Perusahaan mana yang sahamnya diambil alih sekitar 10% oleh pemerintah AS?

The U.S. government took roughly a 10% equity stake in Intel by converting money it had already committed under the CHIPS Act, along with related Secure Enclave program funds, into shares of company stock instead of simply handing over cash grants. The move was meant to strengthen Intel's finances while giving American taxpayers a direct ownership interest in a chipmaker seen as strategically important for domestic semiconductor manufacturing.

Micron and GlobalFoundries are both real American chipmakers that have also received CHIPS Act support, but neither was the company where the government converted its grant into an actual equity stake in 2025 — that distinction belonged specifically to Intel.

Taking an ownership stake in a private company, without a board seat, was an unusual step for the U.S. government to take outside of wartime or financial-crisis-era interventions, drawing comparisons to bailout-era stakes taken in banks and automakers.