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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (2330.TW), the world's largest contract chipmaker, is still assessing when it will use ASML's cutting-edge high numerical aperture (NA) machines for its future process nodes, an executive said on Tuesday.
The US government's inconsistent tariff policies are causing uncertainty, leading to reduced corporate CAPEX spending, slower growth, and potential recession risks. The uncertainty in the market is evident; US GDP growth in Q1 was negative, and the economy may enter recession in Q2 2025. Yet, the technical recession will likely be short-lived, and if equities pull back, this will serve as a good buying opportunity.
ASML is the unrivaled infrastructure play for the AI boom, holding a monopoly on EUV lithography essential to all advanced chips. Decades of R&D and massive barriers to entry give ASML a Buffett-style 'moat with sharks,' ensuring its dominance and technological lead. Despite regulatory risks and export controls, ASML's projected high-teens EPS growth and rapid dividend increases make it a compelling long-term investment.
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ASML's new $400 million chip colossus transforms how semiconductors are made. CNBC got the first-ever on-camera look at the new machine, called High NA.
ASML's technological leadership and robust financials offer strong long-term growth potential, making the stock worth buying.
ASML's book to bill metrics indicate slower demand. And tariffs pose additional challenges to revenues and gross margins via higher input costs. Slower product upgrade cycles due to oversupply conditions with Chinese semi players are likely to pressure gross margins further in H2 FY25. ASML stock valuation multiples are a little higher than the longer term median levels.
ASML reports transactions under its current share buyback program VELDHOVEN, the Netherlands – ASML Holding N.V. (ASML) reports the following transactions, conducted under ASML's current share buyback program.
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Semiconductor stocks have struggled since last summer, with the SMH ETF underperforming the broader market and several individual names experiencing sharp corrections—a familiar pattern in this highly cyclical industry.