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Director Mark A. Stevens of NVIDIA CORP (NASDAQ:NVDA) sold a total of 497,797 shares of common stock on September 11 and 12, 2025, for approximately $88.6 million. The sale comes as NVIDIA, currently valued at $4.31 trillion, trades near its 52-week high of $184.48. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company maintains an EXCELLENT financial health score, with the stock delivering an impressive 46% return over the past six months.
The sales occurred in two separate transactions. On September 11, Stevens sold 200,000 shares at a weighted average price of $177.4701, for a total of $35,494,020. Prices for these shares ranged from $177.250 to $177.736. Following this transaction, Stevens indirectly held 8,047,600 shares through the Third Millennium Trust.
The following day, September 12, Stevens sold an additional 297,797 shares at a weighted average price of $178.1899, for a total of $53,064,417. Prices for these shares ranged from $177.600 to $178.591. Following this transaction, Stevens indirectly held 7,749,803 shares through the Third Millennium Trust.
Stevens also directly holds 11,543,401 shares and indirectly holds 16,070,550 shares through the Envy Trust.
In other recent news, CoreWeave announced a substantial $6.3 billion cloud computing agreement with NVIDIA Corporation. This deal allows CoreWeave to sell reserved cloud computing capacity while providing NVIDIA access to any remaining unsold capacity. Meanwhile, NVIDIA is reportedly scaling back its DGX Cloud business, shifting its focus to internal use rather than pursuing external business customers, as reported by The Information. In another development, Super Micro Computer has begun volume shipments of NVIDIA’s Blackwell ultra systems, which are designed to enhance AI model training and efficiency. Additionally, Chinese tech companies Alibaba and Baidu are transitioning to using their self-designed chips for AI training, moving away from reliance on NVIDIA chips, according to The Information. These developments highlight ongoing shifts in the semiconductor and cloud computing sectors.
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