NVIDIA (NVDA) announced its newest stock ownership on Friday, and the unveiling led to some wild swings in the fortunes of companies that saw their shares bought or sold by the chip giant.
The biggest winner at the beginning of Friday were shares of Weride (WRD), a Chinese autonomous driving game, which almost doubled its shares after Nvidia had unveiled a new interest in the company of approximately 1.8 million shares, worth around $ 57 million against the Market prices from Friday.
Weride shares rose no less than 90% in early trade.
Nebius Group (NBIS), an AI company established in the Netherlands that was set apart from the Russian search giant Yandex last year, saw the shares rise by no less than 14% after Nvidia has a new position of 1.2 million shares with a value of a value of About $ 56 million had announced at the market prices on Friday by Friday.
Nvidia refused to comment on the changes in his portfolio.
On the other hand, the shares of Serve Robotics (SERV) were hammered and fell no less than 40% after Nvidia had announced that it ended its position in the robotic company in the fourth quarter.
Soundhound (Soun) shares also fell no less than 23% after Nvidia announced that it sold the rest of his participations in the AI Voice Company.
NVIDIA also revealed that it sold about half of its interest in Arm Holdings (Arm), making the company with around 1.1 million shares of the chip designer worth around $ 175 million at the current prices. Arm -shares fell by approximately 4%on Friday.
The value of Nvidia’s portfolio was around $ 305 million at the end of the year, according to Friday’s application.
Investors must submit a 13F with the SEC if their possession is greater than $ 100 million, with these disclosures coming about 45 days after the end of a certain quarter.
The interests of Nvidia may have changed in the past six weeks and it may have increased, closed, closed or initiated new positions since the beginning of the year.
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