3 Berkshire Stocks Under $30 and 2 Under $30 Greg Abel May Buy

"Warren Buffett built Berkshire Hathaway by paying reasonable prices for durable cash flows, and three of his current bets still trade below $30 a share. With Greg Abel sitting on a record cash pile, the sub-$30 aisle is where value hunters are scanning for the kind of brand-heavy, cash-generative franchises Omaha tends to favor when sentiment sours."

"Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ: KHC) owns Heinz, Philadelphia, Lunchables, and Primal Kitchen. Shares recently traded at $23.96, paying a 6.76% dividend yield at a forward multiple near 12. Q1 adjusted EPS hit $0.58 against a $0.5027 consensus, the fourth consecutive beat, while free cash flow jumped 58.9% to $766M. CEO Steve Cahillane's $600M reinvestment plan anchors the turnaround case."

"Sirius XM (NASDAQ: SIRI) operates satellite radio and Pandora and just locked in an exclusive U.S. audio ad partnership covering YouTube's roughly 255 million monthly listeners. Shares sit near $27.10, up 37.2% year to date, on a trailing P/E of 11 and forward P/E of 9. The dividend yields 4.04% at $0.27 quarterly. Q1 churn hit a record-low 1.5% and podcast revenue grew 37%, with full-year free cash flow guided to $1.35B."

"Liberty Latin America (NASDAQ: LILA) runs broadband and mobile networks across the Caribbean and Latin America under Flow, Liberty, and Más Móvil. Shares recently sat at $7.63, up 63.38% over the past year. Q1 operating income rose 13%, the company added 50,200 post"

Berkshire Hathaway’s approach centers on buying durable cash flows at reasonable prices, and several sub-$30 stocks fit that framework. Kraft Heinz trades around the mid-$20s with a dividend yield near 6.8%, recent earnings beats, and a large reinvestment plan supporting a turnaround, though organic net sales face pressure from SNAP and private-label competition. Sirius XM trades near $27 with low single-digit valuation multiples, a dividend yield above 4%, record-low churn, and strong podcast growth, while self-pay subscriber declines remain a risk. Liberty Latin America trades near single digits with improving operating income and strong momentum, and additional candidates are positioned as plausible future Berkshire additions.

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