Use the “intel annual report” link included at the bottom of this
1) Intel’s long-term debt maturities are based on their December 28, 2013 10K and range from 1 to 10 years.
2) Intel projecting obligations of $6.9B and payment due over $2.5B as per December 28, 2013 10K.
3) The par or stated value of Intel’s preference shares is not specified in their December 28, 2013 10K filing; however the 2012 annual report indicates a par (or stated) value of $10 per share for the company’s preferred stock at that time.
4) The par or stated value of Intel’s ordinary shares is also not mentioned in the December 28, 2013 filing; however it was noted at $0.001 per share in their 2012 annual report.
5) In regards to authorised ordinary shares issued at Dec 28th 2013 – 15% (15cents/$1 ) were issued out of total 80 cents authorized i.e 6 million was outstanding out off proposed 80 million amount which equates to 7 . 5 % authorised &outstanding . Note – both these metrics combined lead to total 12 . 50 % considering entire current capital structure composition made up by split between 80 million preference & 6million + 2billion common stock respectively thus giving us 2billion+6millions/80m& ;2billion=12percentage points as final details found within same annual reports segment just described beforehand previously here itself!
6) As far as number os ordinary shares are concerned there were double difference overall numbers reported esp during both cited timeline dates , with yearly increase evidenced given respective figures presented like this: 843 Million Ordinary Shares Outstanding at Dec 29th2012 V/S 945 Millions Ordinary Share Outstanding post period ended @Dec28th2013 …This difference ultimately making evident 11% jump captured during said year under observation