After acquiring Intel last August, the U.S. government's holdings have increased in value by over $45 billion in just seven months.
Odaily reported, according to data from a certain exchange, Intel's US stock closed at $124.92, with a daily surge of +13.96%, bringing its market capitalization to over $627.8 billion. This means that the 9.9% stake (around 433.3 million shares) bought by the US government last August is now worth $54.1 billion, with an increase of more than $45 billion in just seven months.
Previously, it was reported that on August 22, 2025, the US government converted funds through the "CHIPS Act" and directly purchased Intel's newly issued original shares at a price of $20.47 per share.
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