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Intel agrees to pay $14.2B to repurchase Apollo's 49% stake in the Fab 34 JV in Ireland, and plans to issue $6.5B in new debt to fund it; INTC closed up 8.84%

Bloomberg Ian King

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  • @intelnews @intelnews on x
    .@intel and @apolloglobal announced a definitive agreement for Intel to repurchase the 49% equity interest in the joint venture related to Intel's Fab 34 in Ireland. The agreement reflects Intel's continued business momentum underpinned by the growing and essential role CPUs play…
  • @adrianweckler Adrian Weckler on x
    Intel to buy back the 49pc of the Fab 34 plant it sold to US private equity firm Apollo in 2024. It will pay $14.2bn, a $3bn premium on the $11.2bn it sold it for in 2024. Will be seen as a vote of confidence in Leixlip operation and its 4,900 workers. https://www.independent.ie/…
  • @dzinsner David Zinsner on x
    Today we announced that Intel is repurchasing the 49% equity interest in our Fab 34 joint venture from Apollo for $14.2 billion — unwinding a structure that served us exactly as intended when we put it in place in 2024.  The original SCIP arrangement gave us critical financial fl…
  • @jt_martin Ben on x
    Apollo paid $11.2 billion for 49% of Intel's Fab 34 in 2024.  Eighteen months later, Intel paid $14.2 billion to buy it back.  Stock's up 9%...That 2024 deal was never really a sale.  It was structured financing in a joint venture wrapper.  Intel needed cash to fund 18A developme…
  • @jukan05 Jukan on x
    Intel buying back the stake in its Ireland fab is genuinely surprising.  It is remarkable that the company's financial position improved so much in such a short period of time.  It can also be interpreted as a sign that the company is very optimistic about its CPU business going …
  • @adrianweckler Adrian Weckler on x
    While Intel's Kildare campus does not currently make the company's newest 18A or Panther Lake chips, it can produce the cutting-edge data-centre Granite Rapids Xeon 6A chips, said to be the company's most valuable and in-demand product at present.
  • r/intelstock r on reddit
    Intel to Repurchase 49% Equity Interest in Ireland Fab Joint Venture