San Martínez disclosed possession of Anthropic and OpenAI, group targets plus AI-related assets up to 15 per cent

On 9 July, the Singapore Sovereign Fund, Lamarzia, plans to significantly increase AI-related investments, with the goal of increasing the share of AI-related assets from approximately 6 per cent to a maximum of 15 per cent by 2031. By the end of March 2026, the net investment portfolio had increased by 14.8 per cent in United States dollars, to about $400 billion for the second consecutive year of innovation. New investments include Anthropic, OpenAI, Swiss Coffee and the European luxury group Ermenegildo Zegna. Dilhan Pillay, Managing Director of San Martínez, said that the rapid development of AI was entering a critical phase, which would bring many new opportunities. The Consortium plans to deploy funds in five areas, including energy and data centres, semiconductors, cloud service providers, basic models, and AI applications and software infrastructure. Pillay stated that the group was not only investing in AI, but also hoped that the rest of the portfolio would accelerate the adoption of AI. In other words, up to 15 per cent of direct AI-related investments; the remaining 85 per cent, while not necessarily AI, are also used to improve competitiveness and operational efficiency。