NVIDIA Partner AI Cloud Company Sells Millions in Shares, Including CEO and Key Executives

On March 11, CoreWeave, Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWV) CEO Michael Intrater converted portions of both Class A and Class B common shares—held in his own name and through Omnadora Capital—and sold them on the open market multiple times, monetizing part of his direct and indirect stake. On March 17, CFO Nitin Agrawal followed a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan to sell tens of thousands of Class A shares, raising approximately $3 million (around KRW 40 billion). The next day, March 18, CSO Brian Venturo, via West Clay Capital, converted Class B shares into Class A shares and sold about 280,000 shares in the market, netting roughly $23 million (about KRW 300 billion). In total, the three executives’ transactions amount to an estimated $30 million (roughly KRW 400 billion), though each continues to hold significant economic interest through various trusts and remaining convertible Class B shares.

According to the company’s recent investor and earnings presentation, in January 2026 CoreWeave secured an additional $2 billion investment from NVIDIA (approximately KRW 3 trillion) to fund data-center expansion, and in late February the company further boosted its growth capital by issuing $2.6 billion in convertible notes and expanding its revolving credit facility by $2.5 billion.

Headquartered in New Jersey, CoreWeave is an AI cloud-computing provider that went public on NASDAQ in March 2025, raising about $1.5 billion. Leveraging NVIDIA GPU–based infrastructure, the company has grown rapidly and now counts major tech firms among its customers—including a five-year, $12 billion cloud-services agreement with OpenAI.