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The earnings call and Q&A highlight strong revenue growth expectations driven by AI demand, a significant increase in EUV capacity, and optimistic long-term revenue goals. Although there are challenges, such as margin dilution from High-NA tools and declining China revenue, the overall guidance is optimistic with a positive outlook for both DRAM and logic markets. Additionally, the focus on advanced packaging and AI developments provides a promising future. Despite some uncertainty in management responses, the positive factors outweigh the negatives, suggesting a positive stock price movement.
Total Net Sales EUR 7.5 billion, within guidance. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Net System Sales EUR 5.6 billion, including EUR 2.1 billion from EUV system sales and EUR 3.4 billion from non-EUV system sales. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Installed Base Management Sales EUR 2 billion, as guided. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Gross Margin 51.6%, within guidance. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
R&D Expenses EUR 1.1 billion, below guidance due to timing of spending. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
SG&A Expenses EUR 303 million, as guided. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Effective Tax Rate 17.8% for Q3. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Net Income EUR 2.1 billion, representing 28.3% of total net sales. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
EPS (Earnings Per Share) EUR 5.49. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Cash, Cash Equivalents, and Short-term Investments EUR 5.1 billion at the end of Q3. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Net System Bookings EUR 5.4 billion, split between EUR 3.6 billion of EUV systems and EUR 1.8 billion of non-EUV systems. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Interim Dividend EUR 1.60 per ordinary share for the first and second quarterly interim dividends over 2025. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
Share Buyback Program EUR 148 million worth of shares purchased in Q3, with a total of EUR 5.9 billion worth of shares acquired under the program. Year-over-year change not explicitly mentioned.
EUV advancements: Presented progress in reducing technology costs for advanced processes and shared data on High-NA maturity, with over 300,000 wafers processed. SK hynix received its first High-NA system, EXE:5200.
3D packaging lithography system: Released the XT:260, an i-line scanner for advanced packaging, offering up to 4x productivity compared to existing solutions. Shipped the first system this quarter with plans for more shipments.
AI infrastructure demand: Positive momentum in AI infrastructure investments, supporting demand in leading-edge logic and advanced DRAM.
China market outlook: Expect significant decline in China customer demand and total net sales in 2026 compared to 2024 and 2025.
Financial performance: Q3 2025 net sales reached EUR 7.5 billion, with a gross margin of 51.6%. Net income was EUR 2.1 billion, and EPS was EUR 5.49. Q4 2025 net sales are expected to be between EUR 9.2 billion and EUR 9.8 billion.
Strategic partnership with Mistral AI: Invested EUR 1.3 billion in Mistral AI, acquiring an 11% stake. Partnership aims to embed AI across ASML's portfolio to enhance system performance and productivity.
Long-term revenue outlook: Projected 2030 revenue opportunity between EUR 44 billion and EUR 60 billion, with gross margins of 56%-60%.
Shift in product mix: End market dynamics are driving a shift towards advanced logic and DRAM, requiring more advanced lithography systems.
China customer demand: ASML expects a significant decline in China customer demand and total net sales in 2026 compared to the strong business in 2024 and 2025. This is expected to partially affect 2026 and will impact the deep UV business.
Deep UV business: The deep UV business is expected to decline in 2026 compared to 2025, driven by reduced demand from Chinese customers.
Share buyback program: ASML does not expect to complete the EUR 12 billion share buyback program within the 2022-2025 timeframe, indicating potential challenges in meeting financial targets.
Economic uncertainties: The company acknowledges material risks and uncertainties in forward-looking statements, which could impact financial and operational performance.
Q4 2025 Total Net Sales: Expected to be between EUR 9.2 billion and EUR 9.8 billion.
Q4 2025 Installed Base Management Sales: Expected to be around EUR 2.1 billion.
Q4 2025 Gross Margin: Expected to be between 51% and 53%.
Q4 2025 R&D Expenses: Expected to be around EUR 1.2 billion.
Q4 2025 SG&A Expenses: Expected to be around EUR 320 million.
Full Year 2025 Total Net Sales: Expected to be around EUR 32.5 billion.
Full Year 2025 Gross Margin: Expected to be around 52%.
2026 Total Net Sales: Not expected to be below 2025 levels despite a significant decline in China sales.
2026 EUV Business: Expected to grow, driven by advanced DRAM and leading-edge logic.
2026 Deep UV Business: Expected to decline compared to 2025, driven by reduced demand from Chinese customers.
2030 Revenue Opportunity: Expected to be between EUR 44 billion and EUR 60 billion.
2030 Gross Margin: Expected to be between 56% and 60%.
First interim dividend: EUR 1.60 per ordinary share paid in Q3 2025.
Second interim dividend: EUR 1.60 per ordinary share to be made payable on November 6, 2025.
Share buyback program: ASML purchased shares worth EUR 148 million in Q3 2025. As of September 28, 2025, ASML has acquired 9 million shares under this program for a total consideration of EUR 5.9 billion. The company does not expect to complete the EUR 12 billion share buyback program within the 2022-2025 timeframe.
Future share buyback program: ASML intends to announce a new share buyback program in January 2026.
The earnings call reflects strong financial performance with increased revenue, net income, and operating cash flow. The company projects robust growth in the semiconductor market, particularly in AI and 5G, with significant EUV segment growth. Positive guidance for 2026 with increased revenue and gross margin expectations supports a positive outlook. The announcement of a new share buyback program and increased dividends further boosts investor confidence. Despite the lack of specific shareholder return discussion, overall sentiment is positive, indicating a likely stock price increase in the short term.
The earnings call and Q&A reveal strong demand for ASML's products, particularly EUV tools, and optimistic growth expectations despite some headwinds. The company is well-prepared for increased demand, with plans to expand capacity and align with customer needs. Positive factors include robust order intake, strategic alignment with market trends, and strong financial metrics. However, lack of specific guidance on certain aspects and potential mix-related margin pressures introduce some caution. Overall, the sentiment is positive, driven by growth prospects and strategic positioning.
The earnings call and Q&A highlight strong revenue growth expectations driven by AI demand, a significant increase in EUV capacity, and optimistic long-term revenue goals. Although there are challenges, such as margin dilution from High-NA tools and declining China revenue, the overall guidance is optimistic with a positive outlook for both DRAM and logic markets. Additionally, the focus on advanced packaging and AI developments provides a promising future. Despite some uncertainty in management responses, the positive factors outweigh the negatives, suggesting a positive stock price movement.
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