Harvard University disclosed its holding of $2.2 billion worth of SpaceX shares, making it the university's largest single stock position.
Harvard Management Company disclosed the holding in a regulatory filing submitted on August 14. This investment is the result of Harvard's early investment in SpaceX through venture capital funds, with some布局 dating back over a decade. SpaceX completed its listing in June this year, and its stock was officially included in the 13F disclosure scope. During the same period, the University of California's investment division also disclosed holding approximately $1 billion in SpaceX shares, and the University of North Carolina and Washington University in St. Louis also hold the stock.
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