Huang Renxun’s loss from resignation only accounted for 0.07% of his net worth. He holds 4.43 trillion yuan in stocks, which is the largest treasury.

According to Bloomberg, Huida founder Huang Jen-Hsun's departure from the chip giant may cost him nearly US$108 million (NT$3.5 billion) in stock awards. Although this amount sounds huge, it is only a small part of the huge wealth he has accumulated in the company over 33 years. It is estimated that Huang Jen-Hsun's net worth is as high as US$144.5 billion (NT$4.75 trillion), which means that he will only give up 0.07% of his wealth after exiting the company.

After the news of Huang Renxun's resignation came out, Huida's market value fell below US$4 trillion for the first time since 2025. However, despite the decline in market value, Huang's largest source of wealth is still the shares he currently holds, worth approximately US$135 billion (NT$4.43 trillion).

The $108 million that Huang is about to lose comes from unvested stock awards. According to Huida's equity incentive policy, senior executives will lose unvested restricted stock units (RSU) when they leave. Huang holds about 346,000 such shares and is expected to receive about 310,000 shares under the company's equity incentive plan if certain performance targets are met. Upon retirement, he will lose these unfulfilled rewards.

Huang Jen-Hsun has fallen out of the top ten of the Forbes rich list, and his wealth has shrunk by US$2.8 billion (NT$92 billion), a decrease of 1.97%.

His compensation package includes a base salary of approximately $1.5 million, stock awards worth approximately $24.8 million and $6 million in non-equity incentive plan compensation.

Huang Jen-Hsun's wealth is almost entirely tied to Huida's stock. Unlike some other tech leaders, his wealth comes primarily from holding company stock rather than stock options or other executive perks.

He holds about 812 million Huida shares, worth about $135 billion based on Thursday's closing price. This makes him the company's largest individual shareholder. Huida stocks account for nearly 97% of his total wealth, according to Bloomberg's Wealth Index.

His holdings are spread among his direct holdings, shares held by family trusts and holding companies. His charitable foundation alone holds about 59 million Huida shares, worth more than $9 billion at current prices.

Huang sold about $713 million worth of stock in 2024, followed by about $1 billion in 2025. These transactions were carried out through prearranged trading plans, and Huida's market value exceeded US$3 trillion at the time, and later exceeded US$5 trillion. Data shows that he has not sold any stocks so far this year.