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Intel’s current market struggles and efforts to turn around it
OUR TAKERecently, Intel has faced significant challenges, including a forecast of quarterly revenue below estimates and a 20% drop in its share price in premarket trading. If the recent losses hold, Intel’s market capitalisation would fall to about $100 billion, making it worth less than 5% of Nvidi…
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OUR TAKERecently, Intel has faced significant challenges, including a forecast of quarterly revenue below estimates and a 20% drop in its share price in premarket trading. If the recent losses hold, Intel’s market capitalisation would fall to about $100 billion, making it worth…
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OUR TAKE Recently, Intel has faced significant challenges, including a forecast of quarterly revenue below estimates and a 20% drop in its share price in premarket trading. If the recent losses hold, Intel’s market capitalisation would fall to about $100 billion, making it worth less than 5% of Nvidia’s and about 40% of Advanced Micro Devices’s market capitalisation. -Lia XU, BTW reporter Intel , a prominent chipmaker, experienced a significant market downturn, leading to a potential $25 billion loss in market value. It’s the worst selloff since 2000. Before that, Intel has been suspended its dividend and reduced its workforce to fund a costly turnaround for its chip-making business.
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Analysis
The company was part of the Four Horsemen , along with Cisco Systems, Microsoft, and Dell, and its stock market value peaked at nearly $500 billion in 2000, and it has never fully recovered from the dot-com era’s market selloff. Intel’s market capitalisation was expected to drop to around $100 billion, less than 5% of Nvidia’s value and about 40% of AMD’s, two companies it previously dominated. According to Michael Schulman , chief investment officer of running point capital, “Intel has been one of the forgotten horsemen of technology the last couple decades. Never overtaking its year 2000 highs and struggling to get earnings back to where they were before the AI revolution”. Also read: Intel confirms launch for ‘Lunar Lake’ laptop chips on September 3 Also read: Intel cuts thousands of jobs to help finance recovery
Key Points
- Intel’s stock market value, which peaked at nearly $500 billion in 2000, and it has never fully recovered from the dot-com era’s market selloff.
- Intel attempts to regain its market position by suspending its dividend and reducing its workforce by 15% to fund a costly turnaround for its chip-making business.
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