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Intel (INTC) Gross profit history

Intel's gross profit was $18.4 billion for the fiscal year ended December 2025, up 5.9% from $17.3 billion a year earlier. In fiscal 2012 it was $33.2 billion. In the most recent quarter (ended June 2026) gross profit was $6.5 billion, +83.8% from the same quarter a year earlier.

Fiscal yearGross profitChange
2025$18.4 billion+5.9%
2024$17.3 billion-20.1%
2023$21.7 billion-19.2%
2022$26.9 billion-38.7%
2021$43.8 billion+0.5%
2020$43.6 billion+3.5%
2019$42.1 billion-3.7%
2018$43.7 billion+11.9%
2017$39.1 billion+7.9%
2016$36.2 billion+4.5%
2015$34.7 billion-2.6%
2014$35.6 billion+13.0%
2013$31.5 billion-4.9%
2012$33.2 billion

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