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Nvidia Executives Cash Out Over $1 Billion in Stock

Nvidia Executives Cash Out Over $1 Billion in Stock

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2025/06/29 04:58

According to ChainCatcher, citing a report from the Financial Times, Nvidia (NVDA.O) insiders have sold more than $1 billion worth of company stock over the past 12 months. As executives cash in on the artificial intelligence investment boom, trading volumes have surged recently. Over $500 million in shares were sold this month alone, coinciding with the California-based chip designer’s stock price reaching record highs. Previously, investors had aggressively increased their holdings in Nvidia, betting on soaring demand for AI chips, which propelled the company to become the world’s most valuable enterprise by market capitalization. Before this rally, Nvidia had experienced a turbulent year: trade tensions and breakthroughs in AI by other countries had threatened demand for its products. This week, CEO Jensen Huang initiated his first stock sale since last September. Nvidia stated that all of Huang’s sales followed a preset trading plan established in March, which predetermined the price and date triggers for the sales. Huang still retains the vast majority of his Nvidia shares. Ben Silverman, Vice President of Research at VerityData, commented, “When the stock price fell in the first quarter, he (Huang) didn’t sell, which was very prudent. He waited for the price to rebound to a more favorable level before selling.”

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