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ASML, the world's largest supplier of chip-making equipment, reports strong Q3 results driven by AI investments. The company expects continued growth despite anticipated decline in Chinese sales.
ASML, the world's largest supplier of computer chip-making equipment, has reported strong third-quarter results for 2025, surpassing analysts' expectations
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. The company's net bookings reached 5.40 billion euros ($6.27 billion), slightly above the consensus estimate of 5.36 billion euros1
. This performance has been largely attributed to the ongoing boom in artificial intelligence (AI) investments.
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CEO Christophe Fouquet highlighted the "continued positive momentum around investments in AI"
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. This trend is benefiting ASML's customers in both advanced logic chips, used in smartphones and AI data centers, and advanced memory chips crucial for AI applications1
. The company's optimism is further bolstered by recent mega deals between AI firms and chipmakers, such as OpenAI's plans to build $1 trillion or more in data center capacity1
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A standout metric from ASML's earnings report was the composition of its net bookings. Two-thirds of the 5.4 billion euros in net bookings came from orders for Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) systems
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. The company sold nine EUV systems in the quarter, totaling 3.6 billion euros, or an average of 400 million euros per unit4
. This surge in EUV demand is particularly significant for AI chip manufacturers like Nvidia, Broadcom, and AMD, as it indicates increased production capacity for advanced AI-capable chips4
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Despite the overall positive results, ASML anticipates a significant decline in Chinese sales for 2026
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. This comes after Chinese sales made up nearly half of the company's sales in 2024 and a third so far in 20251
. However, ASML remains optimistic about its overall growth prospects. The company expects its 2026 sales to be, at worst, flat compared to the projected 32.5 billion euros ($37.82 billion) in 20251
.The market responded positively to ASML's results, with shares rising about 3.2% in morning trading to 873.80 euros
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. Analysts at JPMorgan believe that concerns about a potentially worse-than-expected 2026 performance will be alleviated, and market focus will shift to the company's growth potential in 20271
. Goldman Sachs analyst Alexander Duval maintained a Buy rating on ASML and raised the price forecast from 935 euros to 1,050 euros3
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ASML's strong performance and optimistic outlook, despite challenges in the Chinese market, underscore the growing importance of AI in driving demand for advanced chip-making equipment. As the sole provider of EUV technology, ASML is well-positioned to benefit from the continued expansion of AI infrastructure and applications across various industries.
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