Berkshire to Buy P&Gs Duracell for $4.7B of Stock

The video discusses a strategic share swap where Procter & Gamble trades $4.7 billion in shares for Duracell, which also receives $1.7 billion in cash. The deal, expected to finalize next year, highlights Duracell's steady market growth and its expansion into mobile phone recharging. Warren Buffett's investment in Duracell is noted for its tax efficiency and long-term value, as Duracell remains a staple in consumer electronics. The transaction impacts both P&G and Berkshire Hathaway, with Buffett's firm reducing its stake in P&G.

What is the total value of the shares Procter & Gamble is exchanging in the deal?

• $6.0 billion

• $3.5 billion

• $4.7 billion

• $5.2 billion

What additional amount in cash will Duracell have as part of the deal?

• $1.0 billion

• $1.5 billion

• $1.7 billion

• $2.0 billion

What is the annual growth rate of Duracell as mentioned in the video?

• 3-4%

• 0.5%

• 5-6%

• 1-2%

In addition to toys and flashlights, what new market has Duracell entered?

• Mobile phone recharging

• Home appliances

• Solar energy

• Electric vehicles

What is a key strategic advantage of the Duracell deal for Warren Buffett?

• Product diversification

• Market expansion

• Tax efficiency

• Brand recognition