Berkshire Hathaway has increased its holdings in Mitsubishi beyond the 10% threshold, according to a formal announcement by the company. The holding, managed through National Indemnity Company, Berkshire’s insurance subsidiary, rose to 10.23%, up from 9.74% in March. This marks Berkshire as an even larger shareholder of Japan’s largest trading firm. Experts believe this move reflects a strong belief in Mitsubishi’s long-term potential. The investment is part of Warren Buffett’s broader strategy to build a significant presence in the Japanese market, which encompasses positions in Sumitomo, Itochu, Marubeni, Mitsui, and Mitsubishi, all major players in Japan’s global trade network. This includes investments across energy, metals, and food distribution.**