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    Chipmaking Supplier Asml Set to Ride AI Megadeals Wave

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    Posted on October 14, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    ASML is set to benefit from AI megadeals, boosting its market outlook. Analysts expect increased capacity plans from major clients like TSMC.

    Chipmaking supplier ASML set to ride AI megadeals wave

    ASML's Earnings and Market Expectations

    By Nathan Vifflin and Toby Sterling

    Impact of AI on Chipmakers

    (Reuters) -Multi-billion dollar deals between AI firms and computer chipmakers are expected to strengthen top semiconductor equipment maker ASML's outlook when it reports third-quarter earnings on Wednesday.     

    Customer Strategies and Plant Construction

    Investors and analysts expect to see evidence that customers of the Dutch firm, such as TSMC and SK Hynix, are stepping up plans to expand capacity in 2026 and beyond.

    Financial Forecasts and Analyst Insights

    Expectations are high following a 32% run-up in ASML shares since September 2, against a 15% rise in the benchmark Philadelphia Semiconductor Index in the same period.

    HOPES FOR AI DATACENTER EXPANSION FUEL CHIP MARKET RALLY

    In July, ASML management said it was not sure revenue would grow in 2026, amid weakness at customers Samsung and Intel. Since then, AI megadeals have sparked a chip market rally on hopes for massive datacenter expansion.

    New bookings, the industry's most closely watched figure at ASML, are forecast at 5.36 billion euros ($6.21 billion) in the third quarter, say analysts polled by researcher Visible Alpha. In the first half, new bookings totalled 9.48 billion euros.

    The company is also expected to report a 1.4% increase in third-quarter net income to 2.11 billion euros from a year earlier, according to LSEG IBES data.

    Firms, including Meta and Oracle, announced deals with chip suppliers including NVIDIA, AMD, Intel and Samsung. All of these spell impending demand for ASML tools, essential for creating the circuitry of chips.

    "It's clear that the sentiment has changed, management will need to give some indication of what they are seeing in the market," said Morningstar analyst Javier Correonero.

    CAN CUSTOMERS INFLUENCE SPEED OF BUILDING PLANTS?

    But building chipmaking plants takes years, and analysts want ASML to explain to what extent customers are able to accelerate plans.

    "Every memory chipmaker is likely to increase production capacity for AI - Micron, SK Hynix, Samsung, even Chinese players," said Degroof Petercam analyst Michael Roeg.

    At $300 million or more apiece, ASML's tools are the priciest equipment in a chip factory, but they have a lengthy delivery lead time of 8-12 months. 

    Chipmakers must balance the cost of ordering them too early or being unable to produce chips if they arrive too late.

    During the COVID pandemic, ASML's order backlog soared as it was unable to meet demand. It has since been working to expand capacity. 

    Top customer TSMC, which manufactures almost all advanced AI chips, is expected to increase purchases, and Intel's outlook has also improved, analysts said.

    ($1 = 0.8633 euros)

    (Reporting by Nathan Vifflin in Gdansk, Toby Sterling in Amsterdam; Editing by Matt Scuffham and Bernadette Baum)

    Table of Contents

    • ASML's Earnings and Market Expectations
    • Impact of AI on Chipmakers
    • Customer Strategies and Plant Construction
    • Financial Forecasts and Analyst Insights

    Key Takeaways

    • •ASML's outlook is boosted by AI megadeals.
    • •Investors expect increased capacity plans from TSMC and SK Hynix.
    • •ASML shares have risen 32% since early September.
    • •New bookings forecast at 5.36 billion euros for Q3.
    • •ASML tools are crucial for AI chip production.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Chipmaking supplier ASML set to ride AI megadeals wave

    1What is net income?

    Net income is the total profit of a company after all expenses, taxes, and costs have been deducted from total revenue. It is a key indicator of a company's profitability.

    2What are new bookings in finance?

    New bookings refer to the total value of contracts signed by a company during a specific period. It is an important metric for assessing future revenue potential.

    3What is capacity expansion?

    Capacity expansion is the process of increasing the production capability of a company, often through the construction of new facilities or upgrading existing ones to meet growing demand.

    4What is AI in technology?

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines programmed to think and learn. It is used in various applications, including data analysis and automation.

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