Super fund holdings · 30 June 2026

What's in your super?

See every listed share held by 26 of Australia's largest super funds, on the ASX and overseas, from the holdings files they must publish twice a year.

ASX shares held

$239.2bn

by the headline options of 26 funds

Share of the ASX

6.5%

of total ASX market value

Overseas shares held

$359.0bn

2,247 largest companies

Funds covered

see the list

Latest disclosures: 30 June 2026 Next update: 31 December data, published by 31 March

Totals count one headline option per fund (usually the default MySuper option), so the real super share of the ASX is higher.

Most-owned stocks

BHP BHP Group

$25.1bn

CBA Commonwealth Bank of Australia

$20.4bn

NAB National Australia Bank

$10.7bn

WBC Westpac Banking Corporation

$9.9bn

MQG Macquarie Group

$8.9bn

WES Wesfarmers

$6.5bn

ANZ ANZ Group Holdings

$6.0bn

WDS Woodside Energy Group

$5.1bn

TLS Telstra Group

$5.0bn

RIO RIO Tinto

$4.7bn

QBE QBE Insurance Group

$4.7bn

GMG Goodman Group

$4.4bn

ALL Aristocrat Leisure

$4.3bn

CSL CSL

$4.0bn

TCL Transurban Group

$3.7bn

EVN Evolution Mining

$3.7bn

WOW Woolworths Group

$3.3bn

RMD Resmed

$2.9bn

ORG Origin Energy

$2.9bn

BSL Bluescope Steel

$2.6bn

All 1065 stocks

Most crowded registers

BCI BCI Minerals

20.0% 3 funds

BSL Bluescope Steel

18.4% 25 funds

RWC Reliance Worldwide Corporation

18.4% 25 funds

TAH Tabcorp Holdings

17.4% 23 funds

TLC The Lottery Corporation

17.4% 25 funds

BAP Bapcor

17.4% 19 funds

GMD Genesis Minerals

17.3% 25 funds

CWY Cleanaway Waste Management

16.4% 25 funds

16.0% 26 funds

15.9% 26 funds

15.5% 23 funds

15.4% 25 funds

15.4% 26 funds

15.2% 21 funds

SFR Sandfire Resources

15.1% 26 funds

Each bar is the share of a company's shares on issue held by the funds covered (headline options, companies over $200m). Segments are funds, largest first; the lighter end groups the rest. Hover or tap a segment to see which fund.

Biggest increases

CBA Commonwealth Bank of Australia	+$1.9bn
BHP BHP Group	+$1.5bn
WBC Westpac Banking Corporation	+$1.4bn
NAB National Australia Bank	+$1.2bn
QAN Qantas Airways	+$871.7m
MQG Macquarie Group	+$845.7m
PME Pro Medicus	+$794.5m
RIO RIO Tinto	+$771.0m
MIN Mineral Resources	+$741.6m
XRO Xero	+$654.0m

Biggest decreases

ORI Orica	−$908.6m
CSL CSL	−$564.3m
URW Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield	−$517.0m
AAI Alcoa Corporation	−$464.1m
NEM Newmont Corporation	−$378.9m
QBE QBE Insurance Group	−$369.9m
ORG Origin Energy	−$359.3m
SFR Sandfire Resources	−$345.6m
QUB Qube Holdings	−$337.8m
AEL Amplitude Energy	−$333.4m

Net shares bought or sold across all funds, each compared with its own previous disclosure we hold (usually six or twelve months earlier), valued at the latest price. All changes.