ASML, based in the Netherlands, builds the machines that print circuit patterns onto silicon wafers, one layer at a time. It ended 2025 with $44.1 billion in orders still to be filled, more than a full year of sales (per company disclosures, converted from euros).
Its newest machine, High-NA, is already in use at Intel, and a successor is planned for launch by 2030.
Issue 26 of Inside the Index looks at how ASML makes money and what could change the story. $ASML is a current constituent of the Nasdaq-100®.
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