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ASML's Zero European Sales in 2026
ASML reported it had zero sales in Europe in 2026 and called on the EU to stimulate semiconductor equipment demand, underscoring a geographic imbalance in global chip manufacturing investment.
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ASML said it sold 'absolutely nothing' in Europe in 2026, calling on the EU to help create demand for semiconductor manufacturing equipment (Tom's Hardware, September 25). The statement reflects broader concerns about European chip manufacturing demand relative to Asia and the U.S.
## Why It Matters
ASML's disclosure highlights the geographic imbalance in semiconductor capital expenditure and could fuel policy debates over EU chip sovereignty initiatives, subsidies, and the effectiveness of programs like the European Chips Act.