Sirius XM Aktie News

SiriusXM stock lost around two-thirds of its value over the previous five years. Subscriber levels continue to fall.

The Oracle of Omaha is set to retire as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of this year. Although Warren Buffett's investing career is in its twilight, he's continued to buy stakes in several rock-solid businesses this year.

Sirius XM has seen its stock plunge 68% over the past three years. Its subscriber base peaked before the pandemic, but it's still generating healthy profits and cash flow.

Sirius XM has posted double-digit percentage declines over the past one, three, and five years. The stock has declined over the past year despite Berkshire Hathaway becoming its largest investor.

There's one critical metric that must start trending in the right direction for Sirius XM. The company has no issue generating robust free cash flow.

Sirius XM generates more than three-quarters of its revenue in subscription revenue. Streaming services and access provided by smartphones and the connected car remain the platform's largest threat.

Berkshire Hathaway has been adding to his Sirius XM stake since the summer of last year, owning more than 37% of the company now. Sirius XM is now trading for less than 7 times forward earnings and yielding more than 5%.

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