News

5 stocks Warren Buffett has invested in so far this year

Top Picks
AP
1/6
Top Picks
Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, remains one of the most influential investors of the past half-century, famous for spotting quality companies at the right price. While he has been a net seller of stocks in recent years, 2025 has seen him deploy billions into select opportunities he deems worthy of a long-term hold. Here are the five stocks Buffett has added to his portfolio so far this year.
Constellation Brands
ETMarkets.com
2/6
Constellation Brands
Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway boosted its stake in Constellation Brands (STZ) in the first quarter of 2025, with the position now worth over $1 billion. The alcohol importer behind Corona, Modelo and Robert Mondavi Winery still commands the bulk of the Mexican import beer market in the U.S., according to Yahoo Finance, despite recent weakness tied to import tariff headlines. The company is also expanding into non-alcoholic offerings to meet rising demand, a move that could bolster future growth.
Pool Corp
ETMarkets.com
3/6
Pool Corp
Pool Corporation, the world’s largest distributor of pool and outdoor products, enjoyed a pandemic-era surge in demand as households installed new pools. While installations have slowed, ongoing maintenance and parts needs keep POOL in steady demand. Berkshire added to its position in the first quarter of 2025, bringing the total stake to nearly $450 million, a classic Buffett move to buy a quality business at a discounted valuation after a sector pullback.
Domino’s Pizza
Reuters
4/6
Domino’s Pizza
Buffett began building a stake in Domino’s Pizza in 2024 and continued buying in early 2025. The world’s largest pizza chain has seen its stock slip more than 14% since mid-2024, pressured by rising labor costs and missed revenue forecasts, per Yahoo Finance. Still, with its global reach and steady customer base, Domino’s fits Buffett’s preference for enduring consumer brands, especially when the price is right.
Sirius XM
ETMarkets.com
5/6
Sirius XM
Buffett’s interest in Sirius XM appears rooted in its dividend appeal. Berkshire now owns nearly 35% of the satellite radio provider, worth roughly $2.7 billion, after adding shares in the first quarter. The stock has been hammered, losing about 60% of its value since 2022, and profits have fallen. But Sirius XM still delivers a dividend yield north of 5% and trades at a low price-to-earnings ratio, both qualities Buffett favors in income-generating holdings.
Heico Corp
ETMarkets.com
6/6
Heico Corp
Buffett initiated a position in Heico Corp in late 2024 and increased it in early 2025. The maker of aircraft parts and defense systems has benefited from heightened global tensions, with profits rising and earnings consistently topping analyst forecasts. Per Yahoo Finance, the stock has surged 32% in 2025 alone, meaning Buffett’s bet is already paying off, and he appears content to hold on for further gains.
(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of the Economic Times)
Success
This article has been saved