Norway’s sovereign oil fund is said to have made good returns on the newly released Pokémon Go game earning more than one billion kroner of Nintendo shares since the game was launched.
The fund, the largest of its kind in the world, began investing n Nintendo shares almost two decades ago.
According to reports in Norwegian media, the pension fund which is known better as the oil fund, owned 0.73% of Nintendo shares.
The fund’s total shareholding in Nintendo Is now said to be worth 2.66billion kroner.
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