ASML Holding N.V.New US export control legislation may tighten restrictions on ASML's sales of less advanced DUV lithography equipment to China, threatening up to 20% of revenue.

U.S. lawmakers are advancing new export controls legislation that could tighten restrictions on advanced chipmaking equipment sales to China. The proposal would encourage U.S. allies to align more closely on limits for technologies used in semiconductor production, potentially affecting ASML Holding's China business, particularly for less-advanced DUV tools that are currently allowed to be sold. China is expected to account for up to 20% of ASML Holding's revenue this year through legally permitted, less advanced systems, and any move that pushes U.S. allies to tighten rules could reshape that revenue stream. The stock recently closed at €1,540.8, up 56.2% year to date and 126.0% over the past year. The upcoming policy debate may shape expectations around global chip capacity, equipment lead times, and where ASML can sell certain tools in the years ahead.
ASML Holding N.V.New US export control legislation may tighten restrictions on ASML's sales of less advanced DUV lithography equipment to China, threatening up to 20% of revenue.