Nvidia Sells Remaining Arm Stake as Arm Posts Strong Sales

Market moves and immediate numbers — Traders reacted within hours after an SEC filing showed Nvidia liquidated the small block of Arm shares it had retained: roughly 1.1 million shares valued at about $155.8 million. The disclosure nudged Arm stock higher in early trading and lifted Nvidia's shares as well, each moving by low-single-digit percentages before the market opened. Short, sharp moves. Then a pause.

Corporate context and links — The two firms remain commercially connected: Nvidia continues to license Arm technology for its server-class processors, keeping technical collaboration intact despite the equity exit. Arm’s customer roster—major cloud and device suppliers—continues to underpin its revenue stream, and market participants noted the sale did not alter those supply or licensing relationships. That arrangement preserves technical dependency while shifting financial exposure.

Earnings and forward signals — Arm’s latest quarterly report showed sales growth of about 26% year-over-year to approximately $1.24 billion, evidence analysts interpret as continued demand tied to artificial intelligence projects. Despite the top-line beat, investors parsed guidance and operating expenditure commentary, producing mixed after-hours sentiment even though the stock is up roughly 16% year-to-date. Brokers remain bullish in places: one major house set a price objective just north of the trading level, a modest premium to the close.