Chip firm Intel disclosed it owned 1,176,470 American depositary receipts of British chip designer Arm Holdings as of Sept. 30.
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Intel
disclosed that it bought more than a million
Arm Holdings
American depositary receipts in that company’s September initial public offering.
Intel (ticker: INTC)—among other tech companies including
Apple
(AAPL) and
Nvidia
(NVDA)—had been interested in buying ADRs of Arm, a British chip designer, but no investment size was specified. Arm ADRs priced at $51 a share in mid-September.
Chip firm Intel disclosed in a Securities and Exchange Commission form that it owned 1,176,470 Arm ADRs as of the end of September.
Intel didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment on the investment.
Arm ADRs were trading Wednesday at $54, about 6% above the IPO price.
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