ASM net earnings more than doubled to €523.9 million in H1 FY26; revenue rises 11% to €1.87 billion

By Public Technologies
  • ASM International posted H1 2026 net earnings of EUR 523.9 million, more than doubled year-on-year; basic EPS rose to EUR 10.71.
  • Revenue increased 11% to EUR 1.87 billion, while operating result climbed 15% to EUR 600.9 million.
  • Gross profit rose 11% to EUR 981 million, and gross margin was unchanged at 52.6%.
  • Net cash from operating activities fell 13% to EUR 510.1 million, while cash and cash equivalents increased to EUR 1.18 billion.
  • Logic/foundry represented 77% of total equipment sales, followed by memory at 15% and power/analog/wafer and other at 8%.


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