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Trump says US government’s Intel stock made the country $30B in last 90 days

The stake has risen to about $36 billion after Intel’s strong earnings and stock rally, creating one of the government’s largest paper gains.

  • The US government's investment in Intel Corp. has grown fourfold to about $36 billion, reflecting an estimated paper return of nearly $27 billion since August.
  • Intel CEO Tan Lip-Bu secured the government's investment after improving relations with President Donald Trump, who had previously called for Tan's removal.
  • The US taxpayer is expected to own 433.3 million Intel shares at $20.47 each, with over 270 million shares directly owned and some held in escrow, assuming all acquisition rights are exercised.
  • Intel shares surged 24% to an all-time high of $82.54, marking the largest gain since 1987, coinciding with President Trump's remarks about Intel and other chip companies' resurgence.
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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Friday, April 24, 2026.
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