Historical operating KPI

ASML Net Bookings History

Name: ASML Net Bookings quarterly history
Creator: VizualStocks

Latest reported: €13.16B
Period: Q4 2025
QoQ: +143.7%
YoY: +85.6%

Metric ID: netBookings
Frequency: quarterly
Status: discontinued

About this KPI

Why it matters

Net bookings capture newly accepted system orders and related adjustments, offering an early view of semiconductor manufacturers' demand for ASML equipment.

Why investors follow it

The history helps investors judge the semiconductor capital-spending cycle and compare order intake with future sales capacity and customer delivery schedules.

What it does not tell you

Bookings are not revenue and can be volatile; they do not show cancellation risk, delivery timing, product-level margins, customer concentration or export-license outcomes. ASML's maintained quarterly series currently ends with Q4 2025 because its 2026 releases no longer report this measure.

Maintained history, without the manual work

Pull this maintained history through the VizualStocks API instead of rebuilding it from filings every quarter.

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Understanding Net Bookings

What does ASML count as net bookings?

ASML includes system sales orders and inflation-related adjustments for which it has accepted written authorizations. Bookings describe order intake during the period, while backlog accumulates accepted orders that have not yet been recorded as sales.

Issuer definition

Why can ASML bookings move sharply between quarters?

A small number of large system orders can make quarterly intake uneven. Compare several quarters of bookings with system sales and backlog to see whether customers are adding future capacity faster than ASML is converting orders into revenue.