Jensen Huang Earns $1 Billion In A Day As Nvidia Hits $4 Trillion: What’s His Net Worth? | Business News

Last Updated:July 10, 2025, 01:05 IST

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s fortune surged by over $1 billion in a day as Nvidia’s stock hit a record high, reaching a $4 trillion market cap, driven by AI innovations.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang saw his personal fortune surge by more than $1 billion in a single trading day as his company’s stock jumped past an intraday market capitalization of $4 trillion, the first public company ever to do so.

Nvidia’s Historic Surge

On July 9, Nvidia’s share price climbed to a record intraday high of $164.37, lifting its market value over the $4 trillion milestone. Over the past five years, Nvidia’s stock has skyrocketed nearly 1,460%, including an 18% gain year-to-date, driven by surging demand for its AI-focused graphics processing units from major tech firms like Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Alphabet.

Read more: Nvidia Makes History As First $4 Trillion Company, Greater Than GDP Of France, UK

Nvidia’s landmark valuation places it at the very top of the S&P 500, overtaking Apple and Microsoft. Analysts said that Nvidia is riding the “front-end of the next Golden Wave” in generative AI and could hit $6 trillion in market cap if growth continues.

How Much Jensen Huang Earned In A Day?

Jensen Huang, who owns roughly 3.5%–4% of Nvidia, reaped massive gains as the company’s valuation surged. According to Bloomberg, his net worth now stands at about $140 billion, up approximately $25 billion in 2025 alone. Today’s market advance alone added over $1 billion to Jensen Huang’s fortune.

Why Nvidia Is Attracting Investors?

Investors remain captivated with Nvidia’s innovations- chief among them, its powerful graphics processing units (GPUs), which have become the backbone of generative AI across the tech industry. These chips power everything from autonomous vehicles to robotics and other frontier technologies.

In recent months, Nvidia has continued to push boundaries with new breakthroughs, including its Blackwell system. Unveiled in March, Jensen Huang described it as a leap forward that will allow nearly every production to be “created and brought to life long before it is realized physically.”

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