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Published on 05/12/2026 at 06:44 am EDT
Annual General Meeting
Part one.
ASM. Discovering materials and enabling what's next.
Hichem M'Saad, CEO
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May 11, 2026
Agenda
Part 2 - Paul Verhagen CFO
Part 1 - Hichem M'Saad CEO Part 2 - Paul Verhagen CFO
2
1 2
2025 highlights
Why the world needs ASM
3 4 5
3
4
5
Journey to 2030
Financial review
Environmental, social
2025
and governance (ESG)
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2025: Executing today, while ready for what's next
1
We are in the midst of a semiconductor hypercycle driven by AI. Progress now depends on atom-by-atom control - and that is where ASM defines the future.
2
2025 delivered another year of strong progress, with record revenue of €3.2 billion, record profitability reflected by a 30.2% adjusted operating margin, and 12% sales growth - our ninth consecutive year of double-digit growth.
3
Driven by advanced logic/foundry and leading edge HBM DRAM, ASM is enabling 2nm GAA and preparing for 1.4nm and DRAM architecture transition from planar 6F² to vertical 4F² transition. Our ALD and Epi technologies deliver the required atomistic control to make these devices.
4
We continue to invest heavily in R&D to support the multi-year AI demand surge, with 27% of our workforce in R&D and over €500 million invested last year.
5
Refined the strategy, both inorganic and organic, for advanced packaging. Execution started
in 2025 with the acquisition of Axus Technology, alongside many new products which will be released in the future.
6
In 2025, we moved into a new facility in Korea, advanced our Arizona expansion, and signed
a head of terms sheet for a new HQ and European R&D center in the Netherlands. Our facilities are home to over 4,800 ASMers worldwide.
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The future of compute is hungry for density and efficiency
To scale intelligence sustainably, we must deliver more compute with less power
Exponential demand for intelligence
Accelerating urgency for efficiency
Estimated global data center power capacity
demand (gigawatts)
Transistor count per microprocessor
1011
1010
109
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
0
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020
2026
Demand
200
Generative
AI workload
150
250
~220 large nuclear reactors (1 GW each)
Scaling intelligence sustainably
100
Supply
Other
workload
50
0
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
100-150 billion transistors in latest microprocessors
Source: McKinsey estimate
Compiled from multiple sources, including Our world in data
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Materials-driven innovation is key for progress
The future of compute demands
intelligence and efficiency.
To meet these challenges,
we need to innovate at the level of the
themselves.
This is largely driven by
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Our technologies building the next generation of compute
Epitaxy
Enables next-generation logic and memory node with superior uniformity and scalability.
ALD
Delivers unmatched precision and control, enabling the world's most advanced semiconductor nodes.
PECVD
Addresses a broad range of dielectric films for various
low-temperature deposition applications.
Surface modification
Delivers precise, contaminant-free wafer surfaces that are essential for high-yield semiconductor manufacturing.
Service products
Outcome-based services, refurbishment and upgrades adapting to evolving tech requirements.
