Nvidia's capitalisation has surpassed $4.3 trillion - a figure no other company in the world has ever achieved before

The global stock market continues to witness the phenomenal growth of Nvidia's capitalisation. On 9 July, the American giant became the first company to reach the $4 trillion mark, and now another record has been set.

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At the end of trading on Monday 28 July, the market value of Nvidia exceeded $4.3 trillion, which was an all-time high. This figure was achieved thanks to the growth of the US stock indices SP 500 and Nasdaq, as well as the decision of the Trump administration to resume exports of Nvidia chips to China.

Nvidia's share price rose more than 170% in 2024, which was a continuation of the 240% increase in 2023, and for the first half of 2025, the company's value increased by about $700bn with the trend continuing.

According to Rule 10b5-1, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently sold 225,000 shares of Nvidia stock for about $38 million, and since the start of 2025, Huang has sold 1.2 million shares worth $190 million and plans to sell up to 6 million shares by the end of the year. Despite the sales, he remains the largest individual shareholder with a stake of about 3.5%.

The Rule regulates insider trading and provides a way for an insider (in this case, a company executive or major shareholder) to legally buy or sell shares.

Source: barchartofficial, Mydrivers