ASML CFO says decline in China sales not linked with previous stockpiling
ReutersOct 15, 2025 8:08 AM
Oct 15 (Reuters) - ASML's ASML.AS expected decline in China sales is not due to previous stockpiling by its Chinese customers, finance chief Roger Dassen told reporters on Wednesday.
The world's biggest supplier of computer chip equipment said in its third-quarter earnings report that it expected a significant fall in demand from China next year.
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