Applied Materials Stock News

Applied Materials, one of the world's largest suppliers of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, is bracing for a significant financial setback as new US export restrictions tighten the flow of chipmaking tools to China.

Applied Materials Inc (NASDAQ:AMAT, ETR:AP2) shares slipped more than 3% in early trading on Friday after the maker of machinery used to manufacture semiconductors revealed in a regulatory filing that new US export restrictions to China would hurt its revenue.  The company expects the decision will result in about $600 million of lost revenue in fiscal 2026, which runs through next October.

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Semiconductor stocks have been impacted this year by evolving U.S. rules governing the sale of chips to China. Applied Materials just called out a fresh set of challenges.

Applied Materials (AMAT) said it expects a $710 million revenue hit from new restrictions on its China exports, pressuring shares of the chip manufacturing equipment maker Friday.

Applied Materials stock has been on a strong run but new export restrictions threaten its Chinese business.

Chip equipment maker Applied Materials forecast a $600 million hit to fiscal 2026 revenue after the U.S. expanded its restricted export list in a blow to sectors such as semiconductors, aircraft and medical equipment.

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