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Berkshire, Broadcom & Nucor Are Revving Their Buyback Engines
Reported by Leo Miller. First Published: 3/16/2026.
Key Points
- Berkshire Hathaway is signaling that its shares are below their intrinsic value as it restarts buyback spending.
- Chips giant Broadcom likely sees something similar in its stock as the firm's buyback activity is picking up big-time.
- Steel giant Nucor has surged over the past 52 weeks and now has large buyback capacity.
- Special Report: Elon Musk's $1 Quadrillion AI IPO
Two stocks with market capitalizations over $1 trillion and North America's largest steel producer have all announced significant buybacks. Each company is signaling confidence in its outlook, with the world's largest financial services stock explicitly suggesting it believes investors may be undervaluing it.
Berkshire Announces Resumption of Buybacks After Almost Two-Year Hiatus
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B) is one of the most renowned investment firms ever and one of just 12 companies with a market capitalization above $1 trillion. It is also the only financial services firm in that group.
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Watch the broadcast before the window closes nowDespite Berkshire's long-term success, the stock has struggled recently: shares fell after each of the company's past four earnings reports, including a nearly 5% decline after its most recent release. That quarter missed estimates significantly, with operating earnings down about 30%, driven largely by a 54% drop in underwriting earnings in its insurance operations.
Over the past 52 weeks, Berkshire shares have been roughly flat to slightly down.
Unlike many companies, Berkshire does not announce buyback authorizations tied to a fixed dollar amount. A 2018 amendment to its buyback policy permits repurchases whenever management believes shares are "below Berkshire's intrinsic value, conservatively determined."
In a recent SEC filing, Berkshire disclosed that it resumed repurchases on March 4, 2026. The firm didn't specify the size of the repurchases, but the move — its first since mid-2024 — signals that management currently sees value in the stock.
Broadcom Undertakes Huge Buybacks and Reloads Its Cash
Semiconductor giant Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO), another $1 trillion+ company, has also ramped up buybacks. Broadcom's recent performance has been driven by strong demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) solutions.
In its latest quarter, Broadcom beat estimates on sales and adjusted EPS and provided stronger-than-expected guidance for the next quarter. Management said it sees a path to generating over $100 billion in AI revenue in fiscal 2027, roughly corresponding to the 2027 calendar year.
For context, that would be about 46% more than the $68.3 billion in total revenue Broadcom generated over the last 12 months. The $100 billion figure excludes non-AI semiconductor sales and the company's infrastructure software business, which together accounted for 56% of revenue last quarter.
Despite these results, Broadcom shares remain roughly 20% below their all-time high.
Broadcom's buybacks suggest management believes the market is underpricing the company. Last quarter the firm spent $7.8 billion on repurchases — its second-highest quarterly buyback total — after making little in the previous two quarters. It also announced a $10 billion repurchase authorization. While that amount is less than 1% of its $1.5 trillion+ market capitalization, the authorization (effective through the end of 2026) signals an intent to act quickly while the stock is weak.
NUE's Buyback Capacity Exceeds 10% as Shares Post Strong Gains
Nucor (NYSE: NUE) is a major North American steel producer; based on 2024 data, it produced more steel than any other North American company. While global steel production is dominated by Asian firms, Nucor has been a strong performer: its total return over the past 52 weeks was about 25%.
Several factors have supported Nucor. U.S. steel tariffs reduced imports, lifting domestic demand, and Nucor estimates the foreign share of the U.S. finished steel market fell from roughly 25% at the start of 2025 to about 14% by November 2025 — a level it expects to hold or decline further in 2026. Demand from key end markets such as infrastructure, data centers and energy also remains robust.
Those dynamics helped Nucor enter 2026 with "historically strong backlogs": its steel mill backlog rose 40% year over year and its steel products backlog climbed 15%.
Against that backdrop, Nucor announced a $4 billion share buyback program. That authorization equals almost 11% of the company's roughly $37 billion market capitalization, giving Nucor substantial capacity to return capital to shareholders over time.
Broadcom's Buybacks Signal Undervaluation as AI Demand Explodes
Of the three, Broadcom's recent surge in repurchases and its new authorization stand out. Management appears to believe the stock's pullback is disconnected from its results and outlook — a conviction reflected by aggressive buyback activity at the heart of the AI infrastructure buildout.
The SpaceX IPO Could Be the Biggest Ever—Here's What We Know
Written by Thomas Hughes. Date Posted: 3/10/2026.
Key Points
- A SpaceX IPO is anticipated before mid-year, leaving investors wondering when and how the deal will go down.
