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Hohimer Wealth Management Trims Intel Stake
Investment firm reduces position in chip giant by 45.7% in Q3
Published on Feb. 28, 2026
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Hohimer Wealth Management LLC decreased its holdings in shares of Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) by 45.7% during the third quarter, according to the company's recent SEC filing. The investment firm sold 15,095 shares, leaving it with 17,945 shares of the chip maker's stock valued at $602,000 at the end of the reporting period.
Why it matters
Intel is one of the world's largest semiconductor companies, so changes in institutional ownership of its stock can provide insights into broader market sentiment around the firm and the tech sector as a whole.
The details
Hohimer Wealth Management sold a significant portion of its Intel holdings in Q3 2025, reducing its position by nearly half. The firm cited unspecified reasons for the portfolio adjustment, though it still maintains a position in the chipmaker.
- Hohimer Wealth Management reduced its Intel stake during the third quarter of 2025.
The players
Hohimer Wealth Management LLC
An investment management firm that decreased its holdings in Intel Corporation.
Intel Corporation
A leading global designer and manufacturer of semiconductor products, including processors and chipsets for a wide range of computing applications.
The takeaway
This filing highlights the shifting investment landscape around major tech companies like Intel, as institutional investors continually evaluate and adjust their portfolios based on market conditions and their own outlooks.


