Intel (INTC, Financial) experienced a significant stock movement with a 5.07% drop, currently trading at $22.27 per share. The trading volume reached 37.33 million shares, a turnover rate of 0.87%, and a price fluctuation of 6.10%. Recent financial reports show Intel's revenue at $12.833 billion, a net loss of $1.61 billion, EPS of -$0.38, and gross profit of $4.547 billion, with a P/E ratio of 92.99.
Regarding institutional ratings, among the 45 institutions, 9% recommend buying, 78% suggest holding, and 13% recommend selling Intel shares. The semiconductor sector experienced an overall decline of 2.24%, with significant activities from companies such as Trio-Tech International, Amtech Systems, and Wolfspeed, Inc.
Intel remains a leading digital chip manufacturer, focusing on microprocessors for personal computers and data centers. It was the pioneer of the x86 architecture and a key proponent of Moore's Law. Intel continues to lead the market in CPUs for PCs and servers and is expanding into communication infrastructure, automotive, and IoT sectors. The company also seeks to leverage its chip manufacturing capabilities to provide outsourced services for other companies.
An important piece of news impacting Intel is Morgan Stanley's report indicating lower than expected demand for Intel's Habana Gaudi 3 chip in 2025. This has led to a 11% target price reduction for Alchip Technologies (3661), a key partner, though the outlook for 2026 remains positive.
