American investor Mr. Buffett investing in five major Japanese trading companies for 'growth evaluation'.

Renowned American investor Warren Buffett, at the shareholder meeting of his investment company, revealed that he invested in five major Japanese trading companies, stating that there was 'overwhelming persuasiveness' and evaluating their growth potential.
Warren Buffett, leading the investment company Berkshire Hathaway, held a shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, in the American Midwest on the 4th.
During this meeting, Buffett mentioned his investment in five major Japanese trading companies, stating that there was 'overwhelming persuasiveness' and revealing that he invested based on the growth potential of Japanese trading companies.
In a letter released to shareholders in February of this year, Buffett mentioned increasing the shareholding percentages of the five major Japanese trading companies to about 9% each.

Announcement of selling approximately 13% of Apple's shares 'Evaluation remains unchanged'
Meanwhile, Berkshire Hathaway announced on the 4th that it had sold around 13% of the shares of the American IT giant Apple that it owned during the three months from January to March this year.
When asked about this at the shareholder meeting, Buffett indicated that the expectation of an increased tax rate on capital gains from the sale of shares was the reason behind the stock sale, and he expressed that the evaluation of Apple had not changed.