The company confirmed the plan, first reported in Eindhovens Dagblad, on Monday in an emailed statement.
ASML said terms of the conditional stock grant from January 1, 2027 are still being finalized, but it would be offered to “all eligible employees.”
The move is the latest among big semiconductor industry firms including Samsung Electronics, TSMC and SK Hynix, to offer workers extra compensation at a time when earnings are strong but skilled labor is short.
ASML, which is Europe’s most valuable company by stock market capitalization, this month reported net income of €2.92 billion and said its flagship line of circuitry-printing lithography tools is nearly sold out through 2027.
ASML employs 44,500 workers globally, with more than half in the Netherlands and around 8,500 in the US.
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