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Intel's Monthlong Rally Lifts U.S. Stake to $16 Billion as Turnaround Bets Mount

Government equity alongside private investments strengthens confidence in Lip-Bu Tan’s turnaround.

Overview

  • Intel shares have climbed more than 50% over the past month to roughly $37.30, the highest level in about 18 months.
  • The U.S. holds about 10% of Intel after buying 433.3 million shares for $8.9 billion at $20.47 each, now valued near $16 billion.
  • CHIPS Act support includes about $2.2 billion already disbursed, a further $5.7 billion scheduled, and a separate $3.2 billion initiative tied to foundry expansion.
  • Nvidia committed $5 billion for collaborations in data centers and PCs, and SoftBank also invested this year, adding private capital to the rebound.
  • Reports describe early-stage talks for AMD to become a foundry customer, a potential move that remains unconfirmed and would validate Intel’s manufacturing push.