CNBC: Intel talks with big investors to increase their investment at discounted prices

According to CNBC, a U.S. financial media, people familiar with the matter pointed out that Intel is in talks with other large investors to discuss the possibility of increasing investment at a discounted price.

After the Japanese SoftBank Group Corp. announced earlier this week that it would invest $2 billion in Intel and that the U.S. government is considering the investment in Intel in different ways, Intel's stock price rebounded, but fell more than 7% today.

When U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said on the 20th that the U.S. government must obtain Intel's shares as a way to provide the exchange of funds for the "CHIPS Act".

People familiar with the matter pointed out that Intel is currently seeking additional investments from other large investors outside of the silver.

After years of sales decline and market share shrinking, Intel is trying to transform and revitalize.

Extended reading: US Minister has proved to have a stake with Intel, saying that chip production cannot rely on Taiwan Silver invested $2 billion in Intel, becoming the fifth largest shareholder