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Full integration into a single platform
XP8E® as an example
Al2O3
deposition
Al2O3
Enhanced clustering & productivity,
shipping for HVM
XP8E® common platform
deposition
Inhibitor
Clean/Trim
H+
Inhibitor
Clean/Trim H+
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Our entry into the metal deposition market, Moly ALD
Multi-grain
Extending leadership in ALD into metal deposition with Moly ALD
Approach combines novel chemistry and grain engineering to improve performance and reduce material impact
Delivers low resistivity and high conformality within demanding thermal budgets
Single/ dual grain
16:1, 525C
8:1, 350C
High conformality: Low to high temperature
Low to high aspect ratios
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Creates opportunities for ASM across advanced interfaces and materials stacks
Axus acquisition adds critical Chemical Mechanical
Polishing (CMP) capability to our portfolio
Axus Technology
Based in Chandler, Arizona
Supports growth in power semiconductors and advanced packaging
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20% reduction in G2G time (~ 8hrs)
Improve installation precision and enhance repeatability
EPI PM BoT to improve precision, and speed up recovery
Increased first-time-right to > 98%
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Tool health-check and drift correction - variability control, and matching
AI/ML to accelerate R&D, and enhance HVM performance
R&D acceleration
From materials discovery, to product, and process optimization
HVM
Prescriptive
Predictive
Preventive
Guided troubleshooting - agentic-based suggestion
Maintenance, and green-to-green optimization - detect early, and act
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Enabling HVM guided troubleshooting thru prescriptive AI
Ability to detect process excursion, and provide prescriptive guided troubleshooting
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Agenda
Part 2 - Paul Verhagen CFO
Part 1 - Hichem M'Saad CEO Part 2 - Paul Verhagen CFO
1
2
2025 highlights
1 2
Why the world
3 4 5
3
4
5
Journey to 2030
Financial review
Environmental, social
needs ASM
2025
and governance (ESG)
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Announced a new HQ & RD Center in
the Netherlands
Progressing
expansion in Scottsdale,
Arizona, the US
Move in Q1 2027
Focus areas
Process Wafer Assembly
Logic
Memory
Packaging
Interconnect
ASM's revenue in 2025
9 years
of double-digit revenue growth
Deliver impact at scale
Service
product
Surface modification
PECVD
Epitaxy
ALD
From discovery to delivery
A materials discovery company
driving the future of the semiconductor revolution
New innovation and manufacturing center in
Dongtan, Korea
Moved in Q2, 2025
Invested €512 million in R&D
while also improving efficiency by investing in digitization
enabling
breakthrough technologies
Nearly 60 years of research and innovation
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ASMers around the world
New Year celebration in Taiwan
Korea: Women in STEM students mentoring
Korea grand opening
China: ASM at STEM Youth Carnival
Global community of
70 nationalities
across 15 locations worldwide
All hands in Japan
Ireland: Employee volunteer matching
TRANS4M global launch
ASM at Arizona Science Center
US: Trail maintenance with WCPD in Oregon
4,800+
ASMers
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in areas such as service, installation and qualification, technical support, and safety.
ds
China
awar
19
Global
35 awards
16
Safety awards
Trusted by industry leaders
Best Team Support Award
A leading foundry
Strong partnership in enabling a successful fab ramp up
10+ categories
Technology
Safety
Collaboration
Technical support
Service excellence
Risk management
Qualification
On-site performance
People and culture
Sustainability
Outstanding Collaboration Award
Best Best
Collaboration Employee
Award 2025 Award
Excellence in Technology Development
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Agenda
Part 2 - Paul Verhagen CFO
Part 1 - Hichem M'Saad CEO Part 2 - Paul Verhagen CFO
1
2
2025 highlights
1 2
Why the world
3 4 5
3
4
5
Journey to 2030
Financial review
Environmental, social
needs ASM
2025
and governance (ESG)
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Growth through innovation strategy for the next five years
excellence
AI/ML enabled common platform coupled with novel chemistries to accelerate innovation and ensure manufacturing
01
Maintain leading share in ALD for logic/foundry and grow share in DRAM/HBM memory
02
Continue to grow in epitaxy
Capture new epitaxy inflections in logic/foundry and DRAM
03
Grow applications in advanced packaging market
Grow in PECVD, ALD, surface prep, CMP and others, leveraging our strength in chemistry innovation and surface engineering
04
Grow high value service products
Innovate in intelligent and environmentally friendly solutions while delivering greater performance and value
to our customers
05
Accelerate progress in sustainability
Focusing on chemical effectiveness and reduced precursor and energy consumption
06
Drive operational excellence, flexible footprint and strong topline profitable growth
Targeting revenue
>€5.7B and operating margin
>30% by 2030
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Annual General Meeting
Part two.
ASM. Sustainable financial value creation
Paul Verhagen, CFO
May 11, 2026
Agenda
Part 1 - Hichem M'Saad CEO
Part 1 - Hichem M'Saad CEO Part 2 - Paul Verhagen CFO
1
2
2025 highlights
1 2
Why the world
3 4 5
3
4
5
Journey to 2030
Financial review
Environmental, social
needs ASM
2025
and governance (ESG)
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€741m
Financial highlights FY 2025
€3,173m
€1,644m
51.8%
Revenue
(+12% yoy at cc)
Gross profit
(+11% yoy)
Gross margin
(50.5% in 2024)
Adjusted operating profit¹
(€821m in 2024)
€957m
30.2%
Share buyback
€150m
Free cash flow²
(€548m in 2024)
€434m
Dividend per share³
€3.25
Adjusted net earnings¹
(€709m in 2024)
Adjusted operating margin¹
(28.0% in 2024)
¹ Adjusted figures are non-IFRS performance measures. Refer to the Annex in Q4 2025 press release for a reconciliation of non-IFRS performance measures
² Free cash flow is calculated as cash flows from operating activities after investing activities
³ Proposed dividend
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Equipment revenue breakdown FY 2025
Customer segment
Region Customer
concentration
16%
84%
5%
15%
80%
28%
53%
19%
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Strong financial performance driven by revenue growth, solid gross margin and cost discipline
Revenue, operating profit and operating margin
(€ million)
2,411
491
327
957
821
699
641
1,328
1,730
2,634
2,933
3,173
24.6%
26.6%
26.6%
28.0%
28.4%
30.2%
FY20
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
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S/4HANA implementation
Successful global S/4HANA go-live established a unified digital foundation across ASM.
Real-time data and harmonized processes now support faster decisions and higher operational efficiency.
Streamlined planning, procurement, and manufacturing workflows reduce complexity and improve scalability.
Modern ERP architecture enables future automation, AI adoption, and continuous process innovation.
New digital foundation in place since July 2025 after successful big bang go live with new global ERP and PLM systems
foundation
1 Digital
These new systems enable improved productivity, real time data analytics and increased benefits from AI
2 Productivity
Ongoing focus on structural efficiency improvements
Improved platform development will reduce cost of product, inventory and lead times. New platforms will gradually replace previous generations in coming years
platforms
3 New product
Improved manufacturing model including Merge In Transit will increase overall capacity and reduce cost of good for eligible tools
model
4 Manufacturing
All these initiatives are expected to gradually and structurally improve operating margin by
200-300bps in the coming years which is reflected in the mid-term guidance
margin
5 Operating
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Consistent cash returns to shareholders
Dividend per share
(€ paid over)
Cumulative cash returned to market
(€million)
3,000
2,500
3.00
3.00
2.75
2.50 2.50
2.00
0.70
0.80
1.00
1.50
1.50
3.25
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025*
0
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025*
Note: Proposed dividend,
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Delivering attractive shareholder returns
Total cumulative shareholder return
500
400
300
200
100
0
2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
ASM SOX AEX
Note: Indexed total return ASM vs. AEX and SOX as of January 2021, up to April 2026
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Capital allocation strategy geared towards growth and value creation
Invest to support future growth
R&D
Capex
M&A
Priority 1
Maintain a strong balance sheet
Cash position around €800 million
Priority 2
Sustainable dividend payments
Priority 3
Return of excess cash to shareholders through share buybacks
Priority 4
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Q1 2026 results and outlook
€ million
Q1 2026
Q4 2025
Q1 2025
Revenue
862.5
698.3
839.2
yoy change % as reported
3%
(14%)
31%
yoy change % at constant currency
16%
(7%)
26%
Adjusted operating result
285.9
175.2
271.0
Adjusted operating margin
33.1%
25.1%
32.3%
Net finance income (costs)
23.8
18.2
(26.9)
Share in income of investment in associates
6.7
26.2
2.5
Income taxes
(70.4)
(46.6)
(54.7)
Adjusted net earnings
246.0
169.6
191.9
At constant currency, we project revenue to increase to €980 million +/-5% in Q2 2026, and we continue to anticipate revenue in H2 2026 to be higher than in H1.
Our view is unchanged that advanced logic/foundry will be the main driver of our business this year, as customers are stepping up spending at today's leading-edge nodes,
Furthermore, we expect year-on-year growth from China.
Memory sales are projected to show healthy growth in 2026, even though with a smaller share than logic/foundry.
In the power/analog/wafer segment, we still anticipate a gradual recovery in 2026 from a low base.
*As published with the Q1 2026 earnings report on April 21, 2026
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Agenda
Part 1 - Hichem M'Saad CEO
Part 1 - Hichem M'Saad CEO Part 2 - Paul Verhagen CFO
1
2
2025 highlights
1 2
Why the world
3 4 5
3
4
5
Financial review
Journey to 2030
Environmental, social
needs ASM
2025
and governance (ESG)
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