Sept 23 (Reuters) - Computer chip equipment maker ASM

International cut its financial targets for the second

half of 2025 ahead of its investor day on Tuesday.

The Dutch firm now anticipates revenue in the second half of

the year to be 5% to 10% lower compared to the first half of

2025 at constant currency rates. ASM had previously guided

revenue in the second half to be flat compared with the first

half.

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