TSMC and Samsung, two leading chipmakers, have committed to using ASML's High NA EUV lithography machines, which cost around $400 million each, to produce more advanced chips. Samsung plans to adopt this technology for DRAM memory manufacturing starting in 2028, while TSMC expects to use it for advanced chips by 2030, driven by AI chip demands. This adoption is seen as crucial for ASML's growth, as the High NA machines enable printing smaller, more intricate circuit patterns. Both companies will also collaborate with ASML on next-generation photomask technology to improve chipmaking efficiency and reduce costs.
ASML Holding N.V. is rated a Strong Buy due to its robust revenue guidance of €44.5 billion for fiscal year 2026 and a strong gross margin of 56%. The company shows exceptional profitability with a trailing twelve months EBIT margin of 39% and return...
ASML Holding will pay a dividend of $2.09 per share on November 4 to shareholders recorded by October 27, a 3.69% decrease from the previous $2.17 payment in August. Despite this quarter's slight drop, the total dividend for 2026 is set at $9.31 per ...
ASML reported record sales in Q3 and strong demand visibility through 2028, but supply constraints remain a key challenge. Despite this strong performance, ASML's stock trades 18% below its 52-week high as the market adjusts growth expectations. The ...
