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There is no reshoring equity premium — the AI customer's cash conversion is all that re-rates.

CHIPS awards, government equity stakes, and even customer-prepaid capacity leave the builders roughly 45% below their highs while capex consumes their free cash flow; the only re-ratings go to names converting AI demand into margin today or optioning a credible future AI customer.

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Who Actually Wins from Reshoring
GlobalFoundries: A Reshoring Name That Trades on AI Optics, Not Reshoring

A $1.5B CHIPS award, a government equity stake, and four straight beats still left GF 45% below its high because the equity tracks AI-optics order flow, not domestic capacity or subsidy.

Who Actually Wins from Reshoring
Intel Rallies 30% in a Month on the Ohio Memory Option; TSMC Mulls a Texas Campus Beyond Its $265B Arizona Bet

Valuation keys to converting AI demand — record margins for TSMC or a credible future-customer option for Intel — while the subsidized, revenue-free domestic megafab itself prices at zero.

Who Actually Wins from Reshoring
Amkor Doubles Down: Peoria Campus to $12B on NVIDIA Prepayment as Phase 1 Cleanroom Commitments Sell Out

Even fully contracted, NVIDIA-prepaid reshoring capex earns a deep equity discount because capex consumes the free cash flow and the margin payoff is deferred to 2028–29.