US EditionIntel’s stock soars 15% as results top estimates, with chipmaker showing signs of growth
The chipmaker topped analyst estimates on earnings and revenue, and second-quarter guidance also exceeded forecasts as investors bet on a turnaround.
- Shares of Intel jumped 15% in after-hours trading Thursday, as the company reported Earnings that blew past Wall Street expectations.
- The Trump administration championed Intel last year to bolster domestic manufacturing, following Revenue declines in five of the past seven quarters.
- Intel reported EPS of 29 cents against one cent expected, while Revenue reached $13.58 billion, topping LSEG estimates of $12.42 billion.
- Investment from Nvidia and SoftBank helped Shares rise more than 80% this year as of Thursday's close, signaling strong institutional backing.
- Intel expects second-quarter Revenue between $13.8 billion and $14.8 billion with an adjusted EPS of 20 cents, as the Intel Xeon CPU launches in the first half of 2026.
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