Nvidia director Harvey Jones sells $44 million in shares held for over three decades

Dec 17 (Reuters) – Nvidia (NVDA) board member Harvey Jones sold more than $44 ​million worth of company stock, a ‌regulatory filing showed on Wednesday.

Jones, who has ‌served as a director at the chipmaker since 1993, disposed of 250,000 shares on December 15 at an average ⁠price of $177.33 ‌per share, the filing showed.

The shares were part of a ‍stake held since 1997, two years before Nvidia went public in 1999. Following the ​sale, Jones still owns more than ‌7 million shares indirectly through the H.C. Jones Living Trust, the filing said.

Nvidia declined to comment on the nature of the sale.

Nvidia, now the world’s ⁠most valuable chipmaker, ​has seen its shares ​surge over years on booming demand for processors that power artificial ‍intelligence workloads.

The ⁠stock has gained about 28% so far this year, giving the ⁠chipmaker a market capitalization of roughly $4.32 trillion.

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