Post #1643 by nola622 on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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I don't think he is there to announce any big deals. I think he is there to once again suggest to the 5 companies and their management that Berkshire is available to co-invest in large global projects. Greg is the only one that needed to go, but the respect and honor involved for the big man to make the trip at 92 goes a long way. And don't forget, Berkshire is in the middle of marketing and gathering bids for a Yen bond issue. Right this very moment. It certainly can't hurt the size and terms you can get to do this highly publicized tour and blessing of the sogo shosha. He definitely wants to borrow the yen to make the investment in additional shares. It has worked out very well since he started in 2020.

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