Core Viewpoint - Warren Buffett stated that he does not intend to acquire another railroad company, despite speculation following Union Pacific's $85 billion acquisition plan for Norfolk Southern [2][4] Group 1: Company Developments - Berkshire Hathaway's chairman, Warren Buffett, met with CSX CEO Joseph Hinrichs to discuss potential collaborations to improve freight efficiency, clarifying that they will not pursue a CSX acquisition [2][3] - BNSF, owned by Berkshire, and CSX announced a partnership to provide new coast-to-coast rail services, enhancing cargo transportation efficiency without the need for transfers [3] Group 2: Financial Implications - Berkshire Hathaway has a cash balance of $347 billion, while CSX's market value is $65 billion [4] - Following Buffett's clarification on acquisition rumors, CSX's stock price fell over 4%, with Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern also experiencing declines of over 2% [4]
巴菲特澄清:不打算收购另一家铁路公司