Dutch PM Presses US to Avoid Tighter ASML China Curbs
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Prime Minister Rob Jetten has spoken with US President Donald Trump about preventing ASML from being hit by new export restrictions and is confident that an agreement will be reached. Jetten stated this in an interview with Bloomberg.
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Prime Minister Rob Jetten says he is confident that he will find a solution with the US government regarding the looming new export restrictions for chip machine manufacturer ASML. Members of Congress in the US have proposed further restricting the export of chip technology from the Veldhoven-based company to China. Jetten said he has held "many conversations" with President Donald Trump and American politicians about this so-called Match Act.
Watch Dutch Prime Minister Has Discussed MATCH Act With Trump
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten had discussions on legislation which would further restrict ASML Holding NV’s sales in China with President Donald Trump. Jetten told Bloomberg Television, “I’m pretty sure we come to some agreement that is workable for each and every one.”
Dutch PM presses US to avoid tighter ASML China curbs
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten is pressing Washington to avoid another round of export restrictions on ASML's China business as US lawmakers pursue legislation that could tighten controls on the chip-equipment maker's immersion lithography systems and servicing activities.
The Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Rob Yetten, stated that he had discussed on several occasions with American President Donald Trump the issue of protection of Dutch exports ... 24.09.2026, PRIM
ASML from Veldhoven may face new American restrictions on the export of chip manufacturing equipment to China. Prime Minister Rob Jetten expects that it will not have to come to that. He says he is confident that the Netherlands and the United States can reach agreements that work for both countries. Jetten has spoken several times recently with US President Donald Trump and American politicians about the situation. In the United States, there …
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