Kjell Inge Røkke has taken out a dividend of just under NOK 1 billion from The Resource Group (TRG), his Swiss-based holding company, according to the group's newly published annual accounts for 2025.
The payout represents a significant capital withdrawal from the top tier of the Røkke empire, highlighting the continued flow of funds from the group's diversified portfolio to its principal owner.
The figure emerges from the latest financial reporting for TRG, which serves as the overarching entity for Røkke's vast holdings.
While the holding company itself is not publicly traded, the dividend extraction is a key metric for investors tracking the liquidity and cash-generation capacity of the Røkke system.
The payout confirms that despite broader market volatility, the group's underlying assets continue to generate substantial distributable cash.
This development adds to the ongoing narrative surrounding the Røkke empire's financial structure.