Analysts: this year best year ever for ASML

For years it are very positive times for the investors in ASML . Even without dividend payments the stock is one of the outperformers from as well semiconductor sector as the Dutch exchange. The received dividends are a cherry on the cake for investors.

The matrix above shows ASML 's historical returns expressed in the different entry years in the left axis.

The year 2008 was with a price loss of 41 percent the stock's worst year since 2008. The stock touched new highs in 2019, gaining 36 percent in value. Investors who acquired the stock in 2008 (price at that time 13.15 euros) now even have a price gain of 932 percent.

Over the current book year the total revenu from the company based in Veldhoven will be 27.64 billion euros (consensus estimates). The expected revenue would be the highest in her history. This is slightly more than 2022's revenue of 27.56 billion euros.

Historical revenues and results ASML plus estimates 2023

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The analysts expect for 2023 a net profit of 7.31 billion euros. According to most of the analysts the company will have a profit per share for this book year of 18.77 euros. The price/earnings-ratio therefore equals 49.2.

Per share the analysts expect a dividend of 6.76 euros per share. Thus the dividend yield equals 0.73 percent. The average dividend yield of the semiconductor companies is an attractive 1.79 percent.

Newest target prices around 1117 euros

The most recent recommendations for the semiconductor company are from Jefferies & Co., Oddo BHF and Morgan Stanley .

Based on the current number of outstanding shares ASML 's market capitalization 364.36 billion euros.

Price data ASML 2007-2023

At 17.29 the stock trades 4.25 percent lower at 923.4 euros.

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