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Alphabet discloses US$548 million worth of Qualcomm stake

The Google parent holds nearly three million shares of the chipmaker as at September

Alphabet disclosed on Friday that it holds nearly 3 million shares, valued at $547.9 million, in chipmaker Qualcomm as of September. The Google parent's stake in the semiconductor company rose more than 3% in premarket trading. Meanwhile, Alphabet has expanded its ownership in SpaceX to around 555 million shares, up from 551.2 million earlier.

The company faced criticism from investors earlier this week after it missed Wall Street expectations for smartphone chip sales due to weak demand. Despite this, Qualcomm had forecast better-than-expected revenue for its nascent data-center segment.

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