased to a record new high of US$381.7 billion as of 3Q25.
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