- SpaceX is critical to the space industry, dominating a market expected to grow at a double-digit CAGR for years.
- Buying the stock is as risky as waiting, as high demand and a robust outlook suggest a high price at the start, higher prices down the road, and volatility in between.
- Special Report: Elon Musk's $1 Quadrillion AI IPO
Rumors are swirling that SpaceX may pursue an initial public offering (IPO), possibly announced before mid-2026. Such a move would likely send fresh capital into the broader space sector, not just SpaceX. Valuation estimates near $1.5 trillion would place the offering among the largest IPOs in history, if not the largest.
Some reports indicate the IPO could occur as early as Q2 2026 and suggest a confidential filing with the SEC to streamline the process. Filing confidentially would allow SpaceX to keep sensitive details private, better control the narrative, and potentially reduce volatility around the offering.
Starlink Is Central to the SpaceX IPO
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Watch the broadcast before the window closes nowStarlink's profitability is one of the clearest indicators of SpaceX's IPO readiness and valuation. As the company's satellite internet constellation, Starlink can provide steady, predictable cash flow to support SpaceX's capital-intensive launch business and Starship development, reducing reliance on external financing.
Market whispers suggest SpaceX could aim to raise roughly $50 billion in the IPO, a sizable war chest for future development.
Why SpaceX Is a Keystone of the Commercial Space Industry
SpaceX is the single largest commercial space operator, commanding roughly 70%–80% of certain launch and service markets, and its launch cadence has accelerated. The company is on track to exceed 2025's record pace by several percentage points, having carried out multiple weekly launches from its various sites through early March 2026.
SpaceX's customers range from governments to commercial entities, covering services such as International Space Station resupply, satellite deployments, constellation maintenance, and private astronaut missions — in addition to serving more than 10 million active Starlink subscribers.
The broader space industry also has strong tailwinds. Governments worldwide, especially in the United States, are increasingly partnering with commercial providers rather than relying solely on public programs. Estimates put the private space economy at about $625 billion in early 2026, with a projected ~12% compound annual growth rate over the next five years.
Starship is SpaceX's long-term flagship: a fully reusable, super-heavy-lift system consisting of a first-stage booster and an upper-stage Starship, designed to carry up to about 150 metric tons of payload depending on configuration. Its reusability aims to dramatically lower launch costs and enable more frequent missions. Tests are ongoing, with additional launches expected in 2026, and Starship is intended to support near-space commercialization, lunar missions, and eventually Mars exploration.
xAI Ties Into SpaceX and Starlink
In early 2026, SpaceX acquired xAI, Elon Musk's AI startup behind the Grok model. Grok is a large language model that prioritizes directness and can produce edgier, more humorous responses than some other models.
At first glance the acquisition may seem tangential, but it aligns with a broader vision of leveraging Starlink and SpaceX infrastructure for compute capacity — including the idea of deploying data centers in space where physical space is abundant, security is enhanced, and solar power is uninterrupted.
Cost remains a major hurdle; moving megawatts of equipment into orbit is expensive. Still, integrating AI to autonomously operate vehicles, systems, and constellations is seen as critical to future space operations. Proceeds from a $50 billion IPO could accelerate those efforts.
IPO Structure Unclear: Elon Wants Tesla Shareholders to Participate
One open question is the IPO structure. Musk has suggested that long-term Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shareholders should get early access to SpaceX stock. Key details remain unclear: how TSLA holders would gain exposure, and what qualifies as a "long-term" holder. If all TSLA holders were given early access, it could create volatile flows as investors move between TSLA and SpaceX, which would undermine the intent to reward loyalty.
Another possibility is a deal resembling a SPAC-style transaction. Activist investor Bill Ackman has floated a merger with Pershing Square SPARC Holdings, a special purpose acquisition rights company (SPARC), which could facilitate access for certain investors ahead of a traditional IPO.
The Future of Space Is Branded SpaceX
Although other companies are expanding in the sector, few match SpaceX's scale or integration. Between launch services, Starship, Starlink, and xAI, SpaceX combines infrastructure, market share, and a bold vision that positions it to be foundational for future space activity. That combination could enable expanded operations in orbit and on the Moon, and set the stage for Musk's long-term ambitions for Mars.
The Risk Is Significant — Don't Invest Blindly
This will likely be one of the most anticipated and heavily subscribed IPOs on record. Initial pricing could be elevated and experience sharp early moves. Investors facing such an offering generally have three choices: buy at the open and accept the volatility, attempt to time an entry to avoid large swings, or wait for the market to settle and for price action to stabilize before participating.
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