The financial head of Dutch chipmaking equipment giant ASML – following a year of double-digit sales growth for the company’s machines – said he expects the firm’s already declining sales to China to fall even further, as trade restrictions prevent shipments of the firm’s most advanced units to Chinese clients and demand for other models is likely to taper off after an earlier rush.
China’s share of ASML’s global sales dropped by 8 percentage points in 2025, falling to 33 per cent from the 41…
ASML reports heated global demand in 2025, but cools China outlook amid US sanctions
