NVIDIA board director Mark A. Stevens filed disclosures on September 2 showing he sold approximately $411 million worth of NVIDIA shares. The sales took place August 31 through September 2. Stevens offloaded roughly 1.85 million shares across multiple transactions at prices around $220 per share.
The scale is notable. $411 million is one of the largest single-director share disposals seen this year. NVIDIA's stock has roughly doubled over the past 12 months amid AI infrastructure spending demand.
Separately, Singapore-based Caladium Investment — a 5% owner of Indian EV maker Ather Energy — filed disclosures showing it sold $204 million worth of shares in late August. The move signals the investment firm is trimming a position built during Ather's IPO cycle.
In China, JPMorgan filed disclosures cutting its 5% stake in Kingdee International Software, selling $85 million worth of shares. The bank simultaneously bought $61 million, suggesting a rebalancing rather than a full exit.
One standout buy: Viva China Holdings, the vehicle linked to sports entrepreneur Li Ning, acquired $67 million in shares of sportswear brand Li Ning Company, filed September 2. The founder-linked entity stepping up purchases signals confidence in the Hong Kong-listed brand's recovery.
No large open-market purchases by US executives were flagged in the most recent filing window. The dominant insider theme remains selling at elevated prices.
This is not financial advice.
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