Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund Discloses 7.3 Million SpaceX Shares Worth $1.243 Billion
Norway's Government Pension Fund Global, the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, reported holding about 7.3 million SpaceX shares as of June 30, representing approximately 0.05% of the company, with a quarter-end market value of $1.243 billion. The disclosure, made through SEC filings, marks the first formal public look at institutional holdings after SpaceX's listing in June 2026, as quarterly 13F reports reveal previously hidden positions from funding rounds.
Two months after SpaceX went public, a wave of large institutional positions previously concealed within private funding rounds has begun to surface through mandatory quarterly disclosures. After major investment firms submitted their second-quarter 2026 13F filings to the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission, sovereign wealth funds' U. equity holdings were also revealed. SpaceX listed in June 2026, and its shareholder register now includes multiple sovereign funds, with the size of their stakes made public for the first time.
Norway's Government Pension Fund Global, the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, held approximately 7.3 million SpaceX shares as of June 30, accounting for roughly 0.05% of total shares outstanding, with a quarter-end market value of about $1.243 billion. The fund's position data comes from SEC public documents and reflects the first formal disclosure of institutional shareholdings after the company's listing.