Nvidia's Jensen Huang sells more than $36 million in stock, catching up with Warren Buffett in net worth

• Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unloaded roughly $36.4 million worth of stock, or 225,000 shares, of the chipmaker, according to an SEC filing.
• Huang adopted a plan in March to sell up to six million shares of Nvidia through the end of the year and sold his first batch of stock in June.
• Huang has caught up with Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett in net worth, according to analysis from Fortune and Bloomberg.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unloaded roughly $36.4 million worth of stock in the leading artificial intelligence chipmaker, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

The sale, which totals 225,000 shares, comes as part of Huang's previously adopted plan in March to unload up to six million shares of Nvidia through the end of the year. He sold his first batch of stock from the agreement in June, equaling about $15 million.

Last year, the tech executive sold about $700 million worth of shares as part of a prearranged plan. Nvidia stock climbed about 1% Friday.

Huang's net worth has skyrocketed as investors bet on Nvidia's AI dominance and graphics processing units powering large language models.

The 62-year-old's wealth has grown by more than a quarter, or about $29 billion, since the start of 2025 alone, based on Bloomberg's Billionaires Index. His net worth last stood at $143 billion in the index, putting him neck-and-neck with Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett at $144 billion.

Shortly after the market opened Friday, Fortune's analysis of net worth had Huang ahead of Buffett, with the Nvidia CEO at $143.7 billion and the Oracle of Omaha at $142.1 billion.

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The company has also achieved its own notable milestones this year, as it prospers off the AI boom.

On Wednesday, the Santa Clara, California-based chipmaker became the first company to top a $4 trillion market capitalization, surpassing both Microsoft and Apple. The chipmaker closed above that milestone Thursday as CNBC reported that the technology titan met with President Donald Trump.

Huang still holds more than 858 million shares of Nvidia, both directly and indirectly, in different partnerships and trusts.

Brooke Seawell, venture partner at New Enterprise Associates, sold about $24 million worth of Nvidia shares, according to an SEC filing. Seawell has been on the company's board since 1997, according to the company.

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