BlackRock Global Funds - World Technology Fund
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- BlackRock Global Funds - World Technology Fund (ticker: 0P0000V0SF) is an open-end investment fund that seeks to maximise total return by investing globally at least 70% of its total assets in equity securities of companies whose predominant economic activity is in the technology sector; it emphasises a growth-oriented strategy with significant exposure to large-cap technology firms, including top holdings such as Broadcom Inc. (11.11%), NVIDIA Corp. (9.12%), Microsoft Corp. (7.80%), Apple Inc. (6.18%) and Meta Platforms Inc. (3.90%); the fund maintains sector allocations dominated by technology (approximately 66%), communication services (16%) and consumer cyclical (5%), with primary regional exposure in the United States (76%), Japan (6%) and other developed Asia (4%). Launched on 3 March 1995 and domiciled in Luxembourg, the fund offers multiple share classes including A2 USD (ISIN: LU0056508442), D2 USD, A2 Hedged variants in currencies such as SGD, EUR, JPY and AUD, and others like A4 and A10 USD; it is available for sale in over 25 countries and regions, including Austria, Belgium, Germany, Hong Kong, Singapore, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates. Managed by Tony Kim (since 2017) and Reid Menge (since 2020), the fund incorporates environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles consistent with BlackRock's baseline screens, without altering its core investment objective. In recent developments, BlackRock completed its $12.5 billion acquisition of Global Infrastructure Partners in 2024, enabling expanded infrastructure investments including a $40 billion deal in October 2025 with GIP and Abu Dhabi's MGX to acquire Aligned Data Centers, targeting AI-driven data center growth that aligns with the fund's technology focus; the firm also announced product updates in 2024 and 2025, including liquidations of select U.S.-domiciled mutual funds and ETFs to streamline offerings, while continuing to grow its active ETF platform and sustainable investing strategies. The fund, part of BlackRock's global suite of SICAV products under the BlackRock Global Funds umbrella, targets institutional and retail investors seeking sector-specific equity exposure.