On July 28, Nvidia's market capitalization reached a record high, surpassing the $ 4.3 trillion mark. This result was a significant milestone not only for the company itself, but also for the entire high-tech industry, since no other company has previously demonstrated such rapid growth in such a short time.
Nvidia's share price increased by more than 170 percent in 2024, increasing the company's total capitalization by almost $ 700 billion. This is a continuation of the impressive performance of 2023, when the stock rose 240 percent. The main driver of growth remains the company's dominant position in the market of semiconductors for artificial intelligence. Nvidia chips are actively used in server solutions, cloud computing, neural network training and generative AI systems, which ensures a steady demand from the largest technology corporations.
Against the background of positive market conditions, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang began to partially sell his stake in the company. Since the beginning of 2025, it has sold 1.2 million shares worth about $ 190 million. In particular, on July 15, 225 thousand shares were sold for about $ 38 million. Transactions are conducted in accordance with the approved plan under rule 10b5-1, which regulates insider operations. Despite the sale, Huang remains the largest individual shareholder, holding about 3.5 percent of Nvidia's shares.
Among the key news is the receipt of export licenses for the supply of high-performance H20 chips to China, which opens up new prospects in Asian markets. At the annual meeting of shareholders on June 25, Jensen Huang emphasized that the company is not limited to the production of graphics processors and makes a strategic bet on the development of areas of robotics and autonomous systems.
Today, Nvidia is not only a leader in high-performance computing, but also a technological flagship that determines the trajectory of the global artificial intelligence market. Successful expansion of the product line and active expansion into new technology sectors strengthen the company's position among the largest players in the digital economy.
