INTEL Corp

INTC · Last report: Aug 14, 2026 · Data updated Oct 15, 2026

In the last 6 months, Chief Executive (CEO) Lip-Bu Tan bought $10.0M and Top lawyer April Miller Boise and 1 other sold $6.5M of INTEL Corp stock.

None of the sales were pre-planned.

Biggest single trade: Chief Executive (CEO) Lip-Bu Tan bought $10.0M on Aug 11, 2026.

Notable selling

Our rating: Notable selling. A top leader, or a big shareholder, sold a large amount by choice. This is our opinion from simple rules, not a fact and not advice.

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Trades, newest first

Chief Executive (CEO) Lip-Bu Tan

Chief Executive (CEO) · Board member

$10.0M

▲ BOUGHTAug 11105,263 shares at $95.00See the report ↗

Senior executive Nagasubramaniyan Chandrasekaran

Senior executive

$2.5M

▼ SOLDMay 2921,024 shares at $118.28See the report ↗

Top lawyer April Miller Boise

Top lawyer

$4.0M

▼ SOLDMay 140,256 shares at $99.53See the report ↗

Show other filings (44)

These are not normal buys or sells: things like stock received as pay, shares sold automatically to cover taxes, gifts, or turning options into shares. They usually say little.

Jul 30 · Nagasubramaniyan Chandrasekaran
Turned stock options into shares33,007 sh

Jul 30 · Nagasubramaniyan Chandrasekaran
Shares held back to pay taxes14,738 sh

Jul 30 · Nagasubramaniyan Chandrasekaran
Turned stock options into shares33,007 sh

Jul 30 · Craig Barratt
Received stock as part of pay1,461 sh

Jun 1 · David Zinsner
Turned stock options into shares37,015 sh

Jun 1 · David Zinsner
Shares held back to pay taxes18,353 sh

Jun 1 · David Zinsner
Turned stock options into shares37,015 sh

May 30 · Aliyar Katouzian
Received stock as part of pay120,005 sh

May 30 · Aliyar Katouzian
Received stock as part of pay32,729 sh

May 30 · Aparna Bawa
Received stock as part of pay27,274 sh

May 13 · Dion Weisler
Received stock as part of pay2,782 sh

May 13 · Stacy Smith
Received stock as part of pay2,782 sh

May 13 · Gregory Smith
Received stock as part of pay2,782 sh

May 13 · Steve Sanghi
Received stock as part of pay2,782 sh

May 13 · Barbara Novick
Received stock as part of pay4,284 sh

May 13 · Eric Meurice
Received stock as part of pay2,782 sh

May 13 · Alyssa Henry
Received stock as part of pay2,782 sh

May 13 · Andrea Jo Goldsmith
Received stock as part of pay2,782 sh

May 13 · James Goetz
Received stock as part of pay2,782 sh

May 13 · Craig Barratt
Received stock as part of pay3,895 sh

May 7 · Andrea Jo Goldsmith
Turned stock options into shares12,552 sh

May 7 · Frank Yeary
Turned stock options into shares26,611 sh

May 7 · Dion Weisler
Turned stock options into shares12,552 sh

May 7 · Stacy Smith
Turned stock options into shares12,552 sh

May 7 · Gregory Smith
Turned stock options into shares12,552 sh

May 7 · Steve Sanghi
Turned stock options into shares12,552 sh

May 7 · Eric Meurice
Turned stock options into shares12,552 sh

May 7 · Alyssa Henry
Turned stock options into shares12,552 sh

May 7 · James Goetz
Turned stock options into shares12,552 sh

May 7 · Craig Barratt
Turned stock options into shares2,730 sh

Apr 30 · Nagasubramaniyan Chandrasekaran
Turned stock options into shares33,008 sh

Apr 30 · Nagasubramaniyan Chandrasekaran
Shares held back to pay taxes13,649 sh

Apr 30 · Nagasubramaniyan Chandrasekaran
Turned stock options into shares33,008 sh

What does this mean?

Company leaders: The people who run a company or sit on its board, plus anyone who owns more than 10% of it. The law calls them "insiders."
Big shareholder: A person or fund that owns more than 10% of the company.
Pre-planned sale: A sale scheduled months ahead with a written plan, so it says less about what the person thinks today.
Unplanned sale: A sale the person decided on at the time, which can say more.
Our rating: A quick label from simple rules (how big, who sold, how many sold together). It is our opinion, not a fact and not advice.