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Home / Business and Economy / Tech Moguls Cashed In Over $16B in 2025

Tech Moguls Cashed In Over $16B in 2025

4 Jan

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Summary

  • Tech executives reportedly sold over $16 billion in stock during 2025.
  • Jeff Bezos led the sales, cashing out $5.7 billion in Amazon shares.
  • An AI-fueled market rally underpinned these significant insider transactions.
Tech Moguls Cashed In Over $16B in 2025

In 2025, tech industry leaders collectively sold more than $16 billion in company stock, capitalizing on a strong market performance. This period saw major transactions from prominent figures, with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos leading the way by selling $5.7 billion worth of shares. Other executives like Safra Catz and Michael Dell also cashed out billions, reflecting significant personal wealth realization.

The surge in stock values, largely attributed to an AI-driven rally, enabled these substantial insider sales. Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Arista Networks CEO Jayshree Ullal were among those who sold considerable amounts, with Ullal's personal net worth crossing $6 billion. These transactions often utilized pre-arranged trading plans, ensuring they were executed systematically.

Notable sales also included Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, who divested $945 million through his foundation, and executives like Nikesh Arora and Baiju Bhatt, who each pocketed over $700 million. The common factor uniting these executives was the unprecedented growth in the tech sector throughout the past year.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Tech executives reportedly sold over $16 billion in stock during 2025.
Jeff Bezos led the sales, cashing out $5.7 billion in Amazon shares.
An AI-fueled market rally drove tech stock prices higher, enabling significant insider transactions.

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