ASML Announces Fire at Berlin Factory
Company Provides Update, Assesses Damage
Investment Plans Unaffected
AMSTERDAM, Jan 3 (Reuters) - ASML Holding NV (ASML.AS) announced today that a fire occurred at its factory in Berlin, Germany, on Sunday evening. The company released a statement providing an update on the incident and its impact on operations.
According to ASML, the fire was contained to a specific area of the factory and did not result in any injuries or significant damage to equipment. The company has initiated an investigation into the cause of the fire and is working to determine the extent of the damage.
ASML emphasizes that its investment plans for 2023 and beyond remain unaffected by the incident. The company intends to invest approximately 100 million in its Berlin factory in 2023 and the same amount annually going forward.
The fire at the Berlin factory is a reminder of the importance of fire safety measures in industrial facilities. ASML has a strong fire prevention and response program in place and is committed to ensuring the safety of its employees and property.
As the company continues to assess the damage and implement recovery plans, it is expected that there may be some temporary disruptions to production at the Berlin factory. However, ASML is confident that it has the resources and expertise to minimize any potential impact on its customers and stakeholders.
This update demonstrates ASML's commitment to transparency and effective communication with its stakeholders. The company will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.
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