Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia Corp., began selling shares according to a pre-established plan. This is the first transaction in a program expected to bring in up to 865 million USD by the end of 2025.
According to a recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Huang sold 100,000 shares in two batches, earning 14.4 million USD. This sale was conducted under the Rule 10b5-1 trading plan he established in March 2025 and disclosed in Nvidia's most recent quarterly report.
Jensen Huang is selling shares through the Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.
This plan ensures that the stock sales occur on a fixed schedule, even if the leaders possess sensitive or insider information related to the market. This mechanism helps avoid any accusations of insider trading while being transparent to the public and investors.
Nvidia clearly announced this stock sale schedule to demonstrate that the transactions are not based on insider information or current market fluctuations. The SEC filing shows that Huang sold 100,000 shares on June 20 and 23, earning approximately 14.4 million USD. At the same time, he also plans to sell an additional 50,000 shares.
According to the 10b5-1 plan regulations, Huang can sell up to 6 million shares before December 31, 2025, equivalent to a value of approximately 865 million USD based on Nvidia's closing stock price of 144.17 USD the day before the filing. The gradual selling over time helps avoid sudden price fluctuations, supporting market stability.
Huang is strongly committed to the long-term development of Nvidia. The number of shares he wants to sell this year is less than 1% of the total more than 900 million shares he is holding, accounting for nearly 4% of the company's ownership. Most of his estimated net worth of 126 billion USD comes from Nvidia shares.
Previously, this CEO sold over 700 million USD in shares between mid-2024 and early 2025, and more than 1.9 billion USD throughout his career, mainly through 10b5-1 plans to manage assets effectively.
Mark Stevens sells millions of Nvidia shares without a fixed plan
Mark Stevens, a board member and billionaire investor, also participated in selling Nvidia shares in June but not under the 10b5-1 plan. He freely decided the timing and volume of shares sold, allowing for more flexibility compared to the pre-established plan.
Although it has not raised any suspicion about insider trading, this method puts the company under pressure for tighter controls from investors and the public due to the lack of mechanisms to automatically cut off the possibility of exploiting insider information.
According to a separate SEC filing, Stevens earned approximately 88 million USD from selling over 600,000 shares on June 18. Previously, he also announced a plan to sell up to 4 million shares (approximately 550 million USD depending on market conditions).
Stevens sold more than 2 million shares in a portfolio restructuring strategy to balance personal financial interests. His transactions reflect flexible decisions based on market conditions and personal financial goals, although entirely legal and common among board members or long-term investors.
Most of Stevens' estimated net worth of 9.8 billion USD is tied to Nvidia shares, which explains the decision to convert part of his paper assets into cash as Nvidia becomes one of the most valuable companies in the world.
Source: https://tintucbitcoin.com/giam-doc-nvidia-ban-co-phieu-865-trieu/
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