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ASML, the leading provider of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, has raised concerns about tariffs increasing uncertainty for its 2025 and 2026 projections despite maintaining its annual guidance. CEO Christophe Fouquet indicated that customer discussions suggested growth in these years, although ASML’s net bookings fell short in the first quarter. The CFO mentioned the possibility of passing tariff costs to customers and suggested free trade zones to mitigate impacts. With strong demand for AI technologies continuing to drive growth, ASML remains at the industry's forefront amid these challenges.
Source: YAHOO