Shares of Arm rose more than 1% after regulatory filings showed that Nvidia has sold its remaining stake in the British semiconductor company. A filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that Nvidia no longer held any Arm shares as of the end of the third quarter.
Nvidia previously owned about 1.1 million Arm shares valued at $155.8 million and had gradually reduced its position toward the end of 2024. The chipmaker was among a group of strategic investors that participated in Arm’s 2023 Nasdaq listing, alongside Apple, Google, Samsung, and TSMC, collectively purchasing $735 million worth of shares.
The investment followed Nvidia’s failed $40 billion attempt to acquire Arm from SoftBank, a deal abandoned in 2022 after regulatory opposition in the U.S. and Europe. Despite exiting its equity position, Nvidia remains a long-term Arm licensee, with its Grace CPUs built on Arm architecture and targeted at AI-focused data centers.
Arm now has a market capitalization of about $135 billion and reported a 26% rise in quarterly revenue to $1.24 billion, reflecting growing demand tied to AI workloads.
