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SoftBank to invest US$2 billion in Intel as part of US push

Nick Turner / Bloomberg
Nick Turner / Bloomberg • 2 min read
SoftBank to invest US$2 billion in Intel as part of US push
SoftBank, based in Tokyo, has been expanding its US footprint / Photo: Bloomberg
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SoftBank Group Corp agreed to buy US$2 billion in Intel Corp stock, a move that extends its US investment effort and offers a vote of confidence in the struggling chipmaker.

SoftBank will pay US$23 a share for Intel common stock, according to a joint statement Monday. The agreement, which the companies described as a move to “deepen their commitment” to US chip innovation, will be subject to customary closing conditions.

Intel shares jumped about 5% in late trading after the announcement. They had closed at US$23.66 in New York after a year-to-date gain of 18%.

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