- Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
- Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
- Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
- Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
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Updated Aug 26
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What happened
Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Market analysis suggests Applied Materials is losing ground to Lam Research and KLA amid mature-node challenges and reliance on the Chinese market.Sub-event
- Goldman Sachs analysts questioned Applied Materials regarding the impact of China's demand softness on the company.Sub-event
- Zacks Rank assigned a Sell rating (Rank #4) to Applied Materials on August 26, 2025.Sub-event
- Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.Sub-event
Chinese domestic rivals are gaining ground, pressuring foreign chip equipment suppliers like Applied Materials and KLA.1 source
Chinese chipmakers are shifting to domestic alternatives due to US-China sales restrictions.1 source
- China trade restrictions are affecting the AGS segment.
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Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.Also in this story
- Market analysis suggests Applied Materials is losing ground to Lam Research and KLA amid mature-node challenges and reliance on the Chinese market.
- Goldman Sachs analysts questioned Applied Materials regarding the impact of China's demand softness on the company.
The entities involved
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China
cultural region, ancient civilization, and nation in East Asia; mostly refers to the People's Republic of China in political situation and rarely refers to the Republic of China
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KLA
company in the Czech Republic
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Applied Materials
American company
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KLA Corporation
American company
Related events
- Supply chain constraints are currently affecting the stock levels of chip equipment.
- Attacks fan tensions, raising supply concerns, while China narrows its competitive gap with US companies.
- Market decline dragged chip industry lower, affecting companies like Applied Materials and trading on the Nasdaq.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- Investing.comBarclays flags risks for chip equipment makers as China demand cools Investing.com -- Chip equipment makers are facing growing risks in China as domestic rivals gain ground and demand trends start to
- ZacksAMAT Stock Trades at a P/E of 16.69X: Should You Buy, Sell or Hold? Applied Materials AMAT stocks are trading at a forward 12-month P/E of 16.69X, which is lower than the Zacks Electronics - Semicond
- Motley FoolWhy KLA Stock Dropped Today Applied Materials just warned of a coming sales and earnings miss this quarter. China is pulling back on purchases of semiconductor manufacturing equipment -- and KLA sell
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