

Jensen Huang's fortune stood at about $145 billion on 12 November, the day he resigned as Nvidia's CEO, Fortune reported. That is roughly ₹13.6 lakh crore at the rupee's close of 94.12 to the dollar that day. Fortune put the fall since the weekend of 8 November at about $9.9 billion, or around ₹93,000 crore.

Huang has slipped to 13th on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Fortune reported. On 10 November, before he resigned, the Free Press Journal reported him at about $148 billion and 12th, already out of the top 10. Fortune noted he has fallen behind three members of the Walton family, which controls Walmart.

Huang owns roughly 3.5% of Nvidia, about 870 million shares held in his own name and family trusts, according to a September filing cited by Fortune. At Nvidia's closing price of $166.19 on 12 November, those shares were worth about $144.6 billion. That is close to his entire fortune, so each $1 move in the share price changes his wealth by about $870 million.

Nvidia shares fell as much as 9% on Monday, 9 November, and closed 4.3% lower at $178.67, Fortune reported. On 12 November they closed down 4.34% at $166.19, according to Yahoo Finance. Al Jazeera reported that Nvidia's market value fell below $4 trillion for the first time since July 2025.

Bloomberg reported that Huang will give up about $108 million in unvested equity awards by leaving, roughly ₹1,016 crore. These are shares he had been granted but would only have received by staying on at Nvidia. Bloomberg's report did not mention any severance payment.

Huang's wealth was about $3 billion in 2019, according to Wikipedia's record of rich-list estimates. It passed $100 billion in June 2024, when Nvidia's market value first reached $3 trillion. Earlier this year, Forbes estimated it at over $200 billion. Today's figure is about a quarter below that estimate.

Nvidia's quarterly results on 17 November, the first under interim CEO Colette Kress, will be the next big test for the share price, and so for Huang's wealth. Rich-list figures are estimates that change with every trading day. Check the live Bloomberg or Forbes number before quoting it.