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1996 Intel Annual Report
strategy for growth

The results: The bottom line for customers and stockholders

139% Increase in fiscal year-end stock price, 1995-1996Why we do what we do

Intel is committed to building value for stockholders. We maintain a vigilant, flexible and highly strategic approach to market opportunities in order to maximize long-term results. We are pleased that our efforts have returned significant value for our investors. In fiscal 1996, Intel's market capitalization increased more than $64 billion, and our fiscal year-end stock price grew 139 percent.




Outstanding earnings growth
For fiscal 1996, our earnings per share were $5.81, a 44 percent jump over 1995 earnings per share.
Graph of Intel stock growth
Many happy returns
Intel stock has split 10 times through 1996. A purchase of 100 shares for $2,350 at the initial public offering in 1971 would have grown to 15,188 shares worth more than $2 million by the end of fiscal 1996.

Newspaper image reprinted by permission of the Wall Street Journal, (C)1996 Dow Jones & Company. All rights reserved.

Note: Past performance does not guarantee future results. Share and per share amounts reported herein have been adjusted for stock splits through 1996 only.


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