Norges Bank discloses 6.19% stake in Celanese
Norges Bank reports passive ownership of common stock of Celanese Corp. The filing states 6,924,205 shares beneficially owned, equal to 6.1866% of the class as of 03/31/2026.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Norges Bank reports passive ownership of common stock of Celanese Corp. The filing states 6,924,205 shares beneficially owned, equal to 6.1866% of the class as of 03/31/2026. The filing lists sole voting power of 6,814,855 shares and shared dispositive power of 109,350.
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Large passive holding disclosed by a central-bank-managed investor.
Norges Bank reports a 6.1866% stake in Celanese, with most authority shown as sole voting and dispositive power. The filing identifies the filer as an Investment Adviser acting on behalf of clients including the Government of Norway.
Holdings are presented as passive beneficial ownership under Schedule 13G; timing and changes versus prior filings are not provided in the excerpt.
Filing follows Schedule 13G passive-investor disclosure requirements.
The filing certifies the foreign regulatory scheme is substantially comparable to U.S. rules and offers to supply additional Schedule 13D information on request. Signature block shows compliance representation dated 05/11/2026.
Cash‑flow treatment and intent to trade are not stated in the excerpt.
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Schedule 13G regulatory
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Investment Adviser financial
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