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Dutch semiconductor equipment company ASML On Wednesday, a potential deceleration in the demand of their critical machines was lost in the net reservations.
ASML reported net reserves of 3.94 billion euros ($ 4.47 billion) during the first three months or 2025, versus a reported reuters reported or 4.89 billion euros.
This is how ASML did versus LSEG’s consensus estimates for the first quarter:
- Net sales: 7.74 billion, against 7.8 billion expected euros
- Net profit: 2.36 billion, versus 2.3 billion expected euros
Asml’s CEO, Christophe Fouquet, said Wednesday that the demand perspective “remains strong” with artificial intelligence that stays like a key driver. However, he added that “uncertainty with some customs” could the company as low as the lower end of its income guide throughout the year or 30 billion euros to 35 billion euros.
Global Chips actions have been fragile during the last two weeks amid concerns about how the tariff plans of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, will affect the semiconductor supply chain.
Last week, the US administration announced that smartphones, computers and semiconductors would be temporarily exempt from their so -called “reciprocal” tasks in contradictions. But on Sunday, Trump and his senior commercial officials created confusion with comments that would not be an “exception” of rates for the electronic industry, and that the goods were moving to a different “cube”.
On Tuesday, a federal government notice announced that the United States Department of Commerce was carrying out a national security investigation into semiconductor technology and related intermediate products. Research will examine whether additional commercial measures, including rates, are “necessary to protect national security.”
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