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The US Government's 10% Intel Stake Swells Past $50 Billion

2026-07-07

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Summary

The federal government's roughly 10% stake in Intel — created in August 2025 by converting $5.7 billion in CHIPS Act grants and $3.2 billion in defense funds into 433 million shares — has ballooned in value.
The holding jumped from about $8.9 billion to $56.5 billion by May 2026, boosted after Intel struck a preliminary deal to make chips for Apple.
It's part of a broader push: Washington has announced some 30 investment deals worth about $26.7 billion since early 2025.

The question

Government equity stakes in firms like Intel are smart industrial policy.

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