Norway's Oil Fund Invests Heavily in US Tech Stocks

Norway's state oil fund continues to invest heavily in American tech shares, shows the fund's half-year report.

» Published: August 12 2025 at 09:54

Norway's Oil Fund Invests Heavily in US Tech Stocks
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With the exception of chip manufacturer TSMC, the ten largest shareholdings are all American shares. The single largest holding is AI giant Nvidia, where the oil fund owns shares for 517 billion Norwegian kronor.

Last night, the oil fund announced that they will sell their holdings in several Israeli companies. Last week, it became known that the fund increased its holding in the Israeli fighter jet company Bet Shamesh during the autumn, which aroused strong feelings in Norway.

I have all the responsibility, said the oil fund's CEO Nicolai Tangen at a press conference about the investments.

Nvidia: 517 billion Norwegian kronor

Microsoft: 505 billion Norwegian kronor

Apple: 388 billion Norwegian kronor

Amazon: 276 billion Norwegian kronor

Alphabet: 265 billion Norwegian kronor

Meta: 233 billion Norwegian kronor

Broadcom: 186 billion Norwegian kronor

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC): 176 billion Norwegian kronor

Tesla: 118 billion Norwegian kronor

Berkshire Hathaway: 109 billion Norwegian kronor

The holdings were calculated at the end of June 2025.

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