Intel's stock remains under pressure after a mixed 1Q FY2025 earnings report and a weak outlook, amidst ongoing trade tensions, including the delay of 18A ramps to 1H 2026. The new CEO's cost cuts, including a 20% workforce reduction, aim to ease profit loss pressure but may widen the gap with peers. Management expects the 1Q pull-forward demand from incoming tariff hikes to add growth pressure in 2Q.
Intel stock has stumbled lately, but I'm optimistic about CEO Tan's cultural and strategic reset; it feels like the right long-term move, despite some near-term challenges. Q1 results weren't pretty with flat revenues and China tensions, yet Intel's new focus on AI and foundry services could realistically restore its competitive strength. Investors willing to hold through 2026 might see meaningful upside once macro issues fade and Tan's turnaround strategy takes full effect, potentially rewarding patience.
Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, aims to flatten management, cut operational expenses, and refine AI strategy, but lacks detailed turnaround plans. Q1 results showed slight sales increase and EPS beat, but overall Intel faces margin pressures and uncertain market conditions. Intel's 2025 price target is reduced to $14.18 due to lowered EBITDA and free cash flow estimates, maintaining a hold rating.
Shares of Intel (INTC) finished the week on a down note after its latest financial outlook disappointed investors. The stock's next catalyst might be just a few days away.
Intel beat estimates but the guidance was once again abysmal. Cash burn is high and the debt is likely to lose IG status at this rate. We tell you what you should look for if this ship is indeed turning around.
Intel (INTC -6.56%) stock is seeing big sell-offs Friday following the company's first-quarter report. The company's share price was down 7% as of 2:45 p.m.
U.S. equities were mixed at midday as the markets continued to weigh the potential impact of tariffs. The Nasdaq gained and the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 fell.
Shares of Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC, ETR:INL) lost nearly 7.3% on Friday after the chipmaker offered a disappointing revenue outlook for the second quarter, triggering a flurry of analyst downgrades and warnings about the company's multi-year turnaround. Despite beating expectations for the first quarter, Intel forecast second-quarter revenue of $11.8 billion, falling short of analysts' estimates and raising fresh concerns over macroeconomic uncertainty, tariff headwinds, and persistent margin pressure.
Intel beats first-quarter earnings and revenue estimates but offers a downbeat outlook for the ongoing quarter.
Solid traction from an accelerated ramp-up of AI PCs helped INTC to beat first-quarter 2025 earnings estimates.
Jenny Horne dives into Alphabet (GOOGL) earnings after the tech giant reported an earnings beat and strong growth in its Google Cloud segment. Then, she turns her attention to Intel (INTC) as shares waver after the company's guidance comes in below estimates.
Yesterday was an eventful day for shareholders and employees of Intel Corp. The American chipmaker reported its Q1 2025 results while its new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, confirmed earlier reports that Intel would be laying off employees. Here's what you need to know about those layoffs and the latest movement in Intel's stock price.