Norway should allow wealth fund to invest in major arms makers, commission says
15/10/2026 07:42
Norway should allow wealth fund to invest in major arms makers, commission says OSLO, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Norway should allow its $2.3 trillion wealth fund to invest in major Western defence groups that are currently banned from its portfolio due to their involvement in nuclear arms production, a government-appointed commission recommended on Thursday.
"Several European and US companies that produce components for nuclear weapons can therefore be reincluded," the commission said in its proposal.
The fund follows rules decided by parliament that prevents it from buying stakes in the likes of Airbus AIR.PA, Boeing BA.N, BAE Systems BAES.L and Lockheed Martin LMT.N on the grounds that they contribute to the making of nuclear weapons.
(Reporting by Gwladys Fouche in Oslo, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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