The facts
Third-quarter diluted earnings were US$0.60 under GAAP and US$0.52 on Intel’s adjusted, non-GAAP measure. The comparable year-earlier figures were US$0.90 and US$0.23, respectively. [1]
Intel forecast fourth-quarter diluted GAAP earnings of US$0.10 a share and adjusted earnings of US$0.25. Reuters reported an adjusted analyst expectation of US$0.43; forecasts are not achieved results. [1][2]
Data Center and AI revenue rose 78% to US$7.3 billion. Client Computing and Physical AI revenue fell 5% to US$8.1 billion. Segment revenues include internal transactions and cannot simply be added to net company sales. [1]
CFO David Zinsner told Reuters that an October explosion had shut Intel’s Kiryat Gat plant in Israel for two weeks. He estimated a roughly US$300 million revenue impact in each of the fourth quarter and the following first quarter. [2]
The Nasdaq-listed INTC quote was timestamped 10:27:01 a.m. EDT on 30 October, during regular trading. Yahoo Finance's previous-close value was US$92.07; the US$26.31 decline is 28.6%, rounded. This is not a closing return. [3]
Reuters' 30 October report said shares of AMD, Arm, Qualcomm, Nvidia, Broadcom and Micron fell between 2% and 10%, alongside declines in server makers. These were evolving trading snapshots, not completed daily returns. [4]
Kiplinger's completed-session report records Intel's October 30 decline at 28.6%. AP independently describes an almost 29% fall. These end-of-session reports supersede the earlier current-status description of trading still being in progress. [5][6]
The Nasdaq Composite closed at 25,437.00, down 2.9%. The S&P 500 closed at 7,580.07, down 1.8%, and the Dow at 51,770.31, down 1.1%, according to AP's closing bulletin. [5][6]
Still unconfirmed
- Intel was still assessing damaged wafers and the disruption’s eventual extent. The plant incident occurred earlier in October; the financial disclosure is not a report of a new explosion on 29 October.
Corrections & updates
Substantive update: Added the 30 October regular-session share-price fall, its exact quote time and previous-close comparison, plus Reuters' reporting on the wider chip-sector selloff. The original 29 October outlook and earlier-October factory incident retain their dates. No final closing return or record loss is claimed.
Substantive update: Replaced the current-status intraday summary with the completed October 30 session: Intel down 28.6% and Nasdaq down 2.9%, checked in AP and independently owned Kiplinger reporting. The earlier 14:27 UTC quote remains a dated historical snapshot. This is a Friday closing result, not a new weekend market session or a new earnings announcement.
Sources
References support the numbered facts above. Source checks: 1 Nov 2026, 00:57 UTC.
Intel's results, the earlier Reuters outlook report and dated Yahoo intraday snapshot are retained. The actual AP closing bulletin and independently owned Kiplinger completed-session report establish the final daily declines. A different analyst-consensus figure in later commentary is not substituted for the explicitly attributed earlier Reuters comparison. No unverified closing share price or weekend trading is invented.
- Intel reports third-quarter 2026 financial results
Intel · Primary source · 29 Oct 2026
- Intel signals slower growth as PC demand cools
Reuters via AOL · Reporting · 29 Oct 2026
Actual updated report by Anhata Rooprai and Max A. Cherney, including Zinsner interview. Independently owned from Intel. No changing after-hours percentage is presented as a regular-session close.
- INTC intraday market-data snapshot, 30 October 2026
Yahoo Finance market data · Primary source · 30 Oct 2026
Actual JSON read at 14:27:03 UTC. USD/NasdaqGS INTC: regularMarketTime 14:27:01 UTC, price 65.76, previousClose 92.07. The quote lies inside the returned regular session, 13:30–20:00 UTC. The percentage is calculated from this single feed; no after-hours or closing-record claim.
- Intel warning sparks chip rout as PC weakness clouds turnaround
Reuters, via CNA · Reporting · 30 Oct 2026
Actual updated body read. It reports a roughly 29% Friday intraday decline and broader chip/server losses. Independent of Intel and Yahoo; provisional market-value and historic-record projections are not adopted.
- How major US stock indexes fared Friday, October 30, 2026
Associated Press via AOL · Reporting · 30 Oct 2026
- Nasdaq falls another 747 points as Intel is way outside: Stock Market Today
Kiplinger / David Dittman · Reporting · 30 Oct 2026