Ajit Jain, vice-chair of Berkshire Hathaway, sold 200 Class A shares for $139 million, maintaining a significant stake valued at $112 million through personal and family holdings.
Warren Buffett has publicly praised Ajit Jain for adding 'tens of billions of value' to shareholders, indicating Jain's key role in Berkshire's success since 1986.
Experts indicate that Jain's decision to sell may suggest he believes Berkshire's shares are currently fully valued, as noted by financial analysts following the sale.
Despite Jain’s significant cash-out, he remains a crucial figure in Berkshire's leadership and was once viewed as a contender for Buffett’s successor.
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