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ASML cannot keep up with high demand: order flow rises further after strong quarter

ASML cannot keep up with high demand: order flow rises further after strong quarter

Chip equipment manufacturer ASML reported a strong quarter and continues to face high demand for its machines. The company intends to scale up its operations as client orders are projected to remain robust through 2029 and 2030.

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