- Jensen Huang’s salary increased by 59%, overall compensation increased by 46%
- Other executives have obtained stable wages but much higher overall compensation packages
- The latest NVIDIA income in the previous year amounted to $ 130.5 billion, up 114% in annual shift
Despite being the CEO of the company since its foundation in 1993, the CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, has drawn the same salary of the company for several years – but a recent deposit of the SEC revealed that Huang has just obtained its first major salary increase in a decade.
By going from $ 996,514 in 2024 and $ 996,832 in 2023, Huang received a salary of $ 1,486,199 during the year 2025, marking a non -insignificant increase of 49% of an annual year.
In reality, various other components constitute the total remuneration of Huang, the largest being $ 38.8 million on the stock market in 2025, leaving it a high package of $ 49,866 251 at the end of the year.
Increase in salary Jensen Huang
In addition to the increase in salary, the increases in another compensation saw the chief of Nvidia obtain nearly $ 15.7 million more in 2025 compared to 2024, marking a 46% healthy leap.
The salaries of the financial director Colette M Kress, vice-president of the world of field operations Ajay K Puri, EVP of operations Debora Shoquist and Advocate General and secretary EVP Timothy S Teter remained stable from year to year, but the total remuneration of the four upper officers appointed (Neos) increased by 59-74%.
It was not only compensations that have increased in the past year. In February, Nvidia declared amazing growth of 114% of annual income from the previous year, noting an increase of 78% from one year to the other to its revenues in the fourth quarter.
Annual income amounted to $ 130.5 billion, compared to $ 60.9 billion the previous year, and $ 27.0 billion and $ 26.9 billion in the previous two years.
Earlier in 2024, the total market capitalization of Nvidia exceeded 3.5 billions of dollars, making it the most precious business in the world for a short period. This now amounts to 2.723 billions of dollars, with billions lost against uncertainty induced by trade war and other natural causes.
