U.S. Pushes Legislation to Force Netherlands to Ban ASML's China Sales
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The United States is advancing legislation, the MATCH Act, which would compel the Netherlands to ban all remaining sales and services of ASML's lithography devices to China within 150 days, under threat of secondary sanctions. The bill targets older DUV devices still legal under Dutch laws. China accounted for 33% of ASML's sales in 2025. The measure has bipartisan support and is attached to the defense budget. Dutch Minister of Trade has called the move 'undesirable' but chances of blocking it are assessed as low.
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