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Should Semiconductor Stock Investors Buy Intel Stock Instead of Taiwan Semiconductor Stock?

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Parkev Tatevosian, CFA profile imageParkev Tatevosian, CFA04 Jul 2026, 11:45 UTC
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The analysis compares Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) and Intel (INTC) based on their financial performance over the past decade. TSM has shown significant revenue growth, doubling its revenue from approximately \$30 billion in 2017 to \$133 billion in the trailing twelve months, while Intel's revenue has declined from \$65 billion to \$53.76 billion over the same period. TSM's operating margin has remained strong, peaking at 53.18%, whereas Intel's operating margin has fallen to 2.47%. TSM's CAPEX to Revenue ratio is currently 0.327, indicating substantial investment in its manufacturing capabilities, while Intel's ratio is 0.244, suggesting a more conservative approach. TSM's forward P/E ratio is 28.14, significantly lower than Intel's 116.79, indicating TSM is trading at a lower valuation relative to its earnings. The analysis suggests that TSM is undervalued, with a calculated intrinsic value per share of \$628.42 compared to its market price of \$449.46. Conversely, Intel is perceived as overvalued, with its intrinsic value per share estimated at \$49.88 against a market price of \$128.37. Geopolitical factors, particularly the tensions between China and Taiwan, are highlighted as a potential risk for TSM, which is expanding its manufacturing facilities globally. However, the analysis concludes that TSM's strong fundamentals and favorable valuation make it a more attractive investment than Intel, despite the geopolitical uncertainties.

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