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IQEAnnualReport 2013 13 Form 20-F UnitedStates SecuritiesandExchangeCommission Washington, D.C. 20549 Form20-F ANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(D) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2013 Commission file number 025566 ASML HOLDING N.V. (ExactNameofRegistrantasSpecifiedinItsCharter) THE NETHERLANDS (JurisdictionofIncorporationorOrganization) DE RUN 6501 5504 DR VELDHOVEN THE NETHERLANDS (AddressofPrincipalExecutiveOffices) Craig DeYoung Telephone: +1 480 696 2762 E-mail: craig.deyoung@asml.com 2650 W Geronimo Place Chandler, AZ 85224, USA (Name,Telephone,E-mail,and/orFacsimilenumberandAddressofCompanyContactPerson) SecuritiesregisteredortoberegisteredpursuanttoSection12(b)oftheAct: Title of each class OrdinaryShares (nominalvalueEUR0.09pershare) Name of each exchange on which registered TheNASDAQStockMarketLLC SecuritiesregisteredortoberegisteredpursuanttoSection12(g)oftheAct: None (TitleofClass) SecuritiesforwhichthereisareportingobligationpursuanttoSection15(d)oftheAct: None (TitleofClass) Indicatethenumberofoutstandingsharesofeachoftheissuer’sclassesof capitalorcommonstockasofthecloseoftheperiodcoveredbytheannualreport. 440,852,334 Ordinary Shares (nominal value EUR 0.09 per share) Indicatebycheckmarkiftheregistrantisawell-knownseasonedissuer,asdefinedinRule405oftheSecuritiesAct. 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McDonald Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (UK) LLP 40 Bank Street, Canary Wharf London E14 5DS England ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 Contents Part I 1 1 1 13 21 21 36 43 46 46 Item 1 Identity of Directors, Senior Management and Advisors Item 2 Offer Statistics and Expected Timetable Item 3 Key Information A.SelectedFinancialData B.CapitalizationandIndebtedness C.ReasonsfortheOfferandUseofProceeds D.RiskFactors Item 4 Information on the Company A.HistoryandDevelopmentoftheCompany B.BusinessOverview C.OrganizationalStructure D.Property,PlantandEquipment Item 4A Unresolved Staff Comments Item 5 Operating and Financial Review and Prospects ExecutiveSummary A.OperatingResults B.LiquidityandCapitalResources C.ResearchandDevelopment,PatentsandLicenses,etc. D.TrendInformation E.Off-BalanceSheetArrangements F.TabularDisclosureofContractualObligations G.SafeHarbor Item 6 Directors, Senior Management and Employees A.DirectorsandSeniorManagement B.Compensation C.BoardPractices D.Employees E.ShareOwnership Item 7 Major Shareholders and Related Party Transactions A.MajorShareholders B.RelatedPartyTransactions C.InterestsofExperts&Counsel Item 8 Financial Information A.ConsolidatedStatementsandOtherFinancialInformation B.SignificantChanges Item 9 The Offer and Listing A.OfferandListingDetails B.PlanofDistribution C.Markets D.SellingShareholders E.Dilution F.ExpensesoftheIssue ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 47 56 58 Item 10 Additional Information A.ShareCapital B.MemorandumandArticlesofAssociation C.MaterialContracts D.ExchangeControls E.Taxation F.DividendsandPayingAgents G.StatementbyExperts H.DocumentsonDisplay I.SubsidiaryInformation Item 11 Quantitative and Qualitative Disclosures About Market Risk Item 12 Description of Securities Other Than Equity Securities Part II 59 59 59 60 Item 13 Defaults, Dividend Arrearages and Delinquencies Item 14 Material Modifications to the Rights of Security Holders and Use of Proceeds Item 15 Controls and Procedures Item 16 A.AuditCommitteeFinancialExpert B.CodeofEthics C.PrincipalAccountantFeesandServices D.ExemptionsfromtheListingStandardsforAuditCommittees E.PurchasesofEquitySecuritiesbytheIssuerandAffiliatedPurchasers F.ChangeinRegistrant’sCertifyingAccountant G.CorporateGovernance H.MineSafetyDisclosure Part III 63 63 63 Item 17 Financial Statements Item 18 Financial Statements Item 19 Exhibits ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 Part I Special Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements Inadditiontohistoricalinformation,thisAnnualReportcontainsstatementsrelatingtoourfuturebusinessand/or results.Thesestatementsincludecertainprojectionsandbusinesstrendsthatare"forward-looking"withinthemeaning ofthePrivateSecuritiesLitigationReformActof1995.Youcangenerallyidentifythesestatementsbytheuseof wordslike"may","will","could","should","project","believe","anticipate","expect","plan","estimate","forecast", "potential","intend","continue"andvariationsofthesewordsorcomparablewords.Theyappearinanumberofplaces throughoutthisreportandincludestatementswithrespecttoexpectedfinancialresults,includingexpectedsales levelsmadeonexpectedgrossmarginandexpenses,realizationofsystemsbacklog,expectedshipmentoftools, productivityofourtools,purchasecommitments,ICunitdemand,statementsaboutourCCIP,theexpectedbenefitsof theCymeracquisitionandthedevelopmentofEUVtechnologyandthenumberofEUVsystemsexpectedtobeshipped andrecognizedinrevenueandthetimingofshipments,ourdividendpolicyandourintentiontorepurchaseshares. Thesestatementsarenothistoricalfacts,butratherarebasedoncurrentexpectations,estimates,assumptionsand projectionsaboutthebusinessandourfuturefinancialresultsandreadersshouldnotplaceunduerelianceonthem. Forward-lookingstatementsdonotguaranteefutureperformanceandinvolverisksanduncertainties.Actualresults maydiffermateriallyfromprojectedresultsasaresultofcertainrisksanduncertainties.Theserisksanduncertainties include,withoutlimitation,thosedescribedunderItem3.D."RiskFactors".Theseforward-lookingstatementsaremade onlyasofthedateofthisAnnualReport.Wedonotundertaketoupdateorrevisetheforward-lookingstatements, whetherasaresultofnewinformation,futureeventsorotherwise. Item 1 Identity of Directors, Senior Management and Advisors Notapplicable. Item 2 Offer Statistics and Expected Timetable Notapplicable. Item 3 Key Information A. Selected Financial Data ThefollowingselectedconsolidatedfinancialdatashouldbereadinconjunctionwithItem5"OperatingandFinancial ReviewandProspects"andItem18"FinancialStatements". OnMay30,2013,weacquired100percentoftheissuedsharecapitalofCymer.Comparativefinancialinformation presentedinourAnnualReportdoesnotincludeCymer,unlessindicatedotherwise. AsummaryofallabbreviationsandtechnicaltermsusedinthisAnnualReportissetforthonpagesD-1throughD-4. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 1 Five-Year Financial Summary Year ended December 31 (in thousands, except per share data) 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 2011 1 EUR 2010 EUR 2009 EUR Consolidated Statements of Operations data Netsales Costofsales 5,245,326 (3,068,064) 4,731,555 (2,726,298) 5,651,035 (3,201,645) 4,507,938 (2,552,768) 1,596,063 (1,137,671) Gross profit Otherincome Researchanddevelopmentcosts Selling,generalandadministrativecosts 2,177,262 64,456 (882,029) (311,741) 2,005,257 - (589,182) (259,301) 2,449,390 - (590,270) (217,904) 1,955,170 - (523,426) (181,045) 458,392 - (466,761) (154,756) Income (loss) from operations Interestandother,net 1,047,948 (24,471) 1,156,774 (6,196) 1,641,216 7,419 1,250,699 (8,176) (163,125) (8,425) Income (loss) before income taxes (Provisionfor)benefitfromincometaxes 1,023,477 (7,987) 1,150,578 (4,262) 1,648,635 (181,675) 1,242,523 (220,703) (171,550) 20,625 Net income (loss) 1,015,490 1,146,316 1,466,960 1,021,820 (150,925) Earnings per share data Basicnetincome(loss)perordinaryshare Dilutednetincome(loss)perordinaryshare2 Numberofordinarysharesusedin computingpershareamounts(inthousands) Basic Diluted2 2.36 2.34 2.70 2.68 3.45 3.42 2.35 2.33 (0.35) (0.35) 429,770 433,446 424,096 426,986 425,618 429,053 435,146 438,974 432,615 432,615 1 2 AsofJanuary1,2011,weadoptedASU2009-13,"SalesArrangementswithMultipleDeliverables"whichamendedASC605-25.TheASUwas adoptedprospectivelyandhadaninsignificantimpactontimingandallocationofrevenues.SeeNote1totheFinancialStatements. Thecalculationofdilutednetincomeperordinaryshareassumestheexerciseofoptionsissuedunderourstockoptionplansandtheissuanceof sharesunderourshareplansforperiodsinwhichexercisesorissuanceswouldhaveadilutiveeffect.Thecalculationofdilutednetincomeper ordinarysharedoesnotassumeexerciseofsuchoptionsorissuanceofshareswhensuchexercisesorissuancewouldbeanti-dilutive. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 2 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 2011 1 EUR 2010 EUR 2009 EUR Five-Year Financial Summary As of December 31 (in thousands, unless otherwise indicated) Consolidated Balance Sheets data Cashandcashequivalents Short-terminvestments Workingcapital2 Totalassets Long-termdebt3 Totalshareholders’equity Sharecapital Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows data Depreciationandamortization Impairment Netcashprovidedby(usedin)operatingactivities Purchaseofproperty,plantandequipment4 Purchaseofavailableforsalesecurities Maturityofavailableforsalesecurities Acquisitionofsubsidiary(netofcashacquired) Netcashprovidedby(usedin)investingactivities Netproceedsfromissuanceofshares Capitalrepayment Dividendpaid Depositsfromcustomers Purchaseofshares Netproceedsfromissuanceofnotes Repurchaseofnotes Netcashprovidedby(usedin)financingactivities Netincrease(decrease)incashandcashequivalents 2,330,694 679,884 4,156,917 11,513,730 1,074,570 6,922,427 40,092 228,775 13,057 1,054,173 (210,804) (904,856) 1,195,031 (443,712) 5 (368,341) 31,822 - (216,085) - (300,000) 740,445 8 (368,303) 9 (113,111) 563,098 1,767,596 930,005 3,745,559 7,410,478 759,490 4,066,893 37,470 186,620 3,234 703,478 (171,878) (1,379,997) 449,992 (10,292) (1,119,833) 3,907,666 6 (3,728,324) 7 (188,892) - (535,373) - - (545,583) (964,186) Ratios and other data Grossprofitasapercentageofnetsales Income(loss)fromoperationsasapercentageofnetsales Netincome(loss)asapercentageofnetsales Shareholders’equityasapercentageoftotalassets Incometaxesasapercentageofincome(loss)beforeincometaxes Salesofsystems(inunits) ASPofsystemsales(inmillions) ValueofsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(inmillions)10,11 SystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(inunits)10,11 ASPofsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(inmillions)10,11 ValueofbookedsystemsexcludingEUV(inmillions)10,11 NetbookingsexcludingEUV(inunits)10,11 ASPofbookedsystemsexcludingEUV(inmillions)10,11 Numberofpayrollemployees(inFTEs) Numberoftemporaryemployees(inFTEs) Increase(decrease)netsalesinpercentage Numberofordinarysharesissuedandoutstanding(inthousands) ASMLsharepriceinEUR12 Volatility260daysinpercentageofourshareslistedatNYSE EuronextAmsterdam13 ASMLsharepriceinUSD14 Volatility260daysinpercentageofourshareslistedatNASDAQ15 DividendperordinaryshareinEUR DividendperordinaryshareinUSD 41.5 20.0 19.4 60.1 0.8 157 25.4 1,953.3 56 34.9 4,644.0 166 28.0 10,360 2,865 10.9 440,852 68.04 23.98 93.70 24.01 0.61 16 0.00 16,17 42.4 24.4 24.2 54.9 0.4 170 22.4 1,214.1 46 26.4 3,312.3 144 23.0 8,497 2,139 (16.3) 407,165 48.00 28.64 64.39 30.05 0.53 0.73 2,731,782 - 3,473,767 7,260,815 736,368 3,444,154 38,354 165,185 12,272 2,070,440 (300,898) - - - (300,898) 34,084 - (172,645) (150,000) (700,452) - - (991,561) 781,948 43.3 29.0 26.0 47.4 11.0 222 22.0 1,732.5 71 24.4 2,909.3 134 21.7 7,955 1,935 25.4 413,669 32.48 32.46 41.79 41.83 0.46 0.60 1,949,834 - 2,787,220 6,180,358 710,060 2,773,908 39,293 1,037,074 - 1,704,714 3,764,151 699,756 1,774,768 39,028 151,444 8,563 940,048 (128,728) - - - (124,903) 31,000 - (86,960) 150,000 - - - 92,702 912,760 43.4 27.7 22.7 44.9 17.8 197 19.8 3,855.7 157 24.6 6,212.7 285 21.8 7,184 2,061 182.4 436,593 28.90 30.25 38.34 35.25 0.40 0.54 141,631 15,896 99,194 (104,959) - - - (98,082) 11,073 - (86,486) - - - - (74,874) (72,110) 28.7 (10.2) (9.5) 47.1 12.0 70 16.8 2,113.7 69 30.6 2,535.4 98 25.9 6,548 1,137 (46.0) 433,639 24.00 38.45 34.09 44.82 0.20 0.27 1 AsofJanuary1,2011,weadoptedASU2009-13,"SalesArrangementswithMultipleDeliverables"whichamendedASC605-25.TheASUwas adoptedprospectivelyandhadaninsignificantimpactontimingandallocationofrevenues.SeeNote1totheFinancialStatements. 2 Workingcapitaliscalculatedasthedifferencebetweentotalcurrentassetsandtotalcurrentliabilities. 3 4 Long-termdebtincludesthecurrentportionoflong-termdebt. AnamountofEUR115.9million(2012:EUR204.8million,2011:EUR300.5million,2010:EUR214.1million,2009:EUR159.0million)oftheadditions inproperty,plantandequipmentrelatestonon-cashtransfersfrominventory,anamountofEUR12.5million(2012:EUR9.6million,2011:EUR 17.7million,2010and2009:EURnilmillion)relatestoothernon-cashmovements(mainlyinvestmentsnotyetpaidandinceptionsoffinancelease arrangements).ForfurtherdetailsseeNote12totheFinancialStatements. InadditiontothecashpaidinrelationtotheacquisitionofCymer,weissued36,464,576sharesforanamountofEUR2,346.7million(non-cash event)aspartoftheconsiderationpaid. ThenetproceedsfromissuanceofsharesincludesanamountofEUR3,853.9millionrelatedtotheshareissuancesinconnectiontotheCCIP. ThedifferenceofEUR125.6millionbetweenthecapitalrepaymentofEUR3,728.3millionandthenetproceedsfromissuanceofsharesofEUR 3,853.9millionrelatestothecapitalrepaymentonASML'streasuryshareswhichwasalsopartoftheSyntheticShareBuybackinNovember2012. NetproceedsfromissuanceofnotesrelatetothetotalcashproceedsofEUR740.4million(netofincurredtransactioncosts)fromtheofferingofour EUR750million3.375percentseniornotesdue2023. RepurchaseofnotesrelatestothenetcashoutflowsofEUR368.3millionforthepartialrepurchaseofourEUR600million5.75percentseniornotes due2017andpartialunwindingoftherelatedinterestrateswaps. 5 6 7 8 9 10 Oursystemsbacklogandnetbookingsincludeonlyordersforwhichwrittenauthorizationshavebeenacceptedandsystemshipmentandrevenue recognitiondateswithinthefollowing12monthshavebeenassigned. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 3 11 FromJanuary1,2011,wevalueournetbookingsandsystemsbacklogatsystemsalesvalueincludingfactoryoptions.BeforeJanuary1,2011,we valuednetbookingsandsystemsbacklogatfullordervalue(i.e.includingfactoryoptions,fieldoptionsandservices).Thecomparativefiguresfor priorperiodshavenotbeenadjustedbecausetheimpactonthecomparativefiguresisinsignificant(approximatelyEUR20.0millionnegativeimpact onbacklogvalueasofDecember31,2010). 12 ClosingASMLsharepriceonNYSEEuronextAmsterdamoftherelevantyear(source:BloombergFinanceLP). 13 VolatilityrepresentsthevariabilityinoursharepriceonNYSEEuronextAmsterdamasmeasuredoverthe260businessdaysofeachyearpresented (source:BloombergFinanceLP). 