Así gestiona su fortuna Jensen Huang
Además de controlar cerca del 4% de Nvidia, el empresario cuenta con una cartera de propiedades de lujo en California y Hawái, y capitanea operaciones a través del brazo inversor de la tecnológica. Leer
Jensen Huang, a Taiwanese-American entrepreneur, debuted Nvidia on the stock market in 1999 with a capitalization of 600 million dollars. At the time, he lived in a house near San Jose, which cost 338,000 dollars and had four bedrooms spread across 214 square meters. Since then, his life has changed significantly, especially after reaching one of the top ten spots in Forbes' list of the richest people.
The bulk of his wealth, estimated at 186.5 billion dollars, comes from the company he founded in 1993 and in which he still holds nearly a 4% stake. This has allowed him to benefit from an impressive appreciation that has multiplied its stock value 8,333 times, reaching 5 trillion dollars. The major jump occurred in 2023 when the surge of companies like OpenAI and Anthropic boosted demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips, catapulting Huang's wealth from 21.000 million to 77.000 million dollars.
In addition to the stock value appreciation, the Nvidia CEO has benefited from the shareholder remuneration implemented by Nvidia over the past years. In the next quarter, he will pay a dividend of 0.25 dollars per share, which will earn him more than 800 million.
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