Norway's sovereign wealth fund revealed for the first time that it holds a 0.05% stake in SpaceX, according to a report by TechNews (finance.technews.tw), which quoted the fund's June 30, 2026 holdings disclosure: "今天公布的持股中首次揭露擁有 SpaceX 0.05% 股份" (the holdings published today reveal for the first time a 0.05% stake in SpaceX). The same disclosure was independently reported in a CNA report carried by UDN Money (money.udn.com), which confirmed the identical 0.05% figure.
Both reports also note that SpaceX founder Elon Musk holds more than 80% of the company's voting power, while simultaneously serving as chairman, CEO, and CTO — a structure described identically in the TechNews and UDN Money/CNA accounts.
According to both TechNews and the CNA report carried by UDN Money, Norway's fund holds 1.7% of TSMC (台積電/TSMC), a position valued at $34 billion as of the June 30, 2026 reporting date. Both outlets cite the identical figures, drawn from the same fund disclosure.
The fund's NVIDIA (輝達/NVIDIA) position stands at 1.28%, valued at $62 billion, per both TechNews and the CNA report carried by UDN Money. At $62 billion, this is the largest disclosed single technology holding among the positions covered in this release — exceeding both the TSMC stake ($34 billion) and the fund's Apple position (below).
TechNews and the CNA report carried by UDN Money both note that SpaceX's valuation has drawn investor scrutiny over a 77-times expected-revenue multiple. Per both reports: "因投資人質疑其預期營收77倍的高昂估值是否合理，隨後出現一波急跌" (as investors questioned whether the 77-times expected-revenue valuation was justified, a sharp selloff followed).
Norway's sovereign wealth fund manages $2.3 trillion in assets — equivalent to roughly NT$74.2210 trillion — according to both TechNews and the CNA/UDN Money report. TechNews further reports that the fund holds an average stake of 1.5% across all publicly listed companies worldwide, a position the report describes as making it "全球最大的單一投資人" (the world's largest single investor). Both TechNews and the CNA/UDN Money report state the fund holds positions in roughly 7,100 companies globally.
TechNews reports the fund also holds 1.24% of Apple (蘋果), valued at $52 billion; 1.17% of Alphabet, valued at $50 billion; and 1.27% of Microsoft (微軟), valued at $35 billion — all as of the June 30, 2026 disclosure date.
| Holding | Stake | Value (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| SpaceX | 0.05% | Not disclosed |
| TSMC (台積電) | 1.7% | $34 billion |
| NVIDIA (輝達) | 1.28% | $62 billion |
| Apple (蘋果) | 1.24% | $52 billion |
| Microsoft (微軟) | 1.27% | $35 billion |
| Alphabet | 1.17% | $50 billion |
According to TechNews, Norway's sovereign wealth fund held a press conference at 4pm Taiwan time on the same day to release its first-half results, at which the SpaceX, TSMC, and NVIDIA holdings — among others — were disclosed.
Taken together, the disclosed figures show a fund whose median global stake is 1.5% across roughly 7,100 companies (per TechNews and the CNA/UDN Money report), against which its SpaceX position (0.05%) is markedly smaller than its stakes in TSMC (1.7%), NVIDIA (1.28%), Microsoft (1.27%), Apple (1.24%), and Alphabet (1.17%) — all of which sit at or above the fund's own global average. The SpaceX disclosure also lands alongside two facts reported in the same release: Musk's concentration of more than 80% of SpaceX's voting power in a single individual, and investor scrutiny of SpaceX's 77-times expected-revenue valuation that both TechNews and the CNA/UDN Money report tie to a subsequent selloff. Among the fund's disclosed AI-and-chip-adjacent holdings, NVIDIA's $62 billion valuation is the single largest figure reported, ahead of TSMC's $34 billion and Apple's $52 billion.
According to both TechNews and a CNA report carried by UDN Money, Musk holds more than 80% of SpaceX's voting power while also serving as chairman, CEO, and CTO.
Both TechNews and the CNA/UDN Money report note that investors have questioned SpaceX's valuation at 77 times expected revenue, which was followed by a sharp selloff.
Per TechNews, the fund held a press conference at 4pm Taiwan time to release first-half results; the underlying stake data is dated June 30, 2026.
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