Intel reports near $53 billion revenue but a $60 million net loss for FY 2025 amid foundry transition costs.
Intel reported revenue of nearly $52.9 billion for fiscal year 2025, reflecting its role in PCs, data centers, and automotive chips. The company posted a net loss of $60 million, equating to a negative net margin of 0.1%, driven by expenses tied to its shift toward foundry services for external chip designers.
The company’s debt-to-equity ratio stood at 0.4x, while its current ratio was approximately 2.0x as of December 2025. Intel’s strategy focuses on expanding its manufacturing capabilities to compete with industry leaders like TSMC, despite ongoing financial pressures.
Qualcomm, by contrast, remains a leader in mobile and automotive connectivity, though its financial performance was not detailed in the report. Both firms face distinct challenges as they navigate evolving semiconductor demand.