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ASML Overtakes Shell as Dutch Households’ Top Investment - DutchNews.nl

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Dutch households now hold more than €200 billion in investments for the first time and chip maker ASML is their...

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The total value of all investments held by Dutch households has never been higher. In the third quarter of 2025, that value rose above €200 billion for the first time, according to figures from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB). ASML overtook Shell as the most popular Dutch investment. The Netherlands has 8.4 million households, almost a quarter of which invest. The total size of these investments is now €204.7 billion, €9 billion more than the previo…

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Yes, we missed this boat because we only put cheap cheese on our sandwiches, but: well done, Dutch! The total value of Dutch household investments is now so high that it's higher than ever before. The Gentlemen Seventeen* could learn a thing or two from that (or are they just very proud?). People—not us, of course—stopped investing in Shell's oil-spending companies and poured their money into ASML's chip-trading companies, our new crown jewel. A…

For the first time, Veldhoven-based ASML is the most popular stock among Dutch investors, according to new figures from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB). Dutch people now hold a combined €4.4 billion worth of shares in the tech company. This puts ASML overtaking oil and gas company Shell, which held the top spot for years. ASML's popularity is primarily due to a sharp rise in share price over the past quarter. The stock rose 22 percent, significantly…

Dutch households have invested more than €200 billion for the first time, according to figures from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB). Chip machine maker ASML overtook Shell as the most popular stock among investors. The total value of investments amounted to €204.7 billion at the end of September, €9 billion more than the previous quarter. The increase is mainly due to higher stock prices, particularly in the tech sector. Most of the money is in inve…

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NOS broke the news in Netherlands on Wednesday, November 19, 2025.
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