Nvidia shares plunged 6.3% in premarket trading on Thursday as investors reacted to reports that the company's board was considering removing CEO Jensen Huang following allegations of extramarital affairs.
The leadership uncertainty has raised concerns about Nvidia's future, given Huang's central role in building the company into a dominant force in the artificial intelligence industry.
Wall Street analysts warned that removing him could trigger a further 20% decline in the stock. Bernstein also halved its price target from $400 to $200.
Meanwhile, some US lawmakers have called for Huang's resignation, increasing pressure on Nvidia's board to address the controversy and its succession plans.
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