Warren Buffett’s Coca-Cola Investment Yields Nearly 63% Dividend
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway continues to reap extraordinary dividends from its long-held Coca-Cola position, with the investment now yielding nearly 63%. The Oracle of Omaha initially invested $1.3 billion in KO between 1988-1994, acquiring 400 million shares that now generate $816 million annually.
While Coca-Cola's current forward yield stands at 3%, Berkshire's effective yield reflects the power of compounding and long-term holding. The beverage giant remains Berkshire's fourth-largest position, demonstrating Buffett's conviction in 'forever' investments despite market fluctuations.
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