Soros Fund ramps up Intel stake to over $340 million in third quarter
The logo of Intel at the company’s booth at the 9th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, China, November 5, 2026. REUTERS/Go Nakamura
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Nov 13 : Soros Fund Management, the family office of billionaire George Soros, significantly raised its stake in Intel in the third quarter, a regulatory filing showed on Friday.
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• The investment firm built a 2.83 million-share position valued at $340.3 million as it boosted its exposure to the major PC chip supplier
• The fund had held just 100,000 Intel shares at the end of June, according to its previous quarterly disclosure, marking one of the most striking changes in its portfolio
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• Intel’s stock took a hammering late last month after the chipmaker warned of a severe cash burn this year due to the faltering PC market, bottlenecks in manufacturing and heavy spending on expanding production
• Still, the stock is up nearly 62 per cent year to date, as the company benefits from surging demand for AI data-center CPUs
• The fund cut its stake in Apple by 25.7 per cent to 393,680 shares and in ON Semiconductor by 92.7 per cent to 16,594 shares
• The disclosures on Friday were made through the so-called 13F regulatory filings, which show investment firms’ portfolios and are closely watched for trends even though the data is released with a delay
Source: Reuters
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