How Warren Buffett's 'big error' may finally be paying off after a decade

Warren Buffett's investment in Precision Castparts has seen a significant turnaround after a decade. This comes after he acquired the company for $37 billion, which was initially viewed as an expensive mistake. The value of Precision Castparts has reportedly risen to around $100 billion, driven by supply shortages and GE Aerospace's rival acquisition. This increase in value may finally justify Buffett's initial investment and demonstrate the long-term potential of his business decisions.

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Warren Buffett's acquisition of Precision Castparts is seeing a turnaround due to supply shortages. This could lead to increased profitability for the company.

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