Trending: ASML Shares Fall After Predicting Flat Sales Next Year
19 October 2023 - 1:13AM
Dow Jones News
1340 GMT - ASML Holding is among the most mentioned companies
across news items over the past eight hours, according to Factiva
data, after the Dutch company said it expects revenue next year to
be similar to 2023, sending shares lower. The Dutch
semiconductor-equipment maker made the disclosure as it reported a
drop in third-quarter sales as orders fell 71% compared with the
same period a year earlier. ASML's conservative near-term view
might in part be due to new China restrictions, Jefferies says in a
note. "The new China restrictions announced by the U.S. government
may also be partly responsible for the flat outlook, which ASML
interprets as being applicable to a limited number of fabs in
China," analysts write referring to the fabrication plants in the
country which accounted for 46% of its third-quarter revenue.
Shares are down 3.65% at EUR552.0 having fallen to a low of
EUR544.30 earlier in the session. However, shares are up 11% over
the year to date and 38.5% higher on the year. Dow Jones & Co.
owns Factiva. (ian.walker@wsj.com.)
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October 18, 2023 09:58 ET (13:58 GMT)
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