Wednesday, January 25th 2023

ASML Reports €21.2 Billion Net Sales and €5.6 Billion Net Income in 2022

Today ASML Holding NV (ASML) has published its 2022 fourth-quarter and full-year results. "Our fourth-quarter net sales came in around the midpoint of our guidance at €6.4 billion. The gross margin of 51.5% was above our guidance due to additional upgrades and insurance settlement for last year's ASML Berlin fire. "For ASML, 2022 was another strong year ending with total net sales for the year of €21.2 billion, gross margin of 50.5% and a record backlog at the end of 2022 of €40.4 billion.

"We continue to see uncertainty in the market caused by inflation, rising interest rates, risk of recession and geopolitical developments related to export controls. However, our customers indicate that they expect the market to rebound in the second half of the year. Considering our order lead times and the strategic nature of lithography investments, demand for our systems therefore remains strong.
"For 2023, ASML expects continued strong growth with a net sales increase of more than 25% and a slight improvement in gross margin, relative to 2022. We expect first-quarter net sales between €6.1 billion and €6.5 billion with a gross margin between 49% and 50%. ASML expects R&D costs of around €965 million and SG&A costs of around €285 million," said ASML President and Chief Executive Officer Peter Wennink.
  • Q4 net sales of €6.4 billion, gross margin of 51.5%, net income of €1.8 billion
  • Quarterly net bookings in Q4 of €6.3 billion of which €3.4 billion is EUV
  • 2022 net sales of €21.2 billion, gross margin of 50.5%, net income of €5.6 billion
  • ASML expects 2023 net sales to grow over 25% compared to 2022
  • ASML expects Q1 2023 net sales between €6.1 billion and €6.5 billion and a gross margin between 49% and 50%
  • The value of fast shipments in 2022 leading to delayed revenue recognition into 2023 is around €3.1 billion
  • ASML intends to declare a total dividend for the year 2022 of €5.80 per ordinary share; a 5.5% increase compared to 2021
Update share buyback program and dividend proposal
In the fourth quarter we purchased around €300 million worth of shares under the previous, completed share buyback program and the current 2022-2025 program.

ASML intends to declare a total dividend for the year 2022 of €5.80 per ordinary share, which is a 5.5% increase compared to 2021. An interim dividend of €1.37 per ordinary share will be made payable on February 15, 2023.

Recognizing this interim dividend and the two interim dividends of €1.37 per ordinary share paid in 2022, this leads to a final dividend proposal to the General Meeting of €1.69 per ordinary share.

Details of the share buyback program as well as transactions pursuant thereto, and details of the dividend proposal are published on ASML's website (www.asml.com/investors).
Source: ASML
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11 Comments on ASML Reports €21.2 Billion Net Sales and €5.6 Billion Net Income in 2022

#1
Daven
The only companies up the food chain from ASML is small parts wholesalers that sell screws and nuts and mining companies that pull the materials needed right out of the crust. It must feel good to be alone at the top.

Edit: They actually buy power supplies, lasers, computers, etc from other companies to go into their lithography monsters but I wanted to make them sound special.
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#3
dick_cheney
Count von SchwalbeCripes those margins would be nice to have. 50% GP and 25% NP?
That's some Nvidia level margins.
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#4
Chaitanya
DavenThe only companies up the food chain from ASML is small parts wholesalers that sell screws and nuts and mining companies that pull the materials needed right out of the crust. It must feel good to be alone at the top.

Edit: They actually buy power supplies, lasers, computers, etc from other companies to go into their lithography monsters but I wanted to make them sound special.
Zeiss and Nikon also are in food chain with optics and pretty sure they are going to be charging quite a lot for their expertise.
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#5
Prima.Vera
Monopoly.
Are there really no competitors for them?
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#6
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
Prima.VeraMonopoly.
Are there really no competitors for them?
Bleeding edge chip making is one of the most technically difficult things we as humans do, and it's really expensive to do and get into.
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#7
Chaitanya
Prima.VeraMonopoly.
Are there really no competitors for them?
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#8
P4-630
I heared Elon Musk wants to buy out ASML...
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#9
Wirko
ChaitanyaZeiss and Nikon also are in food chain with optics and pretty sure they are going to be charging quite a lot for their expertise.
Nikon? They're a competitor (not in EUV of course), are they also a supplier to ASML?
DavenThe only companies up the food chain from ASML is small parts wholesalers that sell screws and nuts and mining companies that pull the materials needed right out of the crust. It must feel good to be alone at the top.

Edit: They actually buy power supplies, lasers, computers, etc from other companies to go into their lithography monsters but I wanted to make them sound special.
My recursive analysis shows that every company, recursively just buys screws and nuts and materials from below the Earth's surface, and then some argon gas from above the Earth's surface. Even lawyers and banks need some thin air to create profit.
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#11
bonehead123
Sooooo....

Their next announcements will be......

wait for it....

wait for it.......

1) Massive layoffs

2) Massive price increases OR

3) An earthquake, flood, fire, or some other disaster

I mean seriously, these are what all maga-corps have been doin lately, so why buck the trend :D
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