NVIDIA Announces Major Share Stake Changes Amid Market Fluctuations

NEW YORK, NY — NVIDIA Corporation, a leading designer of programmable graphics processors, announced significant changes to its share stakes on February 13, 2025. The company is rearranging its investments with the dissolution of its stakes in Serve Robotics and SoundHound AI, while reducing its share in ARM Holdings.

NVIDIA’s move comes as the company continues to navigate a fluctuating stock market environment. The stock closed at $135.29, reflecting a 3.16% increase on the day, with an average target price of $172.08, suggesting potential growth of 27.19%.

“We believe this realignment will help us focus on core projects that drive growth and innovation,” said Jensen Huang, co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA. He emphasized the strategic need to concentrate on data center platforms and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure solutions.

The breakdown of NVIDIA’s net sales indicates that a substantial 77.8% comes from computing and networking solutions, while graphics processors contribute 22.2%. This highlights the company’s commitment to both hardware and software development.

Industry distribution reveals that data storage accounts for 78% of net sales, followed by gaming at 17.1%. Professional visualization and automotive sectors comprise only 2.5% and 1.8% respectively, demonstrating NVIDIA’s dominance in the data storage arena.

Geographically, overall sales show significant contributions from the United States at 44.3%, followed by Taiwan at 22% and China at 16.9%. The remaining 16.8% comes from other regions, indicating the global reach of NVIDIA’s products.

NVIDIA employs approximately 29,600 people and is classified under the tech sector. As the company continues to innovate in various technology domains, including AI and cloud computing, it remains a key player in the market.

The announcement regarding share changes comes as investors remain wary amidst fluctuating market conditions, and analysts currently give NVIDIA a ‘buy’ consensus, with 63 analysts weighing in on the company.