Summary:
- Intel is considering selling its network and edge divisions to sharpen focus on core strengths.
- Analysts foresee a slight decline in Intel's stock price, but GuruFocus estimates indicate potential upside.
- The current consensus from brokerage firms rates Intel as a "Hold."
Intel's Strategic Shift Under CEO Lip-Bu Tan
In an ambitious move to realign its business strategy, Intel (INTC, Financial) is evaluating the divestment of its network and edge segments. This initiative aligns with CEO Lip-Bu Tan's vision to hone in on Intel's core competencies, notably in its PC and data center chip sectors. Although Intel is in the early stages of consultation, actively seeking advisors, the official divestiture process has yet to commence.
Wall Street Analysts' Price Projections
According to projections from 31 analysts, the average one-year price target for Intel Corp (INTC, Financial) stands at $21.26. Within this spectrum, forecasts range from a high of $28.30 to a low of $14.00. Notably, the current price of $21.38 suggests a minimal downside potential of 0.56%. For a more granular breakdown of these estimates, visit the Intel Corp (INTC) Forecast page.
Brokerage Consensus: A "Hold" Recommendation
The consensus evaluation from 47 brokerage firms positions Intel Corp's (INTC, Financial) average recommendation at 3.1, reflecting a "Hold" status. The rating scale, ranging from 1 (Strong Buy) to 5 (Sell), indicates a cautious stance by analysts.
GuruFocus GF Value Insights
GuruFocus provides a calculated GF Value for Intel Corp (INTC, Financial) at $23.65 over the next year. This suggests an optimistic upside potential of 10.62% from the current market price of $21.38. The GF Value is derived from Intel's historical trading multiples, past growth, and future business performance prospects. For further details, explore the Intel Corp (INTC) Summary page.
