Semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML has officially denied allegations of violating export controls regarding sales to China. The company stated it has successfully refuted claims concerning the sale of an extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machine – critical for advanced chip production – to a Chinese entity. These accusations centered around potential breaches of restrictions aimed at limiting China’s access to cutting-edge technology. ASML maintains its adherence to all applicable export regulations and emphasizes its commitment to compliance. The denial comes amid heightened scrutiny of technology transfers to China, particularly in the semiconductor industry. The company did not specify who made the initial accusations or provide further details about the refuted claims. This clarification aims to address concerns and reaffirm ASML’s position on international trade regulations.