Jensen Huang completes over $1 billion stock sale plan
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has completed a stock sale plan exceeding $1 billion, with the last transaction involving 25,000 shares. This plan was established in March of this year, aiming to sell up to 6 million shares by the end of the year. Driven by demand for artificial intelligence processors, NVIDIA's stock price has risen over 85% in the past six months. The company's market capitalization surpassed $5 trillion for the first time this week, and insiders have also accelerated stock sales, resulting in substantial gains
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has completed a pre-arranged stock sale plan, cashing out over $1 billion since late June.
According to documents disclosed on Friday, Huang completed the final sale of 25,000 shares. This transaction wraps up a plan he established in March of this year, which aimed to sell up to 6 million shares by the end of the year.
In the past six months, driven by the sustained high demand for AI processors, NVIDIA's stock price has surged over 85%.
(In the past 6 months, NVIDIA's stock price has increased nearly 86%)
The company, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, saw its market value surpass $5 trillion for the first time this Wednesday, just four months after breaking the $4 trillion mark. Its astonishing growth rate has directly boosted the value of insider holdings.
Jensen Huang's massive sell-off is not an isolated case. Data shows that as stock prices continue to hit new highs, insiders at NVIDIA and other companies benefiting from the AI wave are accelerating their stock sales.
This not only brings them substantial profits but also has led to the emergence of three new billionaires at NVIDIA this year, further solidifying its status as a "billionaire-making machine."
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