ASML Holding NV has projected third-quarter 2025 revenue of €7.899 billion, representing a 5.8% increase from €7.47 billion in the same quarter last year. The company expects earnings per share (EPS) of €5.61, signaling steady growth driven by strong demand for advanced semiconductor equipment. ASML’s stock closed at €844.00, rising 3.70% on the day, reflecting investor optimism surrounding its latest technological breakthroughs and market outlook.

The company also announced that it has begun installing its groundbreaking 0.55 NA High-NA EUV lithography platform, a critical milestone toward commercial deployment of next-generation chipmaking technology. In September, ASML successfully completed the first High-NA system assembly in Korea, underscoring its commitment to advancing semiconductor manufacturing precision and productivity.

In addition, ASML shares gained 2.6% earlier in the week following remarks from President Donald Trump, who expressed an interest in assisting China’s technology sector — a statement that boosted confidence across European semiconductor stocks.

With global demand for advanced chips surging across AI, automotive, and computing sectors, ASML’s continued innovation and strong quarterly performance position it as a cornerstone of the semiconductor industry’s next growth phase.