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World Business Report: First broadcast 07/03/2024 15:32 GMT : Tech giant ASML set for Dutch exit?

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Tech giant ASML set for Dutch exit?

First broadcast 07/03/2024 15:32 GMT 

First broadcast 07/03/2024 15:32 GMT : Tech giant ASML set for Dutch exit?

BBC World Service - World Business Report, Tech giant ASML set for Dutch exit?

Why Europe’s most valuable tech firm might move abroad?

The Netherlands government is trying to prevent an impending exit of ASLM, Europe’s most valuable tech firm.

Dutch company ASML producing machines which can make the most advanced computer chips and it's the only company in the world with that kind of technology. It's not a surprise that the current government is trying to prevent its an impending exit.

The semiconductor equipment maker is considering to move operations or expand abroad after voiced concerns over the country’s hardening stance on migrants. 

Also, in the programme, the presenter Roger Hearing will find out of how tensions in the Red Sea impacting trading in China and Egypt. And what's the reasons behind the latest data of the China's export and import growth?

(Picture: ASML logo is seen at the headquarters in Veldhoven, Netherlands. Picture credit: Reuters)

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