Norwegian Investment Fund for developing countries

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Norwegian Investment Fund for developing countries is a legal entity registered in Norway, with headquarters in Oslo, Norway.

This entity is not publicly listed, and it is not the result of a joint venture.

Also known as: Norfund, The Norwegian Investment Fund For Developing Countries

Table 1: Organization identifiers

ID Scheme	Code	ID data source
Global Energy Monitor (GEM)	E100000000769	–
Global Legal Entity Identifier Index	549300OLAD837KNSS311	​
PermID: Refinitiv Permanent Identifier	4297218923	​

Ownership Structure

Direct Ownership

Table 2: Direct ownership

Entity	Percentage / Percentage range
Government of Norway	100.0

Ultimate Beneficial Ownership

Norwegian Investment Fund for developing countries has unidentified ultimate ownership, the direct ownership is also ultimate ownership, or it is otherwise not applicable.

Intermediate Entities

Norwegian Investment Fund for developing countries does not have any known intermediate entities.

Direct Subsidiaries

Table 3: Direct subsidiaries

GEM ID	Entity	Country/Area
E100001011189	Globeleq Africa Investments	United Kingdom

Asset Ownership

Norwegian Investment Fund for developing countries owns 6 assets, which can be found here.

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