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Intel government equity purchase
Key Points:* The Trump administration may acquire a 10% stake in Intel.
U.S. Eyes 10% Stake in Intel for Security Gains
The Trump administration is reportedly considering acquiring up to 10% of Intel by converting its CHIPS Act grants into equity shares. Such a move would potentially make the United States the largest shareholder of the chipmaker. Sources familiar with the discussions have noted that the plan is still in flux, with no official confirmation from Intel or the White House.
If the U.S. government proceeds, the conversion of the $10.9 billion CHIPS Act grants into equity would support Intel’s focus on securing domestic manufacturing capacities. Intel’s grants from the CHIPS Act currently align closely with its market value—approximately $10.5 billion for a 10% share.
Historical Precedents and Market Analysis Amid News
Did you know? The U.S. government previously took significant equity stakes in private industries, including automakers, during the 2008-2009 financial crisis. This Intel stake consideration marks a potential move to secure semiconductor leadership.
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