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NVIDIA CORP large holders NVDA

Holders of more than 5% of its shares, from Schedule 13D and 13G filings. All large-holder filings on sec.gov

This list is built from 3 structured filings (Jan 30, 2026 to Apr 28, 2026). Structured (XML) filing became mandatory in December 2024, and 14 older filings are plain documents that are not read here. A holder whose latest report is one of those does not appear, so this can be an incomplete list of the company's large holders.

4 filings in this list report the company as the holder of another company's shares, and are not included.

Holders above 5%

1

by their latest report

Schedule 13D filers

0

may want to influence the company

Reported 5% or less

1

holders whose latest report says so

Reports read

3

filed Jan 30, 2026 to Apr 28, 2026

Holders above 5%

Each holder's latest report. The change compares it with the same holder's report before, when that one was read. Percentages are of the class of shares shown, on the date of the event that required the filing.

HolderReportShare of classSharesSince its previous reportFiled
Vanguard Capital ManagementInvestment adviserSchedule 13GInstitutional investor (13d-1(b))7.31%Common Stock1,777,408,252no earlier report readApr 28, 2026event Mar 31, 2026

Reported 5% or less (1)

These holders' latest report says they no longer hold more than 5%. The report does not say why: a manager can also have moved its shares to a related entity (large fund groups have done this), so nothing here says what became of the shares.

HolderReportWhat it saysIts previous reportFiled
The Vanguard GroupInvestment adviserSchedule 13G/A 14Reports it no longer holds more than 5%9.32% on 2026-01-30Mar 26, 2026

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About Schedules 13D and 13G. Anyone who holds more than 5% of a listed company's shares must report it. Most report on Schedule 13G: passive holders, mostly investment managers, who update it once a quarter at most. A holder that may want to influence the company files a Schedule 13D instead. The filings can lag the real holdings by weeks or months, and a stake is only reported while it is above 5%. This is public information, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.