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Does Berkshire have a policy concerning the issuing of common stock?

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Does Berkshire have a policy concerning the issuing of common stock?

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“We have a firm policy about issuing shares of Berkshire, doing so only when we receive as much value as we give. Equal value, however, has not been easy to obtain, since we have always valued our shares highly. So be it: We wish to increase Berkshire’s size only when doing that also increases the wealth of its owners.”(1992 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report) “We will issue common stock only when we receive as much in business value as we give. This rule applies to all forms of issuance not only mergers or public stock offerings, but stock-for-debt swaps, stock options, and convertible securities as well.

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