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Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), the semiconductor giant with a $4.35 trillion market cap and impressive 71.55% revenue growth over the last twelve months, saw its President and CEO Huang Jen Hsun sell a total of $41.3 million in common stock between October 13 and October 15, 2025. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company maintains excellent financial health with strong growth metrics.
The sales, executed under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, involved multiple transactions with prices ranging from $178.1301 to $189.4587. On October 13, Huang sold 3,196 shares at an average price of $186.6596, 26,114 shares at $187.7341, 36,295 shares at $188.4381 and 9,395 shares at $189.4587. On October 14, Huang sold 10,580 shares at an average price of $180.4924, 28,335 shares at $181.4961, 23,469 shares at $182.2507, and 10,289 shares at $183.3407 and 2,327 shares at $184.0867. On October 15, Huang sold 2,917 shares at an average price of $178.1301, 8,768 shares at $179.1531, 22,944 shares at $180.09, 6,510 shares at $180.8338, 20,846 shares at $182.0858, 12,006 shares at $182.832, 919 shares at $183.6655 and 90 shares at $184.6322. These transactions occurred as the stock showed a remarkable 60.3% gain over the past six months.
Following these transactions, Huang directly owns 70,333,203 shares of Nvidia common stock. He also indirectly owns millions of shares through various trusts, partnerships and limited liability companies. For detailed insights into NVIDIA’s valuation and growth prospects, including 18 additional key investment tips, visit InvestingPro for comprehensive analysis and the exclusive Pro Research Report.
In other recent news, Nscale has secured a significant agreement with Microsoft for approximately 200,000 NVIDIA GB300 GPUs. This contract, among the largest AI infrastructure deals ever signed, will enhance hyperscale AI infrastructure across Europe and the U.S. Additionally, Microsoft plans to rent data center capacity from Nscale in Portugal as part of its AI expansion efforts. This project will utilize Nvidia’s latest AI chips and is expected to be operational by early 2026.
In related developments, Piper Sandler has reiterated its Overweight rating on Nvidia, citing robust demand that exceeds current manufacturing capacity. Meanwhile, Navitas Semiconductor announced advancements in developing 800 VDC power devices for NVIDIA’s next-generation AI platforms. This development aims to address the power challenges of NVIDIA’s AI factory architecture. Broadcom also remains in the spotlight, with BofA Securities maintaining a Buy rating, noting customer diversification in its AI business.
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