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Intel's Arizona and Ireland deals gave away all its future foundry profits
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 56991, member: 636"] UBS analysts predict Intel stock could reach $40 per share if investors value the company's manufacturing division similarly to global foundry competitors. The chipmaker's shares rose four percent during premarket trading following SoftBank's announcement of a two billion dollar investment. Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan leads efforts to revitalize the struggling semiconductor company through strategic business changes. The investment bank maintains a neutral rating with a twenty-five dollar price target despite potential upside scenarios. Intel previously established Semiconductor Co-Investment Programs with asset management firms Apollo and Brookfield for facilities in Ireland and Arizona respectively. The Ireland partnership generated eleven billion dollars through a forty-nine percent stake sale in Fab 34 manufacturing operations. These agreements limit the company's earnings power because Intel must share operational profits with non-controlling partners. UBS notes the stock remains protected by book value ranging from seventeen to eighteen dollars per share. Independent valuation of manufacturing assets based on installed wafer capacity could drive shares toward the forty dollar target. [/QUOTE]
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