Which super funds hold NSI NV?

As at 31 December 2025, 10 Australian super investment options in our dataset held NSI NV, the largest weighting being 0.02% in Listed Property Index (Accumulation) (Australian Retirement Trust).

Options holding it

10

Largest weighting

0.02%

Listed Property Index (Accumulation) · Australian Retirement Trust

Funds & options holding NSI NV

Australian super investment options disclosing a holding in NSI NV. Figures aggregate each option's disclosed line items for this security, as at each option's own reporting date.

FundPhaseOptionWeightingValue (AUD)As at
Australian Retirement TrustAccumulationListed Property Index (Accumulation)
0.02%
$119,43931 December 2025
Aware SuperAccumulationProperty (Accumulation)
0.02%
$86,23531 December 2025
Australian Retirement TrustRetirementAsset-class Listed Property Index (Income)
0.02%
$35,14931 December 2025
Aware SuperAccumulationHigh Growth (Accumulation)
0.00%
$17,17231 December 2025
Aware SuperRetirementProperty (Income)
0.02%
$14,55331 December 2025
Australian Retirement TrustAccumulationUnlisted Assets (Accumulation)
0.00%
$6,34831 December 2025
Australian Retirement TrustRetirementAsset-class Unlisted Assets (Income)
0.00%
$3,07331 December 2025
Australian Retirement TrustAccumulationLifecycle High Growth Pool (Accumulation)
0.00%
$2,22731 December 2025
Australian Retirement TrustAccumulationDiversified High Growth (Accumulation)
0.00%
$85431 December 2025
Australian Retirement TrustRetirementDiversified High Growth (Income)
0.00%
$7131 December 2025

This page surfaces figures disclosed by the funds themselves under Portfolio Holdings Disclosure (Schedule 8D), each as at the date shown. It is factual disclosure information, not financial advice or a recommendation.

Methodology — how holdings are sourced, resolved and aggregated.

LookThrough shows the actual holdings inside Australian super funds, with cross-fund look-through.

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  • 36 of 111 options reviewed
  • 7,010 of 7,168 securities reviewed

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