This past week, ASML’s third-quarter earnings leaked a day early. The market was caught off guard in more ways than one. ASML’s outlook was weak, and the worries sparked an industrywide panic.

ASML still maintains a massive 36 billion in bookings. One analyst estimated on the earnings call that this means 2025 is fully booked and 2026 is 30% to 40% booked.

ASML’s strong moat is challenged by potential competitors and geopolitical risks. Read why ASML stock’s premium valuation may not align with future growth.

Positive Points ASML Holding NV (NASDAQ:ASML) reported total net sales of EUR7.7 billion for Q2 2025, reaching the upper end of their guidance. The company's gross margin for the quarter was above ...

Shares of ASML are down for a second straight day after the company's 2025 outlook disappointed. The semiconductor-gear manufacturer accidentally released its results a day early Tuesday due to a ...

ASML's robust backlog and the increasing demand for AI-driven chip making capacity support its long-term growth potential. Thus, we rate ASML stock a 'Buy'.

ASML’s High NA systems, the most advanced of their kind on the market, reportedly cost $380 million apiece. The company expects to recognize revenue from the deal in its earnings results once ...

And overseeing ASML, and making sure it remains at the cutting edge of chipmaking technology, is Christophe Fouquet, who’s been CEO of the firm since April. Fouquet’s ascent into the top ...

ASML last reported quarterly earnings on July 17, and the stock is down by nearly 25% since then. That includes a 3.9% decline as of 11:55 a.m. ET Wednesday.

ASML downgraded forecasts in October, saying industrial chips remain in a slump. But it still sees 2025 sales rising on to 30-35 billion euros, up from 28 billion euros in 2024, as customers ...

ASML still has a long way to go in 2025 to fulfill booking expectations for its lithography systems, after net bookings, the industry's most closely watched figure, came in at 3.9 billion euro ($4 ...

ASML stock currently trades at a premium to the Zacks Computer and Technology sector. Its forward 12-month price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 29.22 exceeds the sector’s average of 26.19.