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American Focus > Blog > Economy > Intel faces ‘uphill battle’ as its stock hovers near record lows: Goldman Sachs analyst
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Intel faces ‘uphill battle’ as its stock hovers near record lows: Goldman Sachs analyst

Last updated: September 9, 2024 5:45 pm
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Intel (INTC) is facing a challenging road ahead as its stock struggles near record lows, with analysts expressing uncertainty about the company’s ability to compete with industry leaders like Nvidia (NVDA), AMD (AMD), and Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM).

Goldman Sachs analyst Toshiya Hari recently stated that Intel is facing an “uphill battle” to turn itself around and catch up with its competitors. Hari rates Intel’s shares as Sell, believing that the company needs time to improve its technology, especially in the AI chip sector, to match the performance of its rivals.

Intel’s recent financial performance has been disappointing, with the company missing analyst estimates on sales, gross profit margin, and earnings in the second quarter. This was attributed to challenging market conditions and higher-than-expected costs for AI chip production. As a result, Intel announced the suspension of its dividend, a move that will take effect in the fourth quarter, marking a significant shift for the company which had previously paid dividends for 125 consecutive quarters.

To address its financial challenges, Intel also announced a 15% reduction in its workforce and CEO Pat Gelsinger described it as the biggest restructuring since the memory microprocessor decision four decades ago. Despite the setbacks, Gelsinger remains committed to leading Intel through this difficult period, exploring options such as an IPO of its chipmaking business Altera and the sale of its foundry business to boost investor confidence.

Intel’s stock has declined by approximately 50% in the past year, while Nvidia and AMD have seen significant gains. Analyst Harlan Sur from JPMorgan rates Intel’s stock as Underweight, highlighting concerns about the company’s ability to execute its technology and diversification initiatives successfully.

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In a recent podcast episode of Opening Bid, EMJ Capital founder Eric Jackson made a compelling case for a doubling in Nvidia’s stock price, further underscoring the challenges Intel faces in the competitive tech landscape.

Overall, Intel’s future remains uncertain as it navigates through tough market conditions and intensifying competition. It will be crucial for the company to demonstrate its ability to innovate and execute on its strategic roadmap to regain investor confidence and remain relevant in the ever-evolving tech industry.

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