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ASML Offers €20,000 Stock Awards to Retain Talent as AI Chip Demand Accelerates

ASML will grant eligible employees conditional stock awards worth €20,000 if they remain with the company between 2027 and 2030, reinforcing efforts to retain skilled workers as strong artificial intelligence demand drives earnings and keeps its advanced chipmaking systems in high demand.
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