Nvidia CEO stock sale activity is accelerating as Jensen Huang begins executing a new trading plan. The Nvidia co-founder and CEO may sell up to $865 million in company shares by the end of 2025.
According to a recent SEC filing, Huang sold 100,000 Nvidia shares between Friday and Monday. That transaction brought in $14.4 million. On Monday, he sold an additional 50,000 shares, adding over $7 million to his cash position.
Additionally, this activity falls under a new 10b5-1 trading plan, adopted on March 20 and disclosed in Nvidia’s latest quarterly report. The plan allows Huang to sell up to six million shares by December 31. Based on Monday’s closing price of $144.17, this equals roughly $865 million.
The Nvidia CEO stock sale isn’t limited to Huang. Other executives have also adopted trading plans. Colette M. Kress, Nvidia’s CFO, can sell 500,000 shares by March 2026. Director A. Brooke Seawell can offload more than 1.1 million shares by July 2026.
These structured trading plans allow executives to sell shares based on preset schedules. They help avoid any allegations of insider trading. Huang has already sold more than $1.9 billion in Nvidia stock, according to Bloomberg data.
Huang remains one of the wealthiest people in the world. He ranks 12th globally on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. His net worth currently stands at $126 billion, with $124 billion in Nvidia stock and the rest in cash. He also holds about 3.5% of Nvidia’s total shares.
However, Nvidia reported strong financial performance in its latest earnings report. Revenue for Q1 of fiscal 2026 hit $44.1 billion. That figure is up 12% from the previous quarter and 69% year-over-year. The company projects second-quarter revenue to reach $45 billion.
Meanwhile, Nvidia shares have shown impressive growth, gaining over 8% in just the past month. This upward trend reflects strong investor confidence, especially following the company’s robust earnings and future outlook. Nvidia’s market capitalization has surged to an astonishing $3.58 trillion.
The Nvidia CEO stock sale highlights how executive moves can draw investor attention during times of rapid company growth.
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