Delays in Leixlip put Intel on hook for $1.1bn in damages to investment giant Apollo
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Intel announced that it may owe up to $1.1 billion in damages to Apollo, a private equity firm, due to self-imposed construction delays at its new Fab 34 facility in Leixlip, County Kildare. These delays stem from the company's strategic decision to reduce near-term capacity needs. Furthermore, Intel has already recorded a $755 million charge in response to these construction setbacks, emphasizing the financial ramifications of the situation as the company navigates its operational challenges.
Intel's self-imposed construction delays at its Fab 34 facility in Kildare could lead to damages of up to $1.1 billion for not meeting milestones.
The chip maker has already accounted for a $755 million charge due to the delays, indicating significant financial impact from its decision to reduce near-term capacity.
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