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Berkshire sells first yen bond after Buffett resigns as CEO

Takahiko Hyuga / Bloomberg
Takahiko Hyuga / Bloomberg • 2 min read
Berkshire sells first yen bond after Buffett resigns as CEO
The six-tranche offering comprised maturities ranging from three to 30 years.
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(April 10): Berkshire Hathaway Inc sold ¥272.3 billion (US$1.7 billion or $2.18 billion) of yen-denominated bonds, marking its first such deal since Warren Buffett stepped down as chief executive officer.

The six-tranche offering comprised maturities ranging from three to 30 years. The 10-year notes were priced at a spread of 90 basis points over benchmarks, with a coupon of 3.084%. In its previous yen deal in November 2025, Berkshire sold 10-year notes at a coupon of 2.422%.

The Omaha, Nebraska-based company has expanded its investments in Japan, including stakes in major trading houses, and recently agreed to invest about ¥300 billion in insurer Tokio Marine Holdings Inc, signalling its continued confidence in the country.

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