Semiconductor manufacturer shares Intel Corporation fall into Wall Street at noon on Monday, extending Friday’s losses after pessimistic prospects for the current year undermined investor confidence in the company.
The Silicon Valley-based company’s shares were trading at $42.67 per unit, a decline of 5.33 percent.
Last Friday, the Intel stock They closed with a drop of 17%, which represented a loss in market value of more than 44,000 million dollars, according to information from Economática.
After reporting its results for the last quarter of 2025, the company stated that it expects losses to continue in the first quarter of this year, as the company feels the impact of the increase in the costs of memory components.
Intel’s CFO David Zinsnerattributed the conservative outlook to current supply constraints and explained that seasonal demand was limited by production capacity.
“We don’t have the supply we need for the first quarter, but that should improve in the second quarter,” the manager said in an interview.
