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Plan Jeff Bezos to sell up to 4.75 billion US dollars to Amazon shares? We know the following and a look at his assets

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, has announced plans to dispose of the company's share worth almost 4.75 billion US dollars in the course of the coming year.

The Amazon led by Jeff Bezos still has more than 926 million stocks from Amazon or only less than 9% of the company's total stock. (AFP)

This campaign is a part of a planned trade strategy that started in March 2025 and is expected to take until May 2026.

Bezos still has more than 926 million stocks from Amazon or only less than 9% of the company's total shares.

A regulatory document states that a trading plan that concludes on May 29, 2026 is used to carry out the transaction in which around 25 million shares are involved.

The sale, which comprises around 25 million shares, is one year when Bezos Amazon shares worth 13.4 billion US dollars.

The majority of the amount of these transactions lead to the financing of Blue Origin, its space company, which has annual expenses of more than 2 billion US dollars.

SEC RANG 10B5-1, which enables the company's insiders to build a trading plan for the sale of shares at certain times, is used to carry out these strategic sales offers and worries about insider trading.

Jeff Bezos' wealth and Amazon's profits in the first quarter

With an estimated net assets of 212 billion US dollars, Bezos, according to Bloomberg's billionaire index in the world, is the second richest person in the world.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, is the richest person in the world with 332 billion US dollars.

Amazon's share recorded fluctuations due to global economic variables, including trade disputes and customs measures.

However, the company's financial position remains strong in the first quarter of 2025. Sales rose by 9 percent to $ 155.7 billion and made profit of $ 17.1 billion.

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The CEO of Amazon, Andy Jassy

Despite the company's strong earnings indicator, Amazon's stock fell after the company's trade. The concerns of President Donald Trump's trade tariffs were the reason for the decline.

In an interview with investors, Andy Jassy, ​​CEO of Amazon, recognized unpredictability and said that it was “difficult to say that they settle down with tariffs and when they settle”.

In addition, he emphasized how important it is to provide a large selection of goods at affordable costs.

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