Nvidia's Co-founder Jensen Huang | File photo
\n\nNvidia co-founder Jensen Huang could walk away from the semiconductor giant with nearly $108 million (over Rs 900 crore) less in potential compensation following his exit, according to a Bloomberg report. However, the amount represents a negligible share of the billionaire's enormous wealth, most of which is linked to his ownership of Nvidia stock.
\n\nWith an estimated net worth of $144.5 billion, Huang stands to forfeit just 0.07 per cent of his total fortune. The loss relates to equity awards that have yet to vest and will not be transferred to him after his departure from the company.
\n\nHis exit also comes amid a difficult period for Nvidia shares. The chipmaker's market capitalisation slipped below $4 trillion for the first time since 2025 following news of his resignation. Nevertheless, the value of Huang's existing stake continues to account for the overwhelming majority of his wealth.
\n\nThe potential $108 million loss stems from Nvidia's compensation rules governing unvested restricted stock units (RSUs). Under the company's equity compensation framework, executives who leave before their stock awards vest generally forfeit those benefits.
\n\nHuang had approximately 346,000 such units and was in line to receive nearly 310,000…
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