ASML, the Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer, announced on Wednesday its financial results for the second quarter, revealing sales of 6.24 billion euros ($6.82 billion), which surpassed the company's expectations. This figure, however, marks a decline in overall net sales compared to the same period last year. The report highlights the ongoing challenges posed by geopolitical uncertainties and restrictions on chip-related exports from the Netherlands to China. Despite these obstacles, ASML continues to experience strong demand for its products, indicating resilience in the face of external pressures.
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Original from TechNode.com: China accounts for nearly half of ASML’s Q2 revenue despite Dutch export restrictions
China accounts for nearly half of ASML’s Q2 revenue despite Dutch export restrictions
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