14 ClosingASMLsharepriceonNASDAQoftherelevantyear(source:BloombergFinanceLP). 15 VolatilityrepresentsthevariabilityinoursharepriceonNASDAQasmeasuredoverthe260businessdaysofeachyearpresented(source:Bloomberg FinanceLP). 16 SubjecttoapprovaloftheAGMtobeheldonApril23,2014. 17 TheexchangerateusedtoconverttheproposeddividendperordinaryshareistheexchangerateatFebruary5,2014. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 4 Exchange Rate Information WepublishourFinancialStatementsineuro.Aportionofournetsalesandcostsis,andhistoricallyhasbeen, denominatedincurrenciesotherthantheeuro.Foradiscussionoftheimpactofexchangeratefluctuationsonour financialconditionandresultsofoperations,seeItem5.A."OperatingResults-ForeignExchangeManagement". ThefollowingaretheNoonBuyingRatescertifiedbytheFederalReserveBankforcustomspurposes,expressedinU.S. dollarspereuro. Calendar year 2014 (through January 31, 2014) PeriodEnd PeriodAverage1 PeriodHigh PeriodLow 1.35 1.35 1.37 1.35 2013 1.38 1.33 1.38 1.28 2012 1.32 1.29 1.35 1.21 2011 1.30 1.40 1.49 1.29 2010 1.33 1.33 1.45 1.20 1 TheaverageoftheNoonBuyingRatesonthelastbusinessdayofeachmonthduringtheperiodpresented. Months of PeriodHigh PeriodLow January 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 September 2013 1.37 1.35 1.38 1.36 1.36 1.34 1.38 1.35 1.35 1.31 2009 1.43 1.39 1.51 1.25 August 2013 1.34 1.32 B. Capitalization and Indebtedness Notapplicable. C. Reasons for the Offer and Use of Proceeds Notapplicable. D. Risk Factors Inconductingourbusiness,wefacemanyrisksthatmayinterferewithourbusinessobjectives.Someoftheserisks relatetoouroperationalprocesses,whileothersrelatetoourbusinessenvironment.Itisimportanttounderstandthe natureoftheserisksandtheimpacttheymayhaveonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations.Some ofthemorerelevantrisksaredescribedbelow.Theserisksarenottheonlyonesthatweface. RisksRelatedtotheSemiconductorIndustry The Semiconductor Industry is Highly Cyclical and We May Be Adversely Affected by Any Downturn Asasuppliertotheglobalsemiconductorindustry,wearesubjecttotheindustry’sbusinesscycles,ofwhichthetiming, durationandvolatilityaredifficulttopredict.Thesemiconductorindustryhashistoricallybeencyclical.Salesofour lithographysystemsdependinlargepartuponthelevelofcapitalexpendituresbysemiconductormanufacturers.These capitalexpendituresdependuponarangeofcompetitiveandmarketfactors,including: • Thecurrentandanticipatedmarketdemandforsemiconductorsandforproductsutilizingsemiconductors; • Semiconductorprices; • Semiconductorproductioncosts; • Changesinsemiconductorinventorylevels; • Generaleconomicconditions;and • Accesstocapital. Reductionsordelaysincapitalequipmentpurchasesbyourcustomerscouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonour business,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 5 Inanindustrydownturn,ourabilitytomaintainprofitabilitywilldependsubstantiallyonwhetherweareabletolower ourcostsandbreak-evenlevel,whichisthelevelofsalesthatwemustreachinayeartoachievepositivenetincome. Ifsalesdecreasesignificantlyasaresultofanindustrydownturnandweareunabletoadjustourcostsoverthesame period,ournetincomemaydeclinesignificantlyorwemaysufferlosses.Asweneedtokeepcertainlevelsofinventory onhandtomeetanticipatedproductandservicedemand,wemayalsoincurincreasedcostsrelatedtoinventory obsolescenceinanindustrydownturn.Inaddition,industrydownturnsgenerallyresultinovercapacity,resultingin downwardpressureonsalespricesandimpairmentofmachineryandequipment,whichinthepasthashad,andinthe futurecouldhave,amaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Theongoingfinancialcrisesthathaveaffectedtheinternationalbankingsystemandglobalfinancialmarketssince 2008havebeeninmanyrespectsunprecedented.ConcernspersistoverthedebtburdenofcertainEurozonecountries andtheirabilitytomeetfutureobligations,theoverallstabilityoftheeuro,andthesuitabilityoftheeuroasasingle currencygiventhediverseeconomicandpoliticalcircumstancesinindividualEurozonecountries.Thesepotential developmentsormarketperceptionsconcerningtheseandrelatedissues,remainingconcernsovertheeffectofthis financialcrisisonfinancialinstitutionsinEuropeandglobally,andtheinstabilityofthefinancialmarketsandtheglobal economyingeneralcouldresultinanumberoffollow-oneffectsonourbusiness,including(i)decliningbusinessand consumerconfidenceresultinginreduced,ordelayedpurchaseofourproductsorshorter-termcapitalexpenditures forourproducts;insolvencyofkeysuppliersresultinginproductdelays,(ii)aninabilityofcustomerstoobtaincreditto financepurchasesofourproducts,delayedpaymentsfromourcustomersand/orcustomerinsolvenciesand(iii)other adverseeffectsthatwecannotcurrentlyanticipate.Ifglobaleconomicandmarketconditionsdeteriorate,wearelikely toexperiencematerialadverseimpactsonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Conversely,inanticipationofperiodsofincreasingdemandforsemiconductormanufacturingequipment,wemust maintainsufficientmanufacturingcapacityandinventoryandwemustattract,hire,integrateandretainasufficient numberofqualifiedemployeestomeetcustomerdemand.Ourabilitytopredictthetimingandmagnitudeofindustry fluctuationsislimitedandourproductsrequiresignificantlead-timetosuccessfullycomplete.Accordingly,wemaynot beabletoeffectivelyincreaseourproductioncapacitytorespondtoanincreaseincustomerdemandinanindustry upturnresultinginlostsales,damagetocustomerrelationshipsandwemaylosemarketshare. Our Business Will Suffer If We Do Not Respond Rapidly to Commercial and Technological Changes in the Semiconductor Industry Thesemiconductormanufacturingindustryissubjectto: • Rapidchangetowardsmorecomplextechnologies; • Frequentnewproductintroductionsandenhancements; • Evolvingindustrystandards; • Changesincustomerrequirements;and • Continuedshorteningofproductlifecycles. Ourproductscouldbecomeobsoletesoonerthananticipatedbecauseofafasterthananticipatedchangeinoneor moreofthetechnologiesrelatedtoourproductsorinmarketdemandforproductsbasedonaparticulartechnology. Oursuccessindevelopingnewproductsandinenhancingourexistingproductsdependsonavarietyoffactors, includingthesuccessfulmanagementofourR&Dprogramsandthetimelycompletionofproductdevelopmentand designrelativetocompetitors.Ifwedonotdevelopandintroducenewandenhancedsystemsatcompetitivepricesand onatimelybasis,ourcustomerswillnotintegrateoursystemsintotheplanninganddesignofnewproductionfacilities andupgradesofexistingfacilities,whichwouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionand resultsofoperations. Inparticular,weareinvestingconsiderablefinancialandotherresourcestodevelopandintroducenewproductsand productenhancements,suchasEUV,Immersionandholisticlithography.Ifweareunabletosuccessfullydevelopand introducetheseproductsandtechnologies,orifourcustomersdonotfullyadoptthenewtechnologies,productsor productenhancementsduetoapreferenceformoreestablishedoralternativenewtechnologiesandproductsorforany otherreason,wemaynotrecoupallofourinvestmentsinthesetechnologiesorproducts,whichcouldhaveamaterial adverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 6 ThesuccessofEUVremainsparticularlydependentonlightsourceavailabilityandcontinuingrelatedtechnical advancesbyusandoursuppliers,aswellasinfrastructuredevelopmentsinmasksandphotoresists,withoutwhich EUVtoolscannotachievetheproductivityandyieldrequiredtoeconomicallyjustifythehigherpriceofthesetools.A delayinthedevelopmentsofthesetoolscoulddiscourageorresultinmuchsloweradoptionofthistechnology.Ifthe technologiesthatwepursuetoassistourcustomersinproducingsmallerandmoreefficientchips,arenotaseffective asthosedevelopedbyourcompetitors,orifourcustomersadoptnewtechnologicalarchitecturesthatarelessfocused onlithography,thismayadverselyaffectourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. We Face Intense Competition Thesemiconductorequipmentindustryishighlycompetitive.Theprincipalelementsofcompetitioninourmarketare: • Thetechnicalperformancecharacteristicsofalithographysystem; • Thevalueofownershipofthatsystembasedonitspurchaseprice,maintenancecosts,productivity,andcustomer serviceandsupportcosts; • TheexchangerateoftheeuroparticularlyagainsttheJapaneseyenwhichresultsinvaryingpricesandmargins; • Thestrengthandbreadthofourportfolioofpatentsandotherintellectualpropertyrights;and • Ourcustomers’desiretoobtainlithographyequipmentfrommorethanonesupplier. Ourcompetitivenessincreasinglydependsuponourabilitytodevelopnewandenhancedsemiconductorequipment thatiscompetitivelypricedandintroducedonatimelybasis,aswellasourabilitytoprotectanddefendourintellectual propertyrights.SeeItem4.B."BusinessOverview-IntellectualProperty",Note11andNote19totheFinancial Statements. WecompeteprimarilywithNikonandtoalesserdegreewithCanon.BothNikonandCanonhavesubstantialfinancial resourcesandbroadpatentportfolios.Eachcontinuestointroducenewproductswithimprovedpriceandperformance characteristicsthatcompetedirectlywithourproducts,whichmaycauseadeclineinoursalesoralossofmarket acceptanceforourlithographysystems.Inaddition,adversemarketconditions,industryovercapacityoradecreasein thevalueoftheJapaneseyeninrelationtotheeuroortheU.S.dollar,couldfurtherintensifyprice-basedcompetition inthoseregionsthataccountforthemajorityofoursales,resultinginlowerpricesandmarginswhichcouldhavea materialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Inadditiontocompetitorsinlithography,wemayfacecompetitionwithrespecttoalternativetechnologiesforthenon- criticallayersorforalllayers.IfwefailtokeeppacewithMoore'slaw,whichpostulatesthatthenumberoftransistors onachipdoublesapproximatelyevery18to24monthsatequivalentmarginalcosts,orintheeventthedeliveryofnew technologyisdelayed,ourcustomersmayoptforothersolutionsinICmanufacturingasasubstituteforpurchasingour products. Also,inthefuturetheICindustrymaynotfinditeconomicallyfeasibletomaintainthepaceofMoore’slawthrough theuseoflithographysystems,whichcouldresultinourcustomerschoosingothersolutionsthanlithographyfor ICmanufacturing.IfthepaceofMoore’slawisnotmaintained,thiscouldalsoresultintheICindustryutilizingfewer leadingtechnologysystems,whichcouldresultinlowersalesandmargins. RisksRelatedtoASML The Number of Systems We Can Produce Is Limited by Our Dependence on a Limited Number of Suppliers of Key Components Werelyonoutsidevendorsforthecomponentsandsubassembliesusedinoursystems,eachofwhichisobtainedfrom asinglesupplieroralimitednumberofsuppliers.Ourrelianceonalimitedgroupofsuppliersinvolvesseveralrisks, includingapotentialinabilitytoobtainanadequatesupplyofrequiredcomponentsandtheriskofuntimelydeliveryof thesecomponentsandsubassemblies. ThenumberoflithographysystemsweareabletoproducemaybelimitedbytheproductioncapacityofZeiss.Zeiss isoursinglesupplieroflenses,collectorsandothercriticalopticalcomponents.IfZeisswereunabletomaintainand increaseproductionlevelsorifweareunabletomaintainourbusinessrelationshipwithZeissinthefuturewecouldbe unabletofulfillorders,whichcoulddamagerelationshipswithcurrentandprospectivecustomersandhaveamaterial adverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations.IfZeissweretoterminateitsrelationship withusorifZeisswereunabletomaintainproductionoflensesoveraprolongedperiod,wewouldeffectivelycease tobeabletoconductourbusiness.SeeItem4.B."BusinessOverview-Manufacturing,LogisticsandSuppliers".In additiontoZeiss’currentposition,theCO2lasersusedinourthird-generation(NXE:3300B)EUVsystemsareavailable fromonlyalimitednumberofsuppliers. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 7 Manufacturingsomeofthesecomponentsandsubassembliesthatweuseinourmanufacturingprocessesisan extremelycomplexprocessandcouldresultindelaysbyoursuppliers.Aprolongedinabilitytoobtainadequate deliveriesofcomponentsorsubassemblies,oranyothercircumstancethatrequiresustoseekalternativesourcesof supply,couldsignificantlyhinderourabilitytodeliverourproductsinatimelymanner,whichcoulddamagerelationships withcurrentandprospectivecustomersandhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionand resultsofoperations. A High Percentage of Net Sales Is Derived from a Few Customers Historically,wehavesoldasubstantialnumberoflithographysystemstoalimitednumberofcustomers.Weexpect customerconcentrationtoincreasebecauseofcontinuingconsolidationinthesemiconductormanufacturingindustry. Consequently,whiletheidentityofourlargestcustomersmayvaryfromyeartoyear,weexpectsalestoremain concentratedamongrelativelyfewcustomersinanyparticularyear.In2013,recognizedsalestoourlargestcustomer accountedforEUR2,058.6million,or39.2percentofnetsales,comparedwithEUR1,236.1million,or26.1percentof netsales,in2012.Thelossofanysignificantcustomeroranysignificantreductioninordersbyasignificantcustomer mayhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Additionally,asaresultofourlimitednumberofcustomers,creditriskonourreceivablesisconcentrated.Ourthree largestcustomers(basedonnetsales)accountedforEUR861.4million,or73.3percentofaccountsreceivableand financereceivablesatDecember31,2013,comparedwithEUR535.1million,or58.9percentatDecember31,2012. Asaresult,businessfailureorinsolvencyofoneofourmaincustomersmayhaveamaterialadverseeffectonour business,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. We Derive Most of Our Revenues from the Sale of a Relatively Small Number of Systems Wederivemostofourrevenuesfromthesaleofarelativelysmallnumberoflithographyequipmentsystems(157unitsin 2013and170unitsin2012),withanASPpersystemin2013ofEUR25.4million(EUR27.4millionfornewsystemsand EUR6.9millionforusedsystems)andanASPpersystemin2012ofEUR22.4million(EUR24.8millionfornewsystems andEUR7.6millionforusedsystems).Asaresult,thetimingofrecognitionofrevenueforaparticularreportingperiod fromasmallnumberofsystemsalesmayhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresults ofoperationsinthatperiod.Specifically,thefailuretoreceiveanticipatedorders,ordelaysinshipmentsneartheendof aparticularreportingperiod,due,forexample,to: • Adownturninthehighlycyclicalsemiconductorindustry; • Unanticipatedshipmentrescheduling; • Cancellationororderpush-backbycustomers; • Unexpectedmanufacturingdifficulties;or • Delaysindeliveriesbysuppliers maycausenetsalesinaparticularreportingperiodtofallsignificantlybelownetsalesinpreviousperiodsorbelowour expectednetsales,andmayhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourresultsofoperationsforthatperiod.Inparticular,our publishedquarterlyearningsmayvarysignificantlyfromquartertoquarterandmayvaryinthefutureforthereasons discussedabove. The Pace of Introduction of Our New Products Is Accelerating and Is Accompanied by Potential Design and Production Delays and by Significant Costs Thedevelopmentandinitialproduction,installationandenhancementofthesystemsweproduceisoftenaccompanied bydesignandproductiondelaysandrelatedcostsofanaturetypicallyassociatedwiththeintroductionandtransition tofull-scalemanufacturingofcomplexcapitalequipment.Whileweexpectandplanforacorrespondinglearning-curve effectinourproductdevelopmentcycle,wecannotpredictwithprecisionthetimeandexpenserequiredtoovercome theseinitialproblemsandtoensurefullperformancetospecifications.Moreover,weanticipatethatthislearning-curve effectwillcontinuetopresentincreasinglydifficultchallengeswitheachnewgenerationofourproductsasaresultof increasingtechnologicalcomplexity.Inparticular,thedevelopmentofanEUVvolumeproductionsystemisdependent on,andsubjecttothesuccessfulimplementationof,technologyrelatedtothelightsourceandothertechnologies specifictoEUV.Thereisariskthatwemaynotbeabletointroduceorbringtofull-scaleproductionnewproductsas quicklyasweanticipateinourproductintroductionplans,whichcouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness, financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Forthemarkettoaccepttechnologyenhancements,ourcustomers,inmanycases,mustupgradetheirexisting technologycapabilities.Suchupgradesfromestablishedtechnologymaynotbeavailabletoourcustomerstoenable volumeproductionusingournewtechnologyenhancements.Thiscouldresultinourcustomersnotpurchasing,or pushingbackorcancelingordersforourtechnologyenhancements,whichcouldnegativelyimpactourbusiness, financialconditionandresultsofoperations. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 8 As Lithography Technologies become More Complex, our R&D Programs become More Risky and More Expensive Ourlithographysystemshavebecomeincreasinglycomplex,andaccordingly,thecoststodevelopnewproductsand technologieshaveincreased,andweexpectsuchcoststocontinuetoincrease.Thisincreaseincostsrequiresusto continueobtainingsufficientfundingforourR&Dprograms.Forexample,weobtainedfundingforour450mmandEUV R&DprogramsthroughtheCCIP.Wemayhowever,beunabletoobtainthistypeoffundingfromcustomersinthefuture, inwhichcasewemaybeunabletofundR&Dinvestmentsnecessarytomaintainourtechnologicalleadership.The increasingcostofR&Dprogramsfornewtechnologiesalsoincreasestheriskthatanewproductortechnologymaynot besuccessful,whichcouldresultinsignificantcostsnotbeingrecovered. Furthermore,astheinnovationcyclebecomesmorecomplex,developingnewtechnologyrequiresincreasedR&D investmentsbyoursuppliersinordertomeetthetechnologydemandsofusandourcustomers.Oursuppliersmaynot have,ormaynotbewillingtoinvest,theresourcesnecessarytocontinuethedevelopmentofthenewtechnologiesto theextentsuchinvestmentsarenecessary,whichmayresultinourcontributingfundstosuchR&Dprogramsorlimiting theR&Dprogramsweundertake. Failure to Adequately Protect the Intellectual Property Rights Upon Which We Depend Could Harm Our Business Werelyonintellectualpropertyrightssuchaspatents,copyrightsandtradesecretstoprotectourproprietary technology.However,wefacetheriskthatsuchmeasurescouldprovetobeinadequatebecause: • Intellectualpropertylawsmaynotsufficientlysupportourproprietaryrightsormaychangeinthefutureinamanner adversetous; • Patentrightsmaynotbegrantedorconstruedasweexpect; • Patentswillexpirewhichmayresultinkeytechnologybecomingwidelyavailablethatmayhurtourcompetitive position; • Thestepswetaketopreventmisappropriationorinfringementofourproprietaryrightsmaynotbesuccessful;and • Thirdpartiesmaybeabletodeveloporobtainpatentsforsimilarcompetingtechnology. Inaddition,litigationmaybenecessarytoenforceourintellectualpropertyrights,todeterminethevalidityandscopeof theproprietaryrightsofothers,ortodefendagainstclaimsofinfringement.Anysuchlitigationmayresultinsubstantial costsanddiversionofmanagementresources,and,ifdecidedunfavorablytous,couldhaveamaterialadverseeffect onourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Defending Against Intellectual Property Claims Brought by Others Could Harm Our Business Inthecourseofourbusiness,wearesubjecttoclaimsbythirdpartiesallegingthatourproductsorprocesses infringeupontheirintellectualpropertyrights.Ifsuccessful,suchclaimscouldlimitorprohibitusfromdevelopingour technologyandmanufacturingourproducts,whichcouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financial conditionandresultsofoperations. Inaddition,ourcustomersmaybesubjecttoclaimsofinfringementfromthirdparties,allegingthatourproductsused bysuchcustomersinthemanufactureofsemiconductorproductsand/ortheprocessesrelatingtotheuseofour productsinfringeoneormorepatentsissuedtosuchparties.Ifsuchclaimsweresuccessful,wecouldberequired toindemnifycustomersforsomeorallofanylossesincurredordamagesassessedagainstthemasaresultofsuch infringement,whichcouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Wealsomayincursubstantiallicensingorsettlementcosts,whichalthoughpotentiallystrengtheningorexpandingour intellectualpropertyrightsorlimitingourexposuretointellectualpropertyclaimsofthirdparties,mayhaveamaterial adverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Fromlate2001through2004,ASMLwaspartytoaseriesofcivillitigationsandadministrativeproceedingsinwhich NikonallegedASML’sinfringementofNikonpatentsrelatingtolithography.ASMLinturnfiledclaimsagainstNikon. PursuanttoagreementsexecutedonDecember10,2004,ASMLandNikonagreedtosettleallpendingworldwide patentlitigationbetweenthecompanies.Thesettlementincludedanexchangeofreleases,apatentCross-License agreementrelatedtolithographyequipmentusedtomanufacturesemiconductordevicesandpaymentstoNikonby ASML.BeginningonJanuary1,2015,thepartiesmaybringsuitforinfringementofpatentssubjecttotheNikonCross- LicenseAgreement,includinganyinfringementthatoccurredduringtheCross-LicenseTransitionPeriod.Damages resultingfromclaimsforpatentinfringementoccurringduringtheCross-LicenseTransitionPeriodarelimitedtothree percentofthenetsalespriceofproductsfoundtoinfringevalidandenforceablepatents. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 9 We Are Subject to Risks in Our International Operations ThemajorityofoursalesaremadetocustomersoutsideEurope.Thereareanumberofrisksinherentindoingbusiness insomeofthoseregions: • Potentiallyadversetaxconsequences; • Unfavorablepoliticaloreconomicenvironments; • Unexpectedlegalorregulatorychanges; • Aninabilitytoeffectivelyprotectintellectualproperty;and • Adverseeffectsofforeigncurrencyfluctuations. Ifweareunabletomanagesuccessfullytherisksinherentinourinternationalactivities,ourbusiness,financialcondition andresultsofoperationscouldbemateriallyandadverselyaffected. Inparticular,42.4percentofour2013netsalesand31.3percentofour2012netsaleswerederivedfromcustomers inTaiwan.Taiwanhasauniqueinternationalpoliticalstatus.ThePeople’sRepublicofChinaassertssovereigntyover TaiwananddoesnotrecognizethelegitimacyoftheTaiwanesegovernment.ChangesinrelationsbetweenTaiwanand thePeople’sRepublicofChina,TaiwanesegovernmentpoliciesandotherfactorsaffectingTaiwan’spolitical,economic orsocialenvironmentcouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. Inaddition,theinstallationandservicingofourproductsrequiresustotraveltoourcustomerspremises.Natural disasterscouldaffectourabilitytodoso.Forexample,theJapaneseearthquakein2011resultedinthedisruptionof ourinstallationandservicingofsystemsforourcustomersinJapan.Naturaldisastersinareaswhereourcustomersare locatedcouldpreventordisrupttheinstallationorservicingofoursystems. We Are Dependent on the Continued Operation of a Limited Number of Manufacturing Facilities Allofourmanufacturingactivities,includingsubassembly,finalassemblyandsystemtesting,takeplaceinclean roomfacilitiesinVeldhoven,theNetherlands,inWilton,ConnecticutandinSanDiego,California,bothintheUnited States,inPyongtaek-City,South-KoreaandinLinkou,Taiwan.Thesefacilitiesmaybesubjecttodisruptionforavariety ofreasons,includingworkstoppages,fire,energyshortages,floodingorothernaturaldisasters.Wecannotensure thatalternativeproductioncapacitywouldbeavailableifamajordisruptionweretooccurorthat,ifsuchcapacity wasavailable,itcouldbeobtainedonfavorableterms.Suchadisruptioncouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonour business,financialconditionandresultsofoperations.Inaddition,someofourkeysuppliers,includingZeiss,havea limitednumberofmanufacturingfacilities,thedisruptionofwhichmaysignificantlyandadverselyaffectourproduction capacity. Because of Labor Laws and Practices, Any Workforce Reductions That We May Seek to Implement in Order to Reduce Costs Company-Wide May Be Delayed or Suspended Thesemiconductormarketishighlycyclicalandasaconsequencewemayneedtoimplementworkforcereductionsin caseofadownturn,inordertoadapttosuchmarketchanges.Inaccordancewithlaborlawsandpracticesapplicable inthejurisdictionsinwhichweoperate,areductionofanysignificancemaybesubjecttoformalproceduresthatcan delayormayresultinthemodificationofourplannedworkforcereductions.Forexample,ASMLNetherlandsB.V.,our operatingsubsidiaryintheNetherlands,hasaWorksCouncil,asrequiredbyDutchlaw.IftheWorksCouncilrenders contraryadviceinconnectionwithaproposedworkforcereductionintheNetherlands,butwenonethelessdetermine toproceed,wemusttemporarilysuspendanyactionwhiletheWorksCouncildetermineswhethertoappealtothe EnterpriseChamberoftheAmsterdamCourtofAppeal.Thisappealprocesscancauseadelayofseveralmonthsand mayrequireustoaddressanyproceduralinadequaciesidentifiedbytheCourtinthewaywereachedourdecision.Such delayscouldimpairourabilitytoreducecostscompany-widetolevelscomparabletothoseofourcompetitors.Alsosee Item6.D"Employees". Fluctuations in Foreign Exchange Rates Could Harm Our Results of Operations Weareexposedtocurrencyrisks.WeareparticularlyexposedtofluctuationsintheexchangeratesbetweentheU.S. dollar,Japaneseyenandtheeuro,asweincurmanufacturingcostsforoursystemspredominantlyineuroswhile portionsofournetsalesandcostofsalesaredenominatedinU.S.dollarsandJapaneseyen. Inaddition,aportionofourassetsandliabilitiesandoperatingresultsaredenominatedinU.S.dollars,andasmall portionofourassets,liabilitiesandoperatingresultsaredenominatedincurrenciesotherthantheeuroandtheU.S. dollar.OurFinancialStatementsareexpressedineuros.Accordingly,ourresultsofoperationsandassetsandliabilities areexposedtofluctuationsinexchangeratesbetweentheeuroandsuchothercurrencies.Ingeneral,ourcustomers generallyruntheirbusinessesinU.S.dollarsandthereforeaweakeningoftheU.S.dollaragainsttheeuromightimpact theabilityordesireofourcustomerstopurchaseourproducts. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 10 Furthermore,astrengtheningoftheeuroparticularlyagainsttheJapaneseyencouldfurtherintensifyprice-based competitioninthoseregionsthataccountforthemajorityofoursales,resultinginlowerpricesandmarginsanda materialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. ChangesincurrencyexchangeratesalsoaffectthecarryingvalueofassetsonourConsolidatedBalanceSheets,which dependingonthebalancesheetclassificationoftherelevantasset,canresultinlossesonourConsolidatedBalance Sheets.Inparticular,theCymeracquisitionhassignificantlyincreasedourU.S.dollardenominatedassets,andasa result,wearemoreexposedtofluctuationsintheU.S.dollar. SeeItem5.A."OperatingResults-ForeignExchangeManagement". We May Be Unable to Make Desirable Acquisitions or to Integrate Successfully Any Businesses We Acquire Ourfuturesuccessmaydependinpartontheacquisitionofbusinessesortechnologiesintendedtocomplement, enhanceorexpandourcurrentbusinessorproductsorthatmightotherwiseofferusgrowthopportunities.Ourability tocompletesuchtransactionsmaybehinderedbyanumberoffactors,includingpotentialdifficultiesinobtaining governmentapprovals. Anyacquisitionthatwedomakewouldposerisksrelatedtotheintegrationofthenewbusinessortechnologywithour business.Wecannotbecertainthatwewillbeabletoachievethebenefitsweexpectfromaparticularacquisitionor investment.Acquisitionsmayalsostrainourmanagerialandoperationalresources,asthechallengeofmanagingnew operationsmaydivertourmanagementfromday-to-dayoperationsofourexistingbusiness.Ourbusiness,financial conditionandresultsofoperationsmaybemateriallyandadverselyaffectedifwefailtocoordinateourresources effectivelytomanagebothourexistingoperationsandanybusinessesweacquire. InMay2013,weacquiredalloftheoutstandingsharesofCymer,alightsourcesupplier.Weexpectthattheacquisition ofCymerwillmakeEUVtechnologymoreefficient,preventadditionaldelaysintheintroductionofEUVtechnology,and simplifythesupplychainofEUVmodules.However,achievingthebenefitsoftheacquisitionwilldependinpartonthe integrationofouroperationsandemployeeswiththoseofCymerinatimelyandefficientmanner,andifwefailtodo so,thismayresultinadelayinthedevelopmentofEUV.TherecanbenoassurancethatCymerwillbesuccessfully integratedinourbusinessorthatanyoftheanticipatedbenefitswillberealized.Evenifweareabletosuccessfully integrateCymer,thereisnoassurancethatthistransactionwillresultinsuccessfuldevelopmentofourEUVtechnology. Inaddition,inconnectionwithacquisitions,anti-trustregulatorsmayimposeconditionsonus,includingrequirements todivestassetsorotherconditionsthatcouldmakeitdifficultforustointegratethebusinessesthatweacquire.For example,inconnectionwiththeCymerAcquisitionwehaveagreedtomaintainCymerLightSourcesasastand-alone businesswhichwillmakeitmoredifficulttointegrateCymerLightSourcesintoourbusinessoperations. Our Business and Future Success Depend on Our Ability to Attract and Retain a Sufficient Number of Adequately Educated and Skilled Employees Ourbusinessandfuturesuccesssignificantlydependuponouremployees,includingalargenumberofhighlyqualified professionals,aswellasourabilitytoattractandretainemployees.Competitionforsuchpersonnelisintense,andwe maynotbeabletocontinuetoattractandretainsuchpersonnel.TheR&Dprogramsassociatedwiththecommitments madeundertheNREfundingarrangementssignedinrelationtotheCCIP,requireasignificantnumberofqualified employees.Ifweareunabletoattractsufficientnumbersofqualifiedemployees,thiscouldaffectourabilitytoconduct ourresearchprogramsonatimelybasis,whichcouldadverselyaffectourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsof operations. Inaddition,theincreasingcomplexityofourproductsresultsinalongerlearning-curvefornewandexistingemployees andsuppliersleadingtoaninabilitytodecreasecycletimesandmayresultintheincurrenceofsignificantadditional costs,whichcouldadverselyaffectourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsofoperations. SeeItem4.B."BusinessOverview-CustomerCo-InvestmentProgram". ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 11 RisksRelatedtoOurOrdinaryShares We May Not Declare Cash Dividends at All or in Any Particular Amounts in Any Given Year Weaimtopayanannualdividendthatwillbestableorgrowingovertime.Annually,theBoardofManagementwill, uponpriorapprovalfromtheSupervisoryBoard,submitaproposaltotheAGMwithrespecttotheamountofdividend tobedeclaredwithrespecttotheprioryear.Thedividendproposalinanygivenyearwillbesubjecttotheavailability ofdistributableprofitsorretainedearningsandmaybeaffectedby,amongotherfactors,theBoardofManagement’s viewsonourpotentialfutureliquidityrequirements,includingforinvestmentsinproductioncapacity,thefundingofour R&Dprogramsandforacquisitionopportunitiesthatmayarisefromtimetotime;andbyfuturechangesinapplicable incometaxandcorporatelaws.Accordingly,theBoardofManagementmaydecidetoproposenottopayadividendor payalowerdividendwithrespecttoanyparticularyearinthefuture,whichcouldhaveanegativeeffectonourshare price. Restrictions on Shareholder Rights May Dilute Voting Power OurArticlesofAssociationprovidethatwearesubjecttotheprovisionsofDutchlawapplicabletolargecorporations, called"structuurregime".Theseprovisionshavetheeffectofconcentratingcontrolovercertaincorporatedecisionsand transactionsinthehandsofourSupervisoryBoard.Asaresult,holdersofordinarysharesmayhavemoredifficultyin protectingtheirinterestsinthefaceofactionsbymembersofourSupervisoryBoardthanifwewereincorporatedinthe UnitedStatesoranotherjurisdiction. Ourauthorizedsharecapitalalsoincludesaclassofcumulativepreferencesharesandwehavegranted"Stichting PreferenteAandelenASML",aDutchfoundation,anoptiontoacquire,attheirnominalvalueofEUR0.09pershare, suchcumulativepreferenceshares.Exerciseofthepreferenceshareoptionwouldeffectivelydilutethevotingpowerof ouroutstandingordinarysharesbyone-half,whichmaydiscourageorsignificantlyimpedeathirdpartyfromacquiringa majorityofourvotingshares. SeeItem6.C."BoardPractices"andItem10.B."MemorandumandArticlesofAssociation". Participating Customers in our Customer Co-Investment Program Together Own a Significant Amount of our Ordinary Shares IntheCCIP,theParticipatingCustomers,throughcertainwholly-ownedsubsidiaries,acquired15percent,5percentand 3percent,ofourthenoutstandingshares,respectively(aftergivingeffecttoourSyntheticShareBuybackconductedin November2012). TheinterestsoftheParticipatingCustomersmaynotalwayscoincidewiththeinterestsofotherholdersofourshares. ThesharesacquiredbytheParticipatingCustomersareheldbyDutchfoundationswhichhaveissueddepositary receiptsinrespectthereofandtheparticipatingcustomersmayonlyvotethosesharesinGeneralMeetingsin exceptionalcircumstances,includingtheauthorizationofcertainsignificantshareissuancesandsharerepurchases, theapprovalofasignificantchangeintheidentityornatureofASMLoritsbusiness,anyamendmenttoASML's ArticlesofAssociationthatwouldmateriallyaffectthespecificvotingrightsoftheParticipatingCustomersorthat wouldcauseasignificantchangeintheidentityornatureofASMLoritsbusiness,thedissolutionofASML,andany mergerordemergerwhichwouldresultinamaterialchangeintheidentityornatureofASMLoritsbusiness.When suchexceptionalcircumstancesoccur,theParticipatingCustomers,andinparticularIntel(duetothepercentageofour sharesthatIntelowns),willbeabletoinfluencemattersrequiringapprovalbytheGeneralMeetingandmayvotetheir ordinarysharesinawaywithwhichothershareholdersmaynotagree. TheParticipatingCustomershavealsoagreedthattheywillnot,withoutourpriorwrittenconsent,transferanyofthe ordinarysharestheyacquiredintheCCIP(ordepositaryreceiptsrepresentingthoseshares)untiltwoyearsandsix monthsafterthedatetheyacquiredsuchshares(September12,2012forIntelandSamsung;October31,2012for TSMC).Uponexpiryofsuchperiod,theordinarysharesheldbyParticipatingCustomersarefreelytransferable,subject toorderlymarketarrangementsandcertainotherrestrictions.AnysalesofsignificantamountsofsharesbyParticipating CustomersintheCCIPcouldhaveanegativeeffectonourshareprice. SeeItem4.B."BusinessOverview-CustomerCo-InvestmentProgram". ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 12 Item 4 Information on the Company A. History and Development of the Company Wecommencedbusinessoperationsin1984.ASMLithographyHoldingN.V.wasincorporatedintheNetherlandson October3,1994toserveastheholdingcompanyforourworldwideoperations,whichincludeoperatingsubsidiaries intheNetherlands,theUnitedStates,Italy,France,Germany,theUnitedKingdom,Ireland,Belgium,Korea,Taiwan, Singapore,China(includingHongKong),Japan,MalaysiaandIsrael.In2001,wechangedournametoASMLHolding N.V.OurregisteredofficeislocatedatDeRun6501,5504DRVeldhoven,theNetherlands,telephonenumber+3140 2683000. Fromtimetotime,wepursueacquisitionsofbusinessesthatwebelievewillcomplementorenhanceourcore lithographybusiness:theacquisitionofMaskTools(businessunitofMicroUnitySystemsEngineering,Inc.)in1999, SiliconValleyGroup,Inc.in2001,BrionTechnologies,Inc.in2007andtheacquisitionofWijdevenMotionHolding B.V.andWijdevenMotionB.V.in2012.OnMay30,2013,wecompletedtheacquisitionofCymer,Inc.aSanDiego, California,theUnitedStatesbasedlightsourcesupplier.SeeNote2toourFinancialStatementsformoreinformationon theacquisitionofCymer. CapitalExpendituresandDivestures Ourcapitalexpenditures(purchasesofproperty,plantandequipment)for2013,2012and2011amountedtoEUR210.8 million,EUR171.9millionandEUR300.9million,respectively.Ourcapitalexpendituresintheseyearsmainlyrelatedto (i)theconstructionofourproductionfacilitiesinVeldhoven,theNetherlands,forourlatesttechnologiessuchasEUV andImmersionplatform,(ii)informationtechnologyinvestments,and(iii)machineryandequipmentforourfacilities. Capitalexpendituresareprimarilyfinancedthroughcashprovidedbyoperatingactivities.Seeitem4.D."Business Overview-Property,PlantandEquipment"forourexpectedcapitalexpendituresin2014. Divestures,mainlyconsistingofmachineryandequipment,amountedtoEUR2.8millionfor2013,EUR2.3millionfor 2012andEUR3.4millionfor2011.SeeConsolidatedStatementsofCashFlowstoourFinancialStatements. B. Business Overview ASMLmakespossibleaffordablemicroelectronicsthatimprovethequalityoflife.ASMLinventsanddevelopscomplex technologyforhigh-techlithography,metrologyandsoftwaresolutionsforthesemiconductorindustry.ASML'sguiding principleiscontinuingMoore'sLawtowardseversmaller,cheaper,morepowerfulandenergy-efficientsemiconductors. Oursuccessisbasedonthreepillars:technologyleadershipcombinedwithcustomerandsupplierintimacy,highly efficientprocessesandentrepreneurialpeople.Weareamultinationalcompanywithover70locationsin16countries, headquarteredinVeldhoven,theNetherlands.AsofDecember31,2013,weemployed10,360payrollemployees(2012: 8,497)and2,865temporaryemployees(2012:2,139),measuredinFTEs.ASMListradedonNYSEEuronextAmsterdam andNASDAQunderthesymbolASML. OurBusinessModel Ourbusinessmodelisderivedfromour"ValueofOwnership"conceptwhichisbasedonthefollowingprinciples: • Offeringongoingimprovementsinthroughput,imagingandoverlaybyintroducingadvancedtechnologybased modularplatforms,advancedapplicationsandholisticlithographysolutionsoutsidethetraditionallithography business,eachresultinginlowercostsorhighervalueperproductforourcustomers; • Providingcustomerservicesthatensurerapid,efficientinstallation,superiorsupportandtrainingtooptimize manufacturingprocessesofourcustomers; • MaintainingappropriatelevelsofR&Dtoofferthemostadvancedtechnologysuitableforhigh-throughputandlow- costvolumeproductionattheearliestpossibledateenhancing/followingMoore'slaw; • Enhancingthecapabilitiesoftheinstalledbaseofourcustomersthroughongoingfieldupgradesofthroughput, imagingandoverlay,basedonfurthertechnologydevelopments; • Reducingthecycletimebetweenacustomer’sorderofasystemandtheuseofthatsysteminvolumeproduction; • Expandingoperationalflexibilityinresearchandmanufacturingbyreinforcingstrategicallianceswithworldclass partners,includingoutsourcingcompanies; Improvingthereliabilityanduptimeofourinstalledsystembase;and • • Providingrefurbishingservicesthateffectivelyincreaseresidualvaluebyextendingthelifeofequipment. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 13 MarketandTechnologyOverview Thechip-makingbusinessisfocusedon"shrink"orreducingthesizeofchipdesignsasadriverofcostreductionand increasedfunctionality.Theworldwideelectronicsandcomputerindustrieshaveexperiencedsignificantgrowthsince thecommercializationofICsinthe1960s,largelyduetothecontinuousreductionofthecostperfunctionperformed byICs.ImprovementinthedesignandmanufactureofICswithhighercircuitor"packing"densitieshasresultedin smallerandlowercostICs,capableofperformingagreaternumberoffunctionsathigherthroughputlevelsandwith reducedpowerconsumption.Webelievethattheselong-termtrendswillcontinuefortheforeseeablefutureandwill beaccompaniedbyacontinuingdemand,subjecttoongoingcyclicalvariation,forproductionequipmentthatcan accuratelyproduceadvancedICsinhighvolumesatthelowestpossiblecost.Lithographyisusedtoprintcomplex circuitpatternsontothewafersthataretheprimaryrawmaterialforICsandisoneofthemostcriticalandexpensive stepsintheirfabrication.ItisthereforeasignificantfocusoftheICindustry’sdemandforcost-efficientenhancements toproductiontechnology. Weprimarilydesign,manufacture,marketandservicesemiconductorprocessingequipmentusedinthefabrication ofICs.OurlithographyequipmentincludesStep&Scansystems,whichcombinesteppertechnologywithaphoto- scanningmethod. Oursystemsuseamasktoachievetherequiredchippattern.Amaskisaflat,transparentquartzplatecontainingan opaquemicroscopicpattern:animageoftheelectroniccircuitryforonelayerofachip.Themaskisplacedinascanner whereintenselightpassingthroughitprojectsthepattern,viaaseriesofreducinglenses,ontopartofthewafer.Before exposure,thewaferiscoatedwithphotoresistandpositionedsothattheprojectedpatternalignswithexistingfeatures onthewafer.Afterexposureanddeveloping,thepatternleftonthewafersurfaceisusedtoselectivelyprocessand buildupthenextlayer. CustomerRoadmaps ThefourmajorcustomersectorstowhichwesellourproductsareIntegratedDeviceManufacturers("IDM")and Foundries(together"Logic"),NAND-FlashmemoryandDRAMmemorychipmakers(together"Memory"). Supportedbytheirtechnologyroadmaps,ICmanufacturerscontinuetoshowinterestinshrinkingresolutionasameans tolowermanufacturingcostsperunitoraddingvaluethroughmorefunctionalintegration.Webelievethattheleading ICmanufacturershaveplanstomigratetheirproductioncapabilitiesintheforeseeablefuturetoimagingataresolution beyond10nm,forwhichtheywillrequirestate-of-the-artlithographyequipment. Products Wedeveloplithographysystemsandrelatedproductsforthesemiconductorindustryandrelatedpatterning applications.Ourproductdevelopmentstrategyfocusesonthedevelopmentofproductfamiliesbasedonamodular, upgradeabledesign. OurolderPAS2500andPAS5000lithographysystems,whichwenolongermanufacturebutcontinuetorefurbish, areusedwithg-lineandi-linelightsourcesforprocessingwafersupto150mmindiameterandareemployedin manufacturingenvironmentsandinspecialapplicationsforwhichdesignresolutionsof0.5micronsandaboveare required. OurPAS5500productfamilycomprisesadvancedwafersteppersandStep&Scansystemsequippedwithi-line,KrF andArFlightsourcesforprocessingwafersupto200mmindiameterandareemployedinvolumemanufacturingto achievedesignnodesrequiringimagingataresolutiondownto90nm. WeofferTWINSCANsystems,equippedwithi-line,KrFandArFlightsourcesforprocessingwafersupto300mmin diameterformanufacturingenvironmentsforwhichimagingataresolutiondownto38nmarerequired.Themodular upgradeabledesignphilosophyofthePAS5500productfamilyhasbeenfurtherrefinedandappliedinthedesign TWINSCAN.Introducedin2000,theTWINSCANplatform,isthebasisforourcurrentandnext-generationStep-and Scansystems,whicharecapableofextendingshrinktechnologydownto38nmandbeyondwithmultiplepatterning techniques. Weareoneoftheworld’sleaders(measuredinrevenues)intheinnovationofimmersiontechnologiesandwewere theworld’sfirstproducerofdual-stagedesignTWINSCANsystems.WithaTWINSCANsystem,wafermeasurement, includingfocusandalignment,iscompletedonthedrystage,whiletheimagingprocess,usingwaterappliedbetween thewaferandthelens,iscompletedonthewetstage.Thedual-stageadvantageofTWINSCANimmersionsystems enablesourcustomerstobenefitfromtheprocessenhancementsofimmersionwhilecontinuingtousefamiliarand provenmetrologytechnology. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 14 Furthermore,wecontinuouslydevelopandsellarangeofproductoptionsandenhancementsdesignedtoincrease productivityandimproveimagingandoverlaytooptimizevalueofownershipovertheentirelifeofoursystems. NXEisbasedonanewplatformutilizingtheconceptsoftheNXTplatform.NXEextendstheindustryprovenmodularity ofourNXT,withnewinnovativetechnologiestosupportEUVimaginginseveralsystemcriticalareas,includingthe EUVlightsource,thereflectivemirroropticalsystemandallencompassedwithinavacuumsystem.NXEistargeted forproductionofICsdownto13nmandbeyond.ItisequippedwithEUVlightsourcetechnology,basedupontin plasma,producinglightatawavelengthof13.5nm.Inaddition,theNXEsystemhasaninnovativeopticaltechnology utilizingreflectivemirrorsratherthanthetraditionalrefractiveopticswithaNAof0.25-0.33.ThelightinNXEoperates inavacuumenvironment,throughtheentireopticaltraintowaferlevel.Withthecombinationoftheserevolutionary technologies,EUVoffersthepotentialtoprovideourcustomersaroadmapforfutureshrink,andweexpectittobecome thepredominantlithographytechnologyforthecomingyears.ThesuccessofEUVremainsparticularlydependenton lightsource(laser)availabilityandonmaintainingEUV-relatedtechnicaladvancesbyusandoursuppliers,aswellas infrastructuredevelopmentsinmasksandphotoresists.Inordertoacceleratetheavailabilityandintegrationofthe lightsourceforEUVin2013weacquiredCymer,theindustryleadingsupplieroflaserlightsourcesforlithography applications. ProductDevelopment Ourcustomersoptimizetheirscannerperformancebytakingintoaccounttheentirechipcreationprocess,fromdesign tovolumemanufacturing,wecallthisapproach"holisticlithography".Wecomplementourscannerproductswitha rapidlyexpandingholisticlithographyportfolioofsoftwareandmetrologyproductstohelpourcustomersoptimize semiconductorscannerperformance,provideafasterstarttochipproductionandachievebetterimagingathigher resolutions.Semiconductormanufacturersfaceincreasinglysmallermarginsoferrorastheyshrinkchipfeatures. Holisticlithographyprovidesawaytoshrinkwithinthesemargins,offeringsignificantrevenue-generatingandcost- savingopportunitiestoourcustomers. Ourcurrentcomputationallithographyportfoliocomprisesbothtraditionalproducts(suchasRET/OPC/DPT/SMO),as wellassolutionsthatdirectlyinterfacewiththenumerouscalibrationcontrolsinourscannertooptimizeperformance. Ourcomputationallithographyproductscapturedetailedknowledgeofscannerdesignandrealperformance,which enablesthemtoaccuratelypredictreal-lifemanufacturingperformance.Thesepredictionsareessentialinaddressing possibleramp-upandyieldproblemsinadvance,potentiallyavoidingmonthsofdelayintime-to-marketforour customers.Thesamepredictioncapabilitiesallowourscannerstobeoptimallycalibratedforimprovedperformancein production,givenspecificchipdesignsormasks,therebyachievingimprovedyield. Onceascannerisoptimallyset-upforagivenapplication,wealsoofferscannercontrolsolutionsthatensurethatthe performanceofthelithographicprocessremainsoptimalandstablethroughoutproduction.Thesescannercontrol solutionsleveragethescannercontrolstocompensateforpotentialperformancedriftsinthescanneritself,aswell asinotherstepsofthedevicemanufacturingprocess,suchasmaskdeterioration,resistcoatingfingerprints,etching fingerprints,orchemical-mechanicalpolishingfingerprints.Toprovideatotalsolutionforscannercontrolweofferour ownadvancedwafermetrologysystem("YieldStar"). WehavebeendevelopingYieldStarforoverlayandCDmeasurementsbyusingscatterometrytechnology.YieldStar scatterometryprovideshighoverlayandlowcostwafermetrologydatathatcanbeusedforfurtherimprovingtheNXT/ NXEperformance. In2012,ASMLbeganshipmentofthethirdgenerationYieldStarMetrologysystem,theS200C,whichfeaturedhigher throughputandmeasurementoverlaytosupporttighteronproductwaferoverlayandfocuscontrolperformanceofthe NXT:19X0systems.In2013,wecompletedshipmentofour100thYieldStarmetrologysystem. Wehavedevelopeddifferentimmersionsystemsfordifferentcustomerneeds.TheTWINSCANNXTplatformenables nextgenerationsofsemiconductorsthroughtheso-calledDPTwhichrequirestwoexposuresperlayeronachip, enablingpreciseimagingpatternsandlinesbyusingourTWINSCANNXTplanarwaferstageandbreakthroughgrid metrology.In2013,weshippedourfirstfiveNXT:1970Cisystems,whichofferoverlaybelow2nm,focuscontrolofless than20nmandthroughputofmorethan250wafersperhour.Approximately250NXT:1950iandNXT:1960Bisystems arecurrentlyinusebyourcustomers,whicharefield-upgradeabletothesameperformancelevelasourNXT:1970Ci system. In2010,weachievedamajormilestonewithEUVlithographywhenweshippedourfirstNXE:3100.TheNXE:3100 combinedawavelengthof13.5nmandanopticalsystemwithaNAof0.25toprovideimagingataresolutionof27 nm.Through2013,ourNXE:3100pre-productionsystemsexposedacumulativetotalofmorethan44,000wafersat customerssites,enablingsuccessfulrecipedevelopmentsforthesub14nmLogicand22nmDRAMnodes. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 15 ThesuccessoroftheNXE:3100,theNXE:3300Bcombinesawavelengthof13.5nmandanopticalsystemwitha NAof0.33toprovideimagingataresolutionof22nm.TheenhancementsoftheNXE:3300Benabletheimproved performance,inthesamemannerthatupgradestotheNXTplatformimproveitsproductivity.In2013,thefirstofour third-generationEUVscannershasbeenrecognizedinsales.Asperyearend2013,thesecondandthirdNXE:3300B systemsarebeinginstalledatcustomersites. ASMLLithographyProductPortfolioofStep&ScanSystems System PAS 5500 SYSTEMS1,2 PAS5500/4X0 PAS5500/750 PAS5500/850 PAS5500/1150 TWINSCAN SYSTEMS2 TWINSCANXT:400 TWINSCANXT:450 TWINSCANXT:8X0 TWINSCANXT:1000 TWINSCANXT:1450 TWINSCANXT:1700immersion TWINSCANXT:1900immersion TWINSCANXT:1950immersion TWINSCANNXT:19X0immersion EUV NXE:3100 NXE:3300B Resolution Wavelength Light source Numerical aperture 280nm 130nm 110nm 90nm 350nm 220nm 110nm 80nm 65nm 45nm 40nm 38nm 38nm 27nm 22nm 365nm 248nm 248nm 193nm 365nm 365nm 248nm 248nm 193nm 193nm 193nm 193nm 193nm 13.5nm 13.5nm i-line KrF KrF ArF i-line i-line KrF KrF ArF ArF ArF ArF ArF EUV EUV 0.48-0.65 0.50-0.70 0.55-0.80 0.50-0.75 0.48-0.65 0.48-0.65 0.55-0.80 0.50-0.93 0.65-0.93 0.75-1.20 0.85-1.35 0.85-1.35 0.85-1.35 0.25 0.33 1 2 Thistabledoesnotincludeolder(includingused)productssoldonthePAS2500,PAS5000andPAS5500platformsorsystemenhancementson steppersandscannersandotherproducts(e.g.YieldStarorcomputationallithographyproducts). TheXintheproductnumberrepresentsdifferentmodelsintheproductportfoliowithinthesameresolution.Forexample,XT:8X0caneitherrepresent XT:800orXT:850. Sales,CustomerSupportandCustomers Wesupportourcustomerswithabroadrangeofapplications,services,andtechnicalsupportproductstomaintainand maximizetheperformanceofoursourcesandsystemsatcustomersites.Wealsoofferrefurbishedandremanufactured tools,systemupgradesandenhancements,andtechnicaltraining. Wemarketandsellourproductsthroughourdirectsalesforce. Ourfieldsales,fieldengineersandapplications,serviceandtechnicalsupportspecialistsarelocatedthroughout Asia,theUnitedStatesandEurope.WehaveestablishedACEinTaiwan,Asia.TheprimarygoalofACEistoserveas asupplementaryenginetopropelASML’slong-termgrowth.ACEfeaturescustomersupportandtraining,logistics, refurbishment,technology,applicationdevelopmentandalsoproducesallYieldStarsystems.ACEalsoenablessourcing ofselectedequipmentmodules,componentsandservicesintheregion.Finally,ACEisalsousedasatrainingcenterto developworldwidetalentforourworkforce. Furthermore,asaconsequenceoftheacquisitionofCymer,wearenowabletoofferourcustomersOnPulse contracts.Thesecontractsofferacomprehensiveapproachtoenhancinglightsourceproductivity,offeringour customerspredictablelightsourcerunningcoststhatscaledirectlywithpulseutilization.WeprovideourOnPulse contractcustomerson-sitesupportfromcertifiedserviceengineersandcontinuousreal-timelightsourcemonitoring. ReplacementpartsandsupportarecoveredundertheOnPulsecontract,whichfacilitatescostsavingsforour customersaswellassimplifiedorderandassetmanagement.WebelievethatourOnPulsecontractsofferour customersmanycompellingbenefits,andthisproducthasbeenwell-receivedbyourcustomers. CustomersandGeographicRegions In2013,netsalestoourlargestcustomeraccountedforEUR2,058.6million,or39.2percent,ofnetsales(2012:EUR 1,236.1million,or26.1percent,ofnetsales;2011:EUR1,311.7millionor23.2percent,ofnetsales).Weexpectthatthe salestoalimitednumberofcustomerswillcontinuetoaccountforahighpercentageofournetsalesinanyparticular periodfortheforeseeablefuture. In2013,wederived82.5percentofnetsalesfromAsia,13.7percentfromtheUnitedStatesand3.8percentfrom Europe(2012:Asia:70.7percent;US:23.9percentandEurope:5.4percent;2011:Asia:66.5percent;US:24.6percent andEurope:8.9percent).SeeNote21toourFinancialStatements. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 16 Manufacturing,LogisticsandSuppliers Ourbusinessmodelisbasedonoutsourcingproductionofasignificantpartofthecomponentsandmodulesthat compriseourlithographysystemsandsources,workinginpartnershipwithsuppliersfromallovertheworld.Our manufacturingactivitiescomprisethesubassemblyandtestingofcertainmodulesandthefinalassemblyandfine tuning/testingofacompletesystemfromcomponentsandmodulesthataremanufacturedtoourspecificationsbythird partiesandbyus.Allofourmanufacturingactivities(subassembly,finalassemblyandsystemfinetuning/testing)are performedincleanroomfacilitiesinVeldhoven,theNetherlands,inWilton,ConnecticutandinSanDiego,California, boththeUnitedStates,inPyongtaek,SouthKoreaandinLinkou,Taiwan.Weprocurestepper,sourceandscanner systemcomponentsandsubassembliesfromasinglesupplieroralimitedgroupofsuppliersinordertoensureoverall qualityandtimelinessofdelivery.Wejointlyoperateaformalstrategywithsuppliersknownas"valuesourcing",which isbasedoncompetitiveperformanceinquality,logistics,technologyandtotalcost.Theessenceofvaluesourcingisto maintainasupplybasethatisworldclass,globallycompetitiveandgloballypresent. Ourvaluesourcingstrategyisbasedonthefollowingstrategicprinciples: •Maintaininglong-termrelationshipswithoursuppliers; •Sharingrisksandrewardswithoursuppliers; •Dualsourcingofknowledge,globally,togetherwithoursuppliers;and •Singlesourcingofproducts,wherepossibleorrequired. Valuesourcingisintendedtoaligntheperformanceofoursupplierswithourrequirementsonquality,logistics, technologyandtotalcosts. Zeissisoursinglesupplieroflenses,collectorsandothercriticalopticalcomponents.In2013,27.4percentofour aggregatecostofsaleswaspurchasedfromZeiss(2012:28.0percent;2011:28.7percent). ZeissishighlydependentonitsmanufacturingandtestingfacilitiesinOberkochenandWetzlar,Germany,andits suppliers.Moreover,Zeisshasafinitecapacityforproductionoflensesandopticalcomponentsforoursystemsandof collectorsforourEUVsources.Theexpansionofthisproductioncapacitymayrequiresignificantlead-time.Fromtime totime,thenumberofsystemsweareabletoproducemaybelimitedbythecapacityofZeisstoprovideuswithlenses, collectorsandothercriticalopticalcomponents.In2013ourproductionwasnotlimitedbythedeliveriesfromZeiss. OurrelationshipwithZeississtructuredasastrategicalliancepursuanttoseveralagreementsexecutedin1997and subsequentyears.Theseagreementsdefineaframeworkinallareasofourbusinessrelationship.Thepartnership betweenASMLandZeissisfocusedoncontinuousimprovementofoperationalexcellence. Pursuanttotheseagreements,ASMLandZeisshaveagreedtocontinuetheirstrategicallianceuntileitherparty providesatleastthreeyearsnoticeofitsintenttoterminate. InadditiontoZeiss,wealsorelyonotheroutsidevendorsforthecomponentsandsubassembliesusedinoursystems andlightsources,eachofwhichisobtainedfromalimitednumberofsuppliers. SeeItem3.D."RiskFactors-TheNumberofSystemsWeCanProduceisLimitedbyOurDependenceonaLimited NumberofSuppliersofKeyComponents". WehaveaflexiblelabormodelwithamixoffixedandflexiblecontractedlaborinourmanufacturingandR&Dfacilities inVeldhoven,theNetherlands,andpayrollemployeescompensatedunderapartlyvariablesalarystructurethrough ASML’sprofitsharingplan.FurthermoreinotherfacilitiesoutsidetheNetherlands,theapplicablelocallaborlawsand regulationsprovidesufficientflexibility.Bothmodelsreinforceourabilitytoadaptmorequicklytosemiconductormarket cycles,includingsupportforpotential24-hour,sevendays-a-weekproductionactivities.Bymaximizingtheflexibilityof ourtechnicallyskilledworkforce,wecanshortenlead-times:akeydriverofaddedvalueforourcustomers. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 17 ResearchandDevelopment Thesemiconductormanufacturingindustryissubjecttorapidtechnologicalchangesandnewproductintroductions andenhancements.Webelievethatcontinuedandtimelydevelopmentandintroductionofnewandenhancedsystems areessentialforustomaintainourcompetitiveposition.Asaresult,wehavehistoricallydevotedasignificantportion ofourfinancialresourcestoR&Dprograms,andweexpecttocontinuetoallocatesignificantresourcestothese efforts.Inaddition,wehaveestablishedsophisticateddevelopmentcentersinVeldhoven,theNetherlands,inWilton, Connecticut,inSanDiego,California,bothintheUnitedStates,inPyongtaek-City,South-KoreaandinLinkou,Taiwan. WearealsoinvolvedinjointR&Dprogramswithbothpublicandprivatepartnershipsandconsortiums,involving independentresearchcenters,leadingchipmanufacturersandgovernmentalprograms.Weaimtoownorlicenseour jointlydevelopedtechnologyanddesignsofcriticalcomponents.During2013,togetherwithimec(anindependent researchpartner),weannouncedtheestablishmentofanadvancedpatterningcenterlocatedattheimeccampusin Leuven,Belgium.Togetherweplantotackleupcomingscalingchallengesduetothechipindustry'smovetowards singledigitnanometerdimensions.FurthermoreweplantoestablishanInstituteforNanolithographyinAmsterdam togetherwithFOM/NWOandUvA/VU.Thisinstitutewillconductfundamentalandappliedresearchinareasthatarekey tounlockinginnovationintheglobalsemiconductorindustry. Weapplyforsubsidypaymentsinconnectionwithspecificdevelopmentprojectsunderprogramssponsoredbythe Dutchgovernment,theEuropeanUnionandtheTaiwanesegovernment.Thesedirectgovernmentgrantsaredesigned tostimulatehigh-riskresearchforthemediumandlongtermfuture.R&DcostsincludecreditsforanamountofEUR 16.0million,EUR17.9millionandEUR25.1millionin2013,2012and2011respectively.R&Dcreditsrelatetoworldwide (inter-)governmentalfundingforcertainstrategicdevelopmentprograms.ThedecreaseinR&Dcreditsistheresultofa changeingovernmentprogramsfromsubsidypaymentstofiscalincentives.Theseincentivesleadtotaxdeductionsin mainlyDutchandUnitedStatestaxjurisdictions. OurR&Deffortshaveledtoimmersiontechnology.Ourinnovativeimmersionlithographysystemsplaceafluidbetween thewaferandasystem’sprojectionlenstoenhancefocusandenablecircuitline-widthtoshrinktosmallerdimensions thanwhatispossiblewith"dry"lithographysystems.ASMLpioneeredthis"wet"technologyandhasexperiencedstrong demandforimmersion-basedsystems,whichhavebeenadoptedbymostofourcustomers. Wehavedevelopeddifferentimmersionsystemsfordifferentcustomerneeds.TheTWINSCANNXTplatformenables nextgenerationsofsemiconductorsthroughtheso-calledDPTwhichrequirestwoexposuresperlayeronachip, enablingpreciseimagingpatternsandlinesbyusingourTWINSCANNXTplanarwaferstageandbreakthroughgrid metrology.In2013,weshippedourfirstfiveNXT:1970Cisystems,whichofferoverlaybelow2nm,focuscontrolofless than20nmandthroughputofmorethan250wafersperhour.Approximately250NXT:1950iandNXT:1960Bisystems arecurrentlyinusebyourcustomers,whicharefield-upgradeabletothesameperformancelevelasourNXT:1970Ci system. In2010,weachievedamajormilestonewithEUVlithographywhenweshippedourfirstNXE:3100.TheNXE:3100 combinedawavelengthof13.5nmandanopticalsystemwithaNAof0.25toprovideimagingataresolutionof27 nm.Through2013,ourNXE:3100pre-productionsystemsexposedacumulativetotalofmorethan44,000wafersat customerssites,enablingsuccessfulrecipedevelopmentsforthesub14nmLogicand22nmDRAMnodes. ThesuccessoroftheNXE:3100,theNXE:3300Bcombinesawavelengthof13.5nmandanopticalsystemwitha NAof0.33toprovideimagingataresolutionof22nm.TheenhancementsoftheNXE:3300Benabletheimproved performance,inthesamemannerthatupgradestotheNXTplatformimproveitsproductivity.In2013,thefirstofour third-generationEUVscannershasbeenrecognizedinsales.Asperyearend2013,thesecondandthirdNXE:3300B systemsarebeinginstalledatcustomersites. Ourcustomersoptimizetheirscannerperformancebytakingintoaccounttheentirechipcreationprocess,fromdesign tovolumemanufacturing,wecallthisapproach"holisticlithography".Wecomplementourscannerproductswitha rapidlyexpandingholisticlithographyportfolioofsoftwareandmetrologyproductstohelpourcustomersoptimize semiconductorscannerperformance,provideafasterstarttochipproductionandachievebetterimagingathigher resolutions.Semiconductormanufacturersfaceincreasinglysmallermarginsoferrorastheyshrinkchipfeatures. Holisticlithographyprovidesawaytoshrinkwithinthesemargins,offeringsignificantrevenue-generatingandcost- savingopportunitiestoourcustomers. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 18 Customer Co-Investment Program OnJuly9,2012,weannouncedourCCIPtoaccelerateourdevelopmentofEUVtechnologybeyondthecurrent generationandourdevelopmentoffuture450mmsiliconwafertechnology.TheParticipatingCustomersagreedto fundEUR1.38billionofourresearchanddevelopmentprojectsfrom2013through2017.Thisprogramcreatesrisk sharingwithsomeofourlargestcustomerswhiletheresultsofASML’sdevelopmentprogramswillbeavailabletoevery semiconductormanufacturerwithnorestrictions.TheR&DfundingprogramintheCCIPconsistoftwofundingprojects: a450mmtechnologydevelopmentprojectandanext-generationEUVdevelopmentproject.ASMLhasenteredintoNRE FundingAgreementswiththeParticipatingCustomers. SeeItem5.A."OperatingResults-ResultsofOperations2013Comparedwith2012,OtherIncome". Inaddition,theParticipatingCustomersalsoagreedtoinvestinordinarysharesequaltoanaggregateforall ParticipatingCustomersof23percentofASML'sissuedsharecapital(calculatedgivingeffecttoourSyntheticShare BuybackinNovember2012)withtheproceedsoftheshareissuance,EUR3.85billion,beingreturnedtotheholders ofordinaryshares(excludingtheParticipatingCustomers)throughaSyntheticShareBuyback,executedinNovember 2012. SeeItem10.C."MaterialContracts-CustomerCo-InvestmentProgram". Development 450mm silicon wafer technology InNovember2013,followingourcustomers’decision,ASMLdecidedtopausethedevelopmentof450mmlithography systemsuntilcustomerdemandandthetimingrelatedtosuchdemandisclear.Webelievethatour450mm developmentactivitiescanberestartedifandwhentheindustrydemandstheintroductionof450mm.Since450mm requiresbothgenericdevelopmentsandwafersize-specificdevelopments,manyofouremployeesinvolvedinthe 450mmprojectaredoingworkthatisjustasrelevantforfutureDUVandEUVplatforms.Theteamsandpeoplehave thereforebeenreassignedtodifferentprojects. UnderourCCIP,wearepartytoa450mmNREFundingAgreementwithIntelforatotalNREfundingcommitmentof EUR553million.WearecurrentlyindiscussionswithInteltodetermineappropriateprojectstowhichtoapplythe 450mmNREfunding. UndertheCCIP,wearealsopartytoEUVNREagreementswithIntel(totalfundingofEUR276million),TSMC(total fundingofEUR276million)andSamsung(totalfundingofEUR276million),allofwhichfundingisbeingusedforEUV projects. IntellectualProperty Werelyonintellectualpropertyrightssuchaspatents,copyrightsandtradesecretstoprotectourproprietary technology.Weaimtoobtainownershiprightsontechnologydevelopedbyorforus,alternatively,tohavelicenserights inplacewithrespecttosuchtechnology. In2004,theNikonCross-LicenseAgreementwassigned.ThelicenseperiodforcertainpatentssubjecttotheNikon Cross-LicenseAgreement,whichwerenotperpetuallylicensed,endedonDecember31,2009.Pursuanttotheterms oftheNikonCross-LicenseAgreement,thepartieshaveagreed,duringtheCross-LicenseTransitionPeriod,notto bringsuitforclaimsrelatedtoinfringementofpatentsissuedandnotperpetuallylicensed.BeginningonJanuary1, 2015thepartiesmaybringsuitforinfringementofpatentssubjecttotheNikonCross-LicenseAgreement,including anyinfringementthatoccurredduringtheCross-LicenseTransitionPeriod.Damagesresultingfromclaimsforpatent infringementoccurringduringtheCross-LicenseTransitionPeriodarelimitedtothreepercentofthenetsalespriceof productsfoundtoinfringevalidandenforceablepatents. In2007,ASMLandCanonsignedtheCanonCross-LicenseAgreement,usedtomanufactureICs.TheCanonCross- LicenseAgreementendsonDecember31,2016. SeeItem3.D."RiskFactors-FailuretoAdequatelyProtecttheIntellectualPropertyRightsUponWhichWeDepend CouldHarmOurBusiness"and"RiskFactors-DefendingAgainstIntellectualPropertyClaimsBroughtbyOthersCould HarmOurBusiness." ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 19 Competition Thesemiconductorequipmentindustryishighlycompetitive.Theprincipalelementsofcompetitioninourmarketare: • Thetechnicalperformancecharacteristicsofalithographysystem; • Thevalueofownershipofthatsystembasedonitspurchaseprice,maintenancecosts,productivity,andcustomer serviceandsupportcosts; • TheexchangerateoftheeuroparticularlyagainsttheJapaneseyenwhichresultsinvaryingpricesandmargins; • Thestrengthandbreadthofourportfolioofpatentsandotherintellectualpropertyrights;and • Ourcustomers’desiretoobtainlithographyequipmentfrommorethanonesupplier. Webelievethatthemarketforlithographysystemsandtheinvestmentsrequiredtobeasignificantcompetitorinthis marketsegmenthasresultedinincreasedcompetitionformarketsharethroughtheaggressiveprosecutionofpatents. Ourcompetitivenesswillincreasinglydependuponourabilitytoprotectanddefendourpatents,aswellasourabilityto developnewandenhancedsemiconductorequipmentthatiscompetitivelypricedandintroducedonatimelybasis. GovernmentRegulation Ourbusinessissubjecttodirectandindirectregulationsineachofthecountriesinwhichourcustomersorwedo business.Asaresult,changesinvarioustypesofregulationscouldaffectourbusinessadversely.Theimplementation ofnewtechnological,safetyorlegalrequirementscouldimpactourproducts,orourmanufacturingordistribution processes,andcouldaffectthetimingofproductintroductions,thecostofourproduction,andproductsaswellastheir commercialsuccess.Moreover,environmentalandotherregulationsthatadverselyaffectthepricingofourproducts couldadverselyaffectourfinancialconditionandourresultsofoperations.Theimpactofthesechangesinregulation couldadverselyaffectourbusinessevenwherethespecificregulationsdonotdirectlyapplytousortoourproducts. C. Organizational Structure ASMLHoldingN.V.isaholdingcompanythatoperatesthroughitssubsidiaries.Ourmajoroperatingsubsidiaries,each ofwhichisawholly-owned(directorindirect)subsidiary,areASMLNetherlandsB.V.,ASMLSystemsB.V.,ASMLHong KongLimitedandASMLUSInc. SeeExhibit8.1foralistofourmainsubsidiaries. D. Property, Plant and Equipment Weleaseanumberofourfacilitiesunderoperatingleases.Wealsoownanumberofbuildings,mainlyconsistingof productionfacilitiesinVeldhoven,theNetherlands,inWilton,Connecticut,inSanDiego,California,bothintheUnited States,inPyongtaek-City,South-KoreaandinLinkou,Taiwan.Thebookvalueofland,buildingsandconstructions ownedamountedtoEUR797.5millionasofDecember31,2013comparedwithEUR659.8millionasofDecember31, 2012.SeeNote12toourFinancialStatements. Subjecttomarketconditions,weexpectthatourcapitalexpenditures(purchasesofproperty,plantandequipment)in 2014willbeaboutEUR480million(2013:EUR210.8million).Theseexpenditureswillmainlyconsistofinvestments usedforthefurtherexpansionofourEUVproductionfacilitiesenablingustomeetfuturedemandforEUVsystemsand ofinvestmentsinourotherstrategicprograms(e.g.Immersion).Weexpecttofinancethesecapitalexpendituresthrough cashgeneratedbyoperationsandcashandcashequivalents,aswellasNREfunding. FacilitiesinEurope Ourheadquarters,mainmanufacturingfacilities,applicationslaboratoryandR&Dfacilitiesarelocatedatasinglesite inVeldhoven,theNetherlands.Thisstate-of-the-artfacilityincludes65thousandsquaremeterofofficespaceand42 thousandsquaremetersofbuildingsusedformanufacturingandR&Dactivitiesand24thousandsquaremetersof warehouses.OurfacilitiesinVeldhoven,theNetherlandsarepartlyownedandpartlyleasedthroughlong-termoperating leasesthatcontainpurchaseoptions.SomeofourofficefacilitiesatourheadquartersinVeldhoven,theNetherlands,are financedthroughaspecialpurposevehiclethatisaVIE.Wealsoleaseseveralsalesandservicefacilitiesatlocations acrossEurope. FacilitiesintheUnitedStates OurUnitedStatesheadofficeislocatedina5thousandsquaremeterofficebuildinginChandler,Arizona.Wemaintain lithographyresearch,developmentandmanufacturingoperationsina28thousandsquaremeterfacilityinWilton, Connecticut,anda5thousandsquaremeterfacilityinSantaClara,California.AsaresultoftheacquisitionofCymer, weacquiredvariousfacilities,mainlylocatedinSanDiego,California.Cymer’sSanDiegofacilitiesinclude44thousand squaremetersofbuildingsusedformanufacturing,R&Dactivities,warehousingandofficespace. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 20 FacilitiesinAsia OurAsianheadquartersislocatedina425squaremeterofficespaceinHongKong,ThePeople'sRepublicofChina.In addition,ourACEfacilityinLinkou,Taiwancomprisescleanroom(approximately3thousandsquaremeters)andoffice space(approximately6thousandsquaremeters).TheACEfacilitysupportscustomersintheAsia-Pacificregionby focusingontechnologyandapplicationsdevelopment,equipmentsupport,training,logisticsandrefurbishment.ACE alsoenableslocalsourcingofequipment,components,servicesandwillproduceallYieldStarsystems.Ourfacilityin Koreacomprisesacleanroom(approximately700squaremeters)andofficespace(approximately6thousandsquare meters).ThepurposeofthisfacilityistosupportacloserworkingrelationshipwithourcustomersinKorea.Wealso leaseandownseveralsales,serviceandtrainingfacilitiesatlocationsacrossAsia.AsaresultoftheCymeracquisition weacquiredamanufacturingfacilityinPyongtaek-city,SouthKoreaof3thousandsquaremetersmainlyusedfor refurbishmentactivitiesoflightsources.Additionally,CymerleasesvarioussmallerlocationsaccrossAsiawhichare mainlyusedforlocalsalesandserviceactivities. Item 4A Unresolved Staff Comments Notapplicable. Item 5 Operating and Financial Review and Prospects IntheExecutiveSummaryasincludedbelow,weprovideanupdateoftheSemiconductorEquipmentIndustry,followed byadiscussionofourBusinessStrategyandanexplanationofourOperatingResultsandLiquidityandCapital Resources.Allinformationdisclosedinthissectionisprovidedasasupplementto,andshouldbereadinconjunction with,ourFinancialStatementsandtheaccompanyingNotestotheConsolidatedFinancialStatementsincludedinItem 18"FinancialStatements". Executive Summary Introduction ASMLmakespossibleaffordablemicroelectronicsthatimprovethequalityoflife.ASMLinventsanddevelopscomplex technologyforhigh-techlithography,metrologyandsoftwaresolutionsforthesemiconductorindustry.ASML'sguiding principleiscontinuingMoore'sLawtowardseversmaller,cheaper,morepowerfulandenergy-efficientsemiconductors. Oursuccessisbasedonthreepillars:technologyleadershipcombinedwithcustomerandsupplierintimacy,highly efficientprocessesandentrepreneurialpeople.Weareamultinationalcompanywithover70locationsin16countries, headquarteredinVeldhoven,theNetherlands.AsofDecember31,2013,weemployed10,360payrollemployees(2012: 8,497)and2,865temporaryemployees(2012:2,139),measuredinFTEs.ASMListradedonNYSEEuronextAmsterdam andNASDAQunderthesymbolASML. SemiconductorEquipmentIndustry Thechip-makingbusinessisfocusedon"shrink",orreducingthesizeofchipdesigns.Historicallythesemiconductor industryhasexperiencedsignificantgrowthlargelyduetothecontinualreductionofcostperfunctionperformedby ICs.ImprovementinthedesignandmanufactureofICswithhighercircuitdensitiesresultedinsmallerandcheaperICs capableofperformingalargernumberoffunctionsathigherspeedswithlowerpowerconsumption.Webelievethat theselong-termtrendswillcontinuefortheforeseeablefutureandwillbeaccompaniedbyacontinuingdemandfor productionequipmentthatiscapableofaccurateproductionofadvancedICsinhighvolumesatthelowestpossible cost. Lithographyequipmentisusedtoprintcomplexcircuitpatternsontosiliconwafers,whicharetheprimaryrawmaterials forICs.Theprintingprocessisoneofthemostcriticalandexpensivestepsinwaferfabrication.Lithographyequipment isthereforeasignificantfocusoftheICindustry’sdemandforcost-efficientenhancementstoproductiontechnology. Thecoststodevelopnewlithographyequipmentarehigh.Accordingly,thelithographyequipmentindustryis characterizedbythepresenceofonlyafewsuppliers:ASML,Nikon,and(toalesserdegree)Canon.In2013,ASMLwas oneoftheworld’sleadingprovidersoflithographyequipment(measuredinrevenuesbaseduponGartnerDataquest fourthquarter2013report). ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 21 TotallithographyequipmentshippedbytheindustryasawholeinthesixyearsendedDecember31,2013,issetoutin thefollowingtable: Year ended December 31 2013 1 2012 2 2011 2 2010 2 2009 2 2008 2 Totalunitsshipped Totalvalue(inmillionsUSD) 238 5,641 251 6,002 376 8,225 304 6,416 128 2,485 344 5,388 1 2 Historicaldataandfull-year2013estimatesasreportedbyGartnerDataquestinitsfourthquarter2013report. HistoricaldataarebasedonfiguresasincludedintheGartnerDataquestfourthquarter2013report.Whereappropriate,theestimatesasincludedin theGartnerDataquestreportsinprioryearshavebeenupdatedbasedonthisfourthquarter2013report. Fortheyear2013,thelatestindicationsofindependentmarketanalystsshowadecreaseintotallithographyequipment shippedtothemarketbytheindustryof5.2percentinunitvolumeand6.0percentinvalue.In2013,thevalueofour netsystemssalesincreasedby5.0percentcomparedto2012. BusinessStrategy General Thelong-termgrowthofthesemiconductorindustryistheresultoftheprinciplethatthepower,costandtimerequired foreverycomputationonadigitalelectronicdevicecanbereducedbyshrinkingthesizeoftransistorsonchips. In2013,chipmakersroutinelyproducedelectronicchipfeatureswithgeometriesof28nm,comparedtotypical geometriesof10,000nmintheearly1970s,resultinginanincreaseinthenumberoftransistorsonleadingchips fromseveralthousandtoovertwobillion.ThistrendwasfirstobservedbyIntelco-founderGordonMoorein1965, andisreferredtoas"Moore’sLaw".Moore’sLawhasresultedinourinformationsocietywithfastwiredandwireless communicationsbuiltonaffordablechips.Moore’sLawalsohasanimpactontheenergyusageofchips.Smaller geometriesallowformuchlowerelectricalcurrentstooperatethechip.Thishashelpedtocontaintheworld’senergy consumptiondespitetheproliferationofaffordablecomputing.Usingadvancedsemiconductorsinindustrialand consumerproductsoftenprovideseconomicbenefits,user-friendlinessandincreasedsafety.Thetechnologyrevolution poweredbysemiconductorshasbroughtmanyadvantages:notonlycaninformationbemorewidelydisseminatedthan everbefore,affordablechipintelligencehasalsoenabledindustryandservicesectorstocreateanddistributeproducts andideasatlightningspeed. Smarter,smallerandmoreenergy-efficientchipsaremadewithincreasinglysophisticatedlithographysystemsproduced byASML.Lithographysystemsarecrucialtotheroadmapsofchipmakerstomakesmallertransistorsonchips.Our businessstrategyisbasedonmaintainingandfurtherdevelopingourpositionasatechnologyleaderinsemiconductor lithography.Whenexecuted,thisstrategyresultsinthedeliveryoflithographysystemswhichenablecustomersto producethehighestperformanceandlowestcostchips.Thesuperiorvalueofownershipofferedtocustomersasa resultofourstrategyalsomaximizesourownfinancialperformance,aligningtheinterestsofASMLandourcustomers. Corporate Responsibility CorporateResponsibilityStrategy:Ourcustomerswantlithographysystemsthatproducemorechipsfaster,usingless energyandfewernaturalresources,atasimilarcost.Customersalsowantus,astheirsupplier,tooperateaccordingto thehighestenvironmental,socialandgovernancestandards.ASML'scorporateresponsibilitystrategyisbasedonand fullyalignedtoourbusinessstrategy,aimedatmaintainingandfurtherdevelopingourpositionasatechnologyleaderin thesemiconductorindustry. In2013,weperformedacomprehensiveandstructuredmaterialityassessmentinordertoidentifythenon-financial themesthataremostrelevanttoourstakeholdersandforoursustainedlong-termbusinesssuccess. Mostofthematerialthemesidentifiedarealreadyincludedinourstrategyandhighonourprioritylist.Weidentified eightmaterialnon-financialthemesvalidatedbytheCRSB: Innovation; • • Knowledge&intellectualpropertymanagement; • Sustainablerelationshipwithoursuppliers; • Sustainablerelationshipwithourcustomers; • Productstewardship; • Talentmanagement; • Training&development;and • Sustainablerelationshipwithouremployees. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 22 Inaddition,werecognizethattherearecertainotherthemesonwhichourstakeholdersexpectustoactasa responsiblecorporatecitizen.Thesethemeshavebeenlabeledasresponsiblebusinessthemes.Theoutcomeofthe materialityassessmentwillbeusedin2014torefocusourcorporateresponsibilitystrategy. CorporateResponsibilityGovernance:CorporateresponsibilityisdrivenbytheExecutiveVicePresidentOperationsand OrderFulfillmentProcess,FrédéricJ.M.Schneider-Maunoury,whochairstheCRSB,whichsupervisestheexecution ofourcorporateresponsibilitystrategy.TheCRSBismadeupofseniormanagementrepresentativesfromallsectors withinASML.ItisthemissionoftheCRSBtomonitortherealizationofourcorporateresponsibilitytargetsandKPIs, andtoreviewandapproverelatedpolicychangesandimprovementactivities.TheCRSBmetfourtimesin2013. ThemeetingsfocusedonreviewingtheprogressofASML’snon-financialperformanceindicatorswithrespecttoour corporateresponsibilitytargets,KPIsandprojects. TheCorporateRisk&Assurancedepartmentcoordinatestheday-to-dayimplementationofthecorporateresponsibility strategy,policiesandimprovementactivities,whilebusinessownershavetheoperationalresponsibilitytoimplementthe corporateresponsibilitypolicies. Customer Focus Ensuringcustomersareservedwiththerightproductsattherighttimeandsupportedbyexcellentservice,iskeytoour commitmenttoalong-termrelationship.Withhigh-valuedproducts,customersexpecthigh-qualitysupportcustomized totheirspecificrequirements.Thissupportincludesserviceengineers,equippedwiththelatesttechnicalinformation, toensurethehighestlevelsofsystemperformance,aswellasapplicationsspecialistswhosupportoptimalsystem processingandnewproductimplementation. ASMLaimstodeliverlithographysystemswiththelowestcostofownership. CustomersatisfactionisacriticalobjectiveofASML.Wehaveaccountteamsthatarespecificallydedicatedtocustomer satisfactionthroughoutthelifecycleofourproducts. Through2013,allofthetop10chipmakersworldwide,intermsofsemiconductorcapitalexpenditure,wereour customers.Wealsohaveasignificantshareofcustomersoutsidethetop10.Westriveforcontinuedbusinessgrowth withallourcustomers.Weexpectthatcustomerconcentrationmightincreasebecauseofcontinuingconsolidationin thesemiconductormanufacturingindustry. In2013,oursatisfactionratingsbycustomerssurpassedeverylithographycompetitor,accordingtoVLSIResearch, ASMLranksthirdinthesemiconductorindustryequipmentsuppliersandfirstamonglithographycompetitors.Our performancehasconsistentlybeengood:forelevenyearsinarowwehavebothrankedamongthetop5semiconductor industrysuppliersandourrankingsurpassedthatofanyofourlithographycompetitors. Technology Leadership Ourcustomersneedlithographyscannersthatcontinuouslyimproveperformanceinthreeareas:imaging,throughput andoverlay.Theimageoftheelectronicchipcircuitmustbeextremelysmall(currentlythesmallestfeatureshave asizeoflessthan30nm),thesystemmustbeabletoimagebillionsofthesefeatureseverysecondanditmustbe abletodothatwithextremeprecisionofjustafewnm(onenmisfoursiliconatoms).Torealizeandimprovethis systemperformanceforourcustomers,ASMLneedstodelivertherighttechnologyattherighttimetomeetlong- termroadmapswhichoftenextendmanyyearsintothefuture.Therefore,ASMLiscommittedtosignificantlong-term investmentsinR&D.In2013,ourR&Dinvestments(netofcredits)amountedtoEUR882.0million(2012:EUR589.1 million;2011:EUR590.3million).AsignificantpartofourR&D-budgetwasusedforR&Djointlydevelopedwithour suppliersandtechnologypartners.Furthermore,in2013,werecognizedOtherIncomeinrelationtothecontributions madebyourParticipatingCustomersofEUR64.4million. Ourlithographyscannersarebasedonourdual-stagewaferimagingplatform,theTWINSCANsystem,whichwe introducedin2000andwhichallowsexposureofonewaferwhilesimultaneouslymeasuringthewaferwhichwillbe exposednext.Ourstrongleadershipinthiscapabilityhasallowedustoachievetheindustry’shighestproductivity, enablingreducedcost-per-exposureperwafer.Dual-stagelithographyalsosupportstherequiredoverlaytoposition electronicfeaturesonthewafer,asitallowsformoretimetomeasurethewaferpriortoexposure.Wearetheonly lithographymanufacturerthatenablesvolumeproductionbasedondual-stagesystems. Inordertomeettheimaging,overlayandthroughputdemandsofourcustomers,wehavefocusedourR&Dinvestments onthreecoreprograms:EUV,Immersionandholisticlithographysolutions. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 23 Ourinnovativeimmersionlithographysystemsplaceafluidbetweenthewaferandasystem’sprojectionlenstoenhance focusandenablecircuitline-widthtoshrinktosmallerdimensionsthanwhatispossiblewith"dry"lithographysystems. ASMLpioneeredthis"wet"technologyandhasexperiencedstrongdemandforimmersion-basedsystems,whichhave beenadoptedbymostofourcustomers. Wehavedevelopeddifferentimmersionsystemsfordifferentcustomerneeds.TheTWINSCANNXTplatformenables nextgenerationsofsemiconductorsthroughtheso-calledDPTwhichrequirestwoexposuresperlayeronachip, enablingpreciseimagingpatternsandlinesbyusingourTWINSCANNXTplanarwaferstageandbreakthroughgrid metrology.In2013,weshippedourfirstfiveNXT:1970Cisystems,whichofferoverlaybelow2nm,focuscontrolofless than20nmandthroughputofmorethan250wafersperhour.Approximately250NXT:1950iandNXT:1960Bisystems arecurrentlyinusebyourcustomers,whicharefield-upgradeabletothesameperformancelevelasourNXT:1970Ci system. In2010,weachievedamajormilestonewithEUVlithographywhenweshippedourfirstNXE:3100.TheNXE:3100 combinedawavelengthof13.5nmandanopticalsystemwithaNAof0.25toprovideimagingataresolutionof27 nm.Through2013,ourNXE:3100pre-productionsystemsexposedacumulativetotalofmorethan44,000wafersat customerssites,enablingsuccessfulrecipedevelopmentsforthesub14nmLogicand22nmDRAMnodes. ThesuccessoroftheNXE:3100,theNXE:3300Bcombinesawavelengthof13.5nmandanopticalsystemwitha NAof0.33toprovideimagingataresolutionof22nm.TheenhancementsoftheNXE:3300Benabletheimproved performance,inthesamemannerthatupgradestotheNXTplatformimproveitsproductivity.In2013,thefirstofour third-generationEUVscannershasbeenrecognizedinsales.Asperyearend2013,thesecondandthirdNXE:3300B systemsarebeinginstalledatcustomersites. OnMay30,2013,weconcludedtheacquisitionofCymerforatotalconsiderationofEUR3.1billion(USD4.0billion). SeeNote2totheFinancialStatements.WeexpectthattheacquisitionofCymerwillhelpustoachieveourstrategic objectiveofdeliveringaneconomicallyviableEUVscannertosemiconductormanufacturersassoonasreasonably possible.WebelievethatcombiningCymer’sexpertiseinEUVlightsourceswithourexpertiseinlithographysystems designandintegrationwillreducetherisksrelatedtothesuccessfuldevelopmentof,andacceleratetheintroductionof, EUVtechnology.ThisintegrationworkonourNXE:3300Bscannersandlightsourcesisprogressingsteadily.Weremain ontargettodeliversystemswithathroughputof70wafersperhourin2014,upgradeableto125wafersperhourin 2015. Furthermore,asaconsequenceoftheacquisitionofCymer,wearenowabletoofferourcustomersOnPulse contracts.Thesecontractsofferacomprehensiveapproachtoenhancinglightsourceproductivity,offeringour customerspredictablelightsourcerunningcoststhatscaledirectlywithpulseutilization.WeprovideourOnPulse contractcustomerson-sitesupportfromcertifiedserviceengineersandcontinuousreal-timelightsourcemonitoring. ReplacementpartsandsupportarecoveredundertheOnPulsecontract,whichfacilitatescostsavingsforour customersaswellassimplifiedorderandassetmanagement.WebelievethatourOnPulsecontractsofferour customersmanycompellingbenefits,andthisproducthasbeenwell-receivedbyourcustomers. Also,wecomplementourscannerproductswitharapidlyexpandingholisticlithographyportfolioofsoftwareand metrologyproductstohelpourcustomersoptimizesemiconductorscannerperformance,provideafasterstarttochip productionandachievebetterimagingathigherresolutions.Semiconductormanufacturersfaceincreasinglysmaller marginsoferrorastheyshrinkchipfeatures.Holisticlithographyprovidesawaytoshrinkwithinthesemargins,offering significantrevenue-generatingandcost-savingopportunitiestoourcustomers.In2013,weboostedsalesofYieldStar metrologysystemstoourleadingedgecustomers.Thesemachinesgeneratethedatausedbyourholisticlithography productstocontroloverlay,CDandfocusforthemostadvancedprocessnodes. Operational Excellence Westrivetosustainourbusinesssuccessbasedonourtechnologicalleadershipbycontinuingtoexecuteour fundamentaloperatingstrategy,includingreducinglead-timeswhileimprovingourcostcompetitiveness.Lead-timeis thetimefromacustomer’sordertoatooldelivery. Ourbusinessstrategyincludesoutsourcingthemanufacturingofthemajorityofcomponentsandsubassembliesthat makeupourproducts.Weworkinpartnershipwithsuppliers,collaboratingonquality,logistics,technologyandtotal cost.Byoperatingourstrategyofvaluesourcing,westrivetoattainflexibilityandcostefficienciesfromoursuppliers throughmutualcommitmentandsharedriskandreward.Valuesourcingalsoallowstheflexibilitytoadapttothe cyclicalityoftheworldmarketforsemiconductorlithographysystems. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 24 WehaveaflexiblelabormodelwithamixoffixedandflexiblecontractedlaborinourmanufacturingandR&Dfacilities inVeldhoven,theNetherlands,andpayrollemployeescompensatedunderapartlyvariablesalarystructurethrough ASML’sprofitsharingplan.FurthermoreinotherfacilitiesoutsidetheNetherlands,theapplicablelocallaborlawsand regulationsprovidesufficientflexibility.Bothmodelsreinforceourabilitytoadaptmorequicklytosemiconductormarket cycles,includingsupportforpotential24-hour,sevendays-a-weekproductionactivities.Bymaximizingtheflexibilityof ourtechnicallyskilledworkforce,wecanshortenlead-times:akeydriverofaddedvalueforourcustomers. Inviewoftheeconomicvolatilityofthesemiconductorindustry,wecontinuetostrivetoachievemoreefficienciesinour operationsbyaddressingourcoststructureandstrengtheningourcapabilitytogeneratecash. ASMLOperationsUpdateonKeyPerformanceIndicators ThefollowingtablepresentsthekeyperformanceindicatorsusedbyourBoardofManagementandseniormanagement tomeasureperformanceinourmonthlyoperationalreviewmeetings. Year ended December 31 (in millions) 2013 EUR %1 2012 EUR %1 2011 EUR %1 Sales Netsales Increase(decrease)innetsales(%) Netsystemsales Netserviceandfieldoptionsales Salesofsystems(inunits) ASPoftotalsystemsales ASPofnewsystemsales ASPofusedsystemsales ValueofsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV2 SystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(inunits)2 ASPofsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV2 ASPofsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(New)2 ASPofsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(Used)2 Immersionsystemsrecognized(inunits)3 NXEsystemsrecognized(inunits)4 Profitability Grossprofit Incomefromoperations Netincome Liquidity Cashandcashequivalents Short-terminvestments Operatingcashflow 5,245.3 10.9 3,993.1 1,252.2 157 25.4 27.4 6.9 1,953.3 56 34.9 41.4 4.7 77 1 2,177.2 1,047.9 1,015.5 2,330.7 679.9 1,054.2 41.5 20.0 19.4 4,731.5 (16.3) 3,801.6 929.9 170 22.4 24.8 7.6 1,214.1 46 26.4 29.8 4.0 72 1 2,005.2 1,156.8 1,146.3 1,767.6 930.0 703.5 42.4 24.4 24.2 5,651.0 25.4 4,883.9 767.1 222 22.0 24.5 3.8 1,732.5 71 24.4 27.9 3.0 101 3 2,449.4 1,641.2 1,467.0 2,731.8 - 2,070.4 43.3 29.0 26.0 1 2 3 4 Asapercentageofnetsales. Oursystemsbacklogandnetbookingsincludeonlyordersforwhichwrittenauthorizationshavebeenacceptedandsystemshipmentandrevenue recognitiondateswithinthefollowing12monthshavebeenassigned. Includedinthetotalnumberofimmersionsystemsrecognizedin2013is4unitsofourmostadvancedimmersiontechnologyNXT:1970Cisystems (2012:niland2011:nil) In2013,thefirstofourthird-generationEUVscannershasbeenrecognizedinsales.Asperyearend2013,thesecondandthirdNXE:3300Bsystems arebeinginstalledatcustomersites. Backlog Westarted2013withasystemsbacklogexcludingEUVof46systems.In2013,webookedordersfor166systems excludingEUV,andrecognizedsalesfor156systemsexcludingEUV.ThisresultedinasystemsbacklogexcludingEUV of56asofDecember31,2013. AsofDecember31,2013,oursystemsbacklogexcludingEUVwasvaluedatEUR1,953.3millionandincludes56 systemswithanASPofEUR34.9million.AsofDecember31,2012,thesystemsbacklogexcludingEUVwasvalued atEUR1,214.1millionandincluded46systemswithanASPofEUR26.4million.TheASPofoursystemsbacklog excludingEUVincreasedin2013comparedto2012asaresultofashiftinthemixofsystemstowardsmorehigh-end systemtypes(e.g.NXT:1970Ci). Fordiscussiononthemainkeyperformanceindicatorsindicatedabove,werefertoItem5.A."OperatingResults"and Item5.B."LiquidityandCapitalResources". ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 25 A. Operating Results CriticalAccountingPoliciesUsingSignificantEstimates OurdiscussionandanalysisofourfinancialconditionandresultsofoperationsarebaseduponourFinancial Statements,whichhavebeenpreparedinconformitywithUSGAAP.ThepreparationofourFinancialStatements requiresustomakeestimatesandassumptionsthataffectthereportedamountsofassetsandliabilitiesandthe disclosureofcontingentassetsandliabilitiesonthebalancesheetdates,andthereportedamountsofnetsales andcostsduringthereportedperiods.Actualresultscoulddifferfromthoseestimates.Weevaluateourestimates continuallyandwebaseourestimatesonhistoricalexperienceandonvariousotherassumptionsthatwebelievetobe reasonableunderthecircumstances.Actualresultsmaydifferfromtheseestimatesiftheassumptionsproveincorrect. Totheextenttherearematerialdifferencesbetweenactualresultsandtheseestimates,ourfutureresultscouldbe materiallyandadverselyaffected.Webelievethattheaccountingpoliciesdescribedbelowrequireustomakesignificant judgmentsandestimatesinthepreparationofourFinancialStatements. RevenueRecognition ASMLrecognizesrevenuewhenallfourrevenuerecognitioncriteriaaremet:persuasiveevidenceofanarrangement exists;deliveryhasoccurredorserviceshavebeenrendered;seller’spricetobuyerisfixedordeterminable;and collectabilityisreasonablyassured.AtASMLthispolicygenerallyresultsinrevenuerecognitionfromthesaleofa systemuponshipment.Therevenuefromtheinstallationofasystemisgenerallyrecognizeduponcompletionofthat installationatthecustomersite.Priortoshipment,systemsundergoa"FactoryAcceptanceTest"inourcleanroom facilities,effectivelyreplicatingtheoperatingconditionsthatwillbepresentonthecustomer'ssite,inordertoverify whetherthesystemwillmeetitsstandardspecificationsandanyadditionaltechnicalandperformancecriteriaagreed withthecustomer,ifany.Asystemisshipped,andrevenueisrecognized,onlyafterallcontractualspecificationsare metandcustomersign-offisreceivedorwaived.Incasenotallspecificationsaremetandtheremainingperformance obligationisnotessentialtothefunctionalityofthesystembutissubstantiveratherthaninconsequentialorperfunctory, aportionofthesalespriceisdeferred.Althougheachsystem'sperformanceisre-testeduponinstallationatthe customer'ssite,wehaveneverfailedtosuccessfullycompleteinstallationofasystematacustomer’spremises. Inconnectionwiththeintroductionofnewtechnology,suchasoursecond-andthird-generationEUVsystems (NXE:3100andNXE:3300B),weinitiallydeferrevenuerecognitionuntilacceptanceofthenewtechnologybasedsystem andcompletionofinstallationatthecustomerpremises.Asoursystemsarebasedlargelyontwoproductplatformsthat permitincremental,modularupgrades,theintroductionofgenuinely"new"technologyoccursinfrequently,andinthe past15years,hasoccurredononlytwooccasions:1999(TWINSCAN)and2010(EUV). Wehavenosignificantrepurchasecommitmentsinourgeneralsalestermsandconditions.Fromtimetotimewe repurchasesystemsthatwehavemanufacturedandsoldand,followingrefurbishment,weresellthosesystemsto othercustomers.Thisrepurchasedecisionisdrivenbymarketdemandexpressedbyothercustomersandnotby explicitorimplicitcontractualarrangementsrelatingtotheinitialsale.Weconsiderreasonableoffersfromanyvendor, includingcustomers,torepurchaseusedsystemssothatwecanrefurbish,resell,andinstallthesesystemsaspart ofournormalbusinessoperations.Oncerepurchased,therepurchasepriceoftheusedsystemisrecordedinwork- in-processinventoryduringtheperioditisbeingrefurbished,followingwhichtherefurbishedsystemisreflectedin finishedproductsinventoryuntilitissoldtothecustomer.AsofDecember31,2013and2012,ASMLhadnorepurchase commitments. Weoffercustomersdiscountsinthenormalcourseofsalesnegotiations.Thesediscountsaredirectlydeductedfromthe grosssalespriceatthemomentofrevenuerecognition.Inaddition,weoffervolumediscountstocustomers.Insome instancesthesevolumediscountscanbeusedtopurchasefieldoptions(systemenhancements).Therelatedamount isrecordedasareductioninnetsalesattimeofshipment.Fromtimetotime,weofferfreeordiscountedproductsor services(awardcredits)toourcustomersaspartofavolumepurchaseagreement.Thesalestransactionthatgivesrise totheseawardcreditsisaccountedforasamultipleelementsalestransactionastheagreementsinvolvethedelivery ofmultipleproducts.Theconsiderationreceivedfromthesalestransactionisallocatedbetweentheawardcreditsand theotherelementsofthesalestransaction.Theconsiderationallocatedtotheawardcreditsisrecognizedasdeferred revenueuntilawardcreditsaredeliveredtothecustomer.Theamountallocabletoadelivereditemislimitedtothe amountthatisnotcontingentuponthedeliveryofadditionalitemsormeetingotherspecifiedperformanceconditions (thenon-contingentamount). Netsalesarerecognizedexcludingthetaxesleviedonsales(netbasis). ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 26 Intheeventofexpectedlossesonexecutorycontracts,werecognizealiabilityfortheamountthatthecostofsettling thecontractexceedstheamountofthecontractprice.Whenwesatisfythesecontracts,wederecognizetherelated liability. Multiple Element Arrangements Themainportionofournetsalesisderivedfromcontractualarrangementswithourcustomersthathavemultiple deliverables,whichmainlyincludethesaleofoursystems,installationandtrainingservicesandprepaidextended andenhanced(optic)warrantycontracts.AsofJanuary1,2011,wehaveadoptedASU2009-13,"SalesArrangements withMultipleDeliverables"whichamendedtheguidanceonarrangementswithmultipledeliverablesinASC605-25. Theamendedstandardchangestherequirementsforestablishingseparateunitsofaccountinginamultipleelement arrangementandrequirestheallocationofarrangementconsiderationtoeachdeliverabletobebasedontherelative sellingprice. Eachelementinthearrangementisaccountedforasaseparateunitofaccountingprovidedthefollowingcriteriaare met:thedeliveredproductsorserviceshavevaluetothecustomeronastandalonebasis;andforanarrangement thatincludesageneralrightofreturnrelativetothedeliveredproductsorservices,deliveryorperformanceofthe undeliveredproductorserviceisconsideredprobableandissubstantiallycontrolledbyus.Weconsideradeliverable tohavestand-alonevalueiftheproductorserviceissoldseparatelybyusoranothervendororcouldberesoldbythe customer.Further,oursalesarrangementsdonotincludeageneralrightofreturnrelativetothedeliveredproducts. Wheretheaforementionedcriteriaforaseparateunitofaccountingarenotmet,thedeliverableiscombinedwiththe undeliveredelement(s)andtreatedasasingleunitofaccountingforthepurposesofallocationofthearrangement considerationandrevenuerecognition. ThehierarchyofevidencetodetermineasellingpriceinASC605-25isasfollows: • VSOE–thepriceatwhichweselltheelementinaseparatestand-alonetransaction; • TPE–evidencefromusorothercompaniesofthevalueofalargelyinterchangeableelementinatransaction; • BESP–ourbestestimateofthesellingpriceofanelementinthetransaction. Todeterminethesellingpriceinmultipleelementsarrangements,weestablishVSOEofthesellingpriceforinstallation, trainingservicesandprepaidextendedandenhanced(optic)warrantycontracts.VSOEforinstallationisdetermined basedonthepricesthatwechargeforbillablelaborandmaterialsconsumedincomparableservices(suchasrelocating asystemtoanothercustomersite).VSOEforprepaidextendedandenhanced(optic)warrantycontractsisdetermined onthebasisofsimilairproductswesellonastandalonebasis,suchasfullservicecontractsandbillablelensswaps, andwhicharesubjecttonormalpricenegotiations.Revenuefrominstallationandtrainingservicesisrecognizedwhen theservicesarecompleted.Revenuefromprepaidextendedandenhanced(optic)warrantycontractsisrecognized overthetermofthecontract.WhenweareunabletoestablishthesellingpriceusingVSOEorTPE,weuseBESP.The objectiveofusingestimatedsellingprice-basedmethodologyistodeterminethepriceatwhichwewouldtransacta saleiftheproductorserviceweresoldonastand-alonebasis.Accordingly,wedetermineBESPconsideringseveral internalandexternalfactorsincluding,butnotlimitedto,pricingpractices,grossmarginobjectives,marketconditions, competitiveenvironment,internalcostsandgeographies.Wereviewsellingpricesannualyandmaintaininternalcontrols overtheestablishmentandupdatesoftheseestimates. BusinessCombinations Acquisitionsofsubsidiariesareincludedonthebasisoftheacquisitionmethod.Thecostofacquisitionismeasured basedontheconsiderationtransferredatfairvalue,thefairvalueofidentifiableassetsdistributedandthefairvalueof liabilitiesincurredorassumedattheacquisitiondate(i.e.,thedateatwhichweobtaincontrol).Theexcessofthecosts ofanacquiredsubsidiaryoverthenetoftheamountsassignedtoidentifiableassetsacquiredandliabilitiesincurredor assumed,iscapitalizedasgoodwill.Acquisition-relatedcostsareexpensedwhenincurredintheperiodtheyariseorthe serviceisreceived. EvaluationofLong-livedAssetsforImpairment Long-livedassetsincludegoodwill,otherintangibleassetsandproperty,plantandequipment. Goodwillistestedforimpairmentannuallyattheendofthethirdquarterandwhenevereventsorchangesin circumstancesindicatethatthecarryingamountofthegoodwillmaynotberecoverable.Theseeventsorcircumstances couldincludeasignificantchangeinthebusinessclimate,legalfactors,operatingperformanceindicators,competition, orsaleordispositionofasignificantportionofareportingunit.Thetestisbasedonatwo-stepapproachforeach reportingunit(beinganoperatingsegmentoronelevelbelowanoperatingsegment)inwhichgoodwillhasbeen recorded.First,recoverabilityistestedbycomparingthecarryingamountofthereportingunitincludinggoodwill ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 27 withthefairvalueofthereportingunit.Ifthecarryingamountofthereportingunitishigherthanthefairvalueofthe reportingunit,thesecondstepshouldbeperformed.Goodwillimpairmentismeasuredastheexcessofthecarrying amountofthegoodwilloveritsimpliedfairvalue.Theimpliedfairvalueofgoodwillisdeterminedbycalculatingthefair valueofthevariousassetsandliabilitiesincludedinthereportingunitinthesamemannerasgoodwillisdeterminedina businesscombination. Otherintangibleassetsandproperty,plantandequipmentarereviewedforimpairmentwhenevereventsorchangesin circumstancesindicatethatthecarryingamountofthoseassetsmaynotberecoverable.Otherintangibleassetsand property,plantandequipmentaretestedforimpairmentbasedonatwo-stepapproach.First,therecoverabilityistested bycomparingthecarryingamountoftheotherintangibleassetsandproperty,plantandequipmentwiththeirfairvalue, beingthesumoftherelatedundiscountedfuturecashflows.Second,ifthecarryingamountoftheotherintangible assetsandproperty,plantandequipmentishigherthanthisfairvaluetheassetsareconsideredtobeimpaired.The impairmenttoberecognizedismeasuredbytheamountbywhichthecarryingamountoftheassetsexceedsthefair valueoftheassets. Indeterminingthefairvalueofalong-livedasset(otherthangoodwill),wemakeestimatesaboutfuturecashflows. Theseestimatesarebasedonourfinancialplanupdatedwiththelatestavailableprojectionofthesemiconductor marketconditionsandoursalesandcostexpectations,whichareconsistentwiththeplansandestimatesthatweuse tomanageourbusiness.WealsomakeestimatesandassumptionsconcerningWACCandfutureinflationrates.Itis possiblethatactualresultsmaydifferfromourplans,estimatesandassumptions,whichmayrequireimpairmentof certainlong-livedassets(otherthangoodwill).Futureadversechangesinmarketconditionsmayalsorequireimpairment ofcertainlong-livedassets(otherthangoodwill),whichcouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourfinancialcondition andresultsofoperations. Inventories Inventories,includingsparepartsandlenses,arestatedatthelowerofcost(first-in,first-outmethod)ormarketvalue. Costsincludenetpricespaidformaterialspurchased,chargesforfreightandcustomsduties,productionlaborcost andfactoryoverhead.Allowancesaremadeforslowmoving,obsoleteorunsellableinventoryandarereviewedona quarterlybasis.Ourmethodologyinvolvesmatchingouron-handandon-orderinventorywithourrequirementsbasedon theexpecteddemandandresultingmanufacturingforecast.Indetermininginventoryallowances,weevaluateinventory inexcessofourforecastedneedsonbothtechnologicalandeconomiccriteriaandmakeappropriateprovisionsto reflecttheriskofobsolescence.Thismethodologyissignificantlyaffectedbyourforecastedneedsforinventory.If actualrequirementsweretobelowerthanestimated,additionalinventoryallowancesforexcessorobsoleteinventory mayberequired,whichcouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourbusiness,financialconditionandresultsof operations. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 28 IncomeTaxes WeoperateinvarioustaxjurisdictionsinEurope,Asia,andtheUnitedStatesandmustcomplywiththetaxlawsand regulationsofeachofthesejurisdictions. Weusetheassetandliabilitymethodinaccountingforincometaxes.Underthismethod,deferredtaxassetsand liabilitiesarerecognizedfortaxconsequencesattributabletodifferencesbetweenthebalancesheetcarryingamounts ofexistingassetsandliabilitiesandtheirrespectivetaxbases.Furthermoretaxassetsarerecognizedforthetaxeffect ofincurrednetoperatinglosses.Ifitismorelikelythannotthatthecarryingamountsofdeferredtaxassetswillnotbe realized,avaluationallowanceisrecordedtoreducethecarryingamountsofthoseassets. Werecognizeliabilitiesforuncertaintaxpositionsbasedonatwo-stepprocess.Thefirststepistoevaluatethetax positionforrecognitionbydeterminingiftheweightofavailableevidenceindicatesthatitismorelikelythannotthat thepositionwillbesustainedonaudit,includingresolutionofrelatedappealsorlitigationprocesses,ifany.Thesecond stepistomeasurethetaxbenefitasthelargestamountthatismorethan50percentlikelyofbeingrealizedupon settlement.Whilewebelievewehaveappropriatesupportforthepositionstakenonourtaxreturns,weregularlyassess thepotentialoutcomesofexaminationsbytaxauthoritiesindeterminingtheadequacyofourprovisionforincometaxes, andadjusttheincometaxprovision,incometaxespayableanddeferredtaxesintheperiodinwhichthefactsthatgive risetoarevisionbecomeknown. ResultsofOperations2013Comparedwith2012 ThefollowingdiscussionandanalysisofResultsofOperationsshouldbeviewedinthecontextoftherisksthatmay interferewithourbusinessobjectives,describedinItem3.D."RiskFactors". SetoutbelowourConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsdatafortheyearsendedDecember31,2013and2012: Year ended December 31 (inmillions) Totalnetsales Costofsales Grossprofit Otherincome Researchanddevelopmentcosts Selling,generalandadministrativecosts Incomefromoperations Interestandother,net Incomebeforeincometaxes Provisionforincometaxes Netincome 2013 EUR 5,245.3 (3,068.1) 2,177.2 64.4 (882.0) (311.7) 1,047.9 (24.4) 1,023.5 (8.0) 1,015.5 2012 EUR 4,731.5 (2,726.3) 2,005.2 - (589.1) (259.3) 1,156.8 (6.2) 1,150.6 (4.3) 1,146.3 SetoutbelowareourConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsdatafortheyearsendedDecember31,2013and2012 expressedasapercentageofourtotalnetsales: Year ended December 31 Totalnetsales Costofsales Grossprofit Otherincome Researchanddevelopmentcosts Selling,generalandadministrativecosts Incomefromoperations Interestandother,net Incomebeforeincometaxes Provisionforincometaxes Netincome 2013 % 100.0 (58.5) 41.5 1.2 (16.8) (5.9) 20.0 (0.5) 19.5 (0.1) 19.4 2012 % 100.0 (57.6) 42.4 - (12.5) (5.5) 24.4 (0.1) 24.3 (0.1) 24.2 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 29 Net Sales and Gross Profit Thefollowingtableshowsasummaryofnetsales,unitssold,grossprofitandASPdatafortheyearsendedDecember 31,2013and2012: Year ended December 31 (in millions EUR, unless otherwise indicated) Netsales Netsystemsales Netserviceandfieldoptionsales Totalsalesofsystems(inunits) Totalsalesofnewsystