Overview
- CEO Christophe Fouquet said ASML has no plans to set up manufacturing or R&D in India at this time, with customer service remaining the immediate focus.
- ASML attended Semicon India 2025 to study opportunities and relationships, noting its India business is very small but engagement with local companies is expected to increase next year.
- The company acknowledged that recent U.S. tariff announcements have raised macro uncertainty, while saying the direct impact on ASML is likely limited.
- Sales prospects in China remain pressured by U.S.-led export restrictions, as India courts global suppliers with incentives and new projects.
- ASML’s EUV lithography systems remain central to advanced chip production for foundries such as TSMC, Intel and Samsung, and the company collaborates with Nvidia on computational lithography.