Intel

Intel posts 9M revenue of $46.2B (+18% YoY) but $11.4B net loss as restructuring charges and interest headwinds offset manufacturing ramp.

Intel reported 9-month revenue of $46.2 billion, up 18% year-over-year, driven by client computing and accelerator demand, but posted a $11.4 billion net loss attributable to Intel after $4.3 billion in restructuring charges and $12.2 billion in net interest and other headwinds, primarily mark-to-market losses on contingent Escrowed Shares. Operating cash generation remained positive at $13.2 billion over nine months. The company raised $22.6 billion in equity capital through a public offering and increased debt issuance to $13.0 billion, signaling execution pressure on foundry expansion while managing near-term P&L deterioration from transition costs.

Intel Corporation is a global semiconductor and technology company that designs and manufactures microprocessors, chipsets, and related products for computing, communications, and storage markets. The company operates across multiple segments serving data center, client computing, and emerging technology end markets. Intel also operates a foundry services business serving external customers.

Primary products

• Client Computing Processors (CPUs)
• Data Center Processors and Accelerators
• Foundry Services (IFS) for third-party chip design
• Memory products (formerly NAND flash via divested operations)
• Networking and connectivity products