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April 15 (Bloomberg) -- ASML Holding NV, Europe’s largestmaker of semiconductor equipment, reported a first-quarter lossas sales plunged 80 percent amid an industry slump.
The net loss was 117 million euros ($155 million), comparedwith a profit of 145 million euros a year earlier, Veldhoven,Netherlands-based ASML said in a statement today. Analystspredicted a loss of 112 million euros, the average of fiveestimates compiled by Bloomberg.
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