ASML
TechnologyASML Holding N.V.
Semiconductors
$1,435.79-0.22%
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About This Company
ASML is a Dutch company that makes the highly specialized machines chip manufacturers need to produce advanced computer chips. They are a critical supplier for the semiconductor industry, providing essential equipment like lithography systems that essentially "print" circuits onto silicon wafers. This makes ASML a foundational company, enabling the creation of everything from smartphones to artificial intelligence.
https://www.asml.comKey Statistics
Open$1,428.29
Day High$1,442.20
Day Low$1,414.00
Prev. Close$1,438.99
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Market Cap$553.38B
Volume212.70K
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Beta1.38
Company Information
Sector
Technology
Industry
Semiconductors
Employees
43,129
Country
NL
IPO Date
1995-03-15
Exchange
NASDAQ
52-Week Range
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$1,435.79
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Catalysts & Risks
Catalysts
- ▲Continued strong demand for advanced semiconductor nodes, particularly from AI and HPC applications, driving EUV and DUV tool orders.
- ▲Further technological advancements and adoption of High-NA EUV systems, solidifying ASML's indispensable position in leading-edge chip manufacturing.
- ▲Expansion of global chip manufacturing capacity, including new fabs in the US, Europe, and Asia, increasing the total addressable market for ASML's equipment.
- ▲Relaxation or stabilization of geopolitical tensions and export controls, allowing ASML to fully serve all major markets, particularly China.
Risks
- ▼Intensification of geopolitical tensions and export restrictions, particularly concerning sales to China, potentially limiting revenue and market access.
- ▼Cyclical downturns in the semiconductor industry, leading to reduced capital expenditure from chipmakers and lower demand for new equipment.
- ▼Emergence of competing lithography technologies or significant delays/challenges in the development and adoption of next-generation High-NA EUV.
- ▼Macroeconomic headwinds such as inflation, high interest rates, and a global recession, impacting consumer electronics demand and chip production.
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