ASML Faces Tightened Constraints in China Market

ASML, a major player in semiconductor manufacturing, is encountering specific limitations on servicing some customer plants in China. Chief Executive Christophe Fouquet discussed the challenges during a call with analysts, emphasizing stringent restrictions on certain fabs, especially regarding parts sourced from the U.S. and Europe.

ASML is experiencing notable constraints in servicing certain customer plants in China, according to Chief Executive Christophe Fouquet. On Wednesday, Fouquet highlighted that while general operations continue, specific fabs face more stringent limitations.

During a call with analysts after ASML's second-quarter earnings report, Fouquet pointed out that some customer plants are subject to stricter conditions, mainly due to parts being sent from the U.S. or Europe.

Despite these hurdles, ASML continues to operate in the Chinese market, although facing increased regulatory pressures on specific operations.

(With inputs from agencies.)