Intel in talks with other investors for equity boost, sources say
Intel’s CEO Lip-This Tan speaks at the company’s annual production technology conference in California, San Jose in the United States, 29 April 2025.
Laure Andrillon | Reuters
Intel People who are informed to David Faber from CNBC are negotiating with other major investors at a discounted price.
Intel Stock reported that after a 2 billion dollar capital injection from Softbank at the beginning of this week, more than 7% recording on Tuesday and Trump administration weighing different ways to be involved in the company.
Trade Secretary Howard Lotnick told CNBC on Tuesday, the US government should take a stock in Intel in exchange for the CHIPS law funds.
Sources told Faber that the chip manufacturer is now looking beyond Softbank for a stock increase.
“Customers need money to build everything they can actually want, Faber Faber said CNBC’s” Squawk on the street “. He continued: “And the fact that the chips are the money, the free, so to speak, does not become self -esteem, does not become self -esteem because it is diluted.”
Intel is trying to make a return after many years of sales and shrinking market share.
The company struggled to benefit from the explosion of artificial intelligence in advanced semiconductors and spent greatly to create a production business that has not yet secured an important customer.
Intel also revised his leadership and made him CEO in March after his predecessor Pat Gelinger was dismissed in December.
Two weeks ago, President Donald Trump asked Tan to resign, saying that it was “extremely contradictory”.
The President’s Tan and the company cooled down after visiting the CEO White House to discuss his past.
