Applied Materials Warns of Sales Hit From Latest Curbs on China

Santa Clara, Applied Materials A.Ş. Technicians in the facility.

(Bloomberg) – Applied Materials Inc., the largest US machine manufacturer used to produce semiconductors, said that the expansion of the rules that restrict the export of their products to China will receive another piece of income.

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The US Commercial Department Industry and Security Bureau said in a regulatory file on Thursday that applied materials have issued a new rule that expands the range of companies subject to export restrictions. The company expects to cost $ 600 million in the 2026 financial year, which continued until next October.

Santa Clara fell to 5.6% in expanded transactions after the California -based company shares. They had previously closed 2.7% of $ 223.59.

Applied materials and peers have faced more and more strict rules that regulate the capabilities of supplying and supporting customers in China. Washington is part of a pressure to limit the Asian nation’s ability to develop domestic chip supply. Subsequent administrations have demonstrated national security concerns for moves and tried to ensure that other governments have placed pavements similar to their overseas competitors.

The long -awaited rule, published by the Trade Department on September 29, aims to prevent approved companies from using affiliated organizations to access limited US goods. According to the measure, the subsidiaries with at least 50% of the companies on the blacklist will now face the same sidewalks as their parents.

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