While shares of Domino’s Pizza (NASDAQ: DPZ) have not performed well over recent years, the firm has backing from arguably the most famous investment company in the world. Domino's isn’t a long-time holding of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B), but it isn’t a completely new one either. The firm first initiated a position in DPZ back in Q3 2024, purchasing 1.28 million shares. And, as astute investors do when a stock that they have strong conviction in drops, Berkshire has bought millions more shares since.
From the beginning of Q3 2024 to late February, Domino's shares have fallen by over 20%. Accordingly, as of Q4 2025, the Berkshire position is now over 3.35 million DPZ shares, an increase of over 150% since inception. In total, Berkshire owns just under 10% of Domino’s shares, making it the company’s second largest shareholder. The position accounts for around 0.5% of Berkshire’s total portfolio, and is worth almost $1.4 billion.
