Norway's Wealth Fund Dips Into SpaceX Holdings
Norway's $2.3 trillion wealth fund, the largest globally, declared its 0.05% stake in SpaceX worth $1.22 billion, revealing its first-time investment. Despite this modest share, the fund holds significant stakes in numerous tech stocks, investing Norway's oil and gas revenue globally across 7,200 companies.
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In a recent declaration, Norway's colossal $2.3 trillion wealth fund announced that it holds a 0.05% share in SpaceX, valued at $1.22 billion as of June 30.
Though relatively modest compared to its investments in other technology stocks, this stake in SpaceX marks the fund's first-time venture into the domain.
The wealth fund, which allocates Norway's oil and gas revenue, owns an average of 1.5% of listed companies worldwide, demonstrating its status as the largest single investor globally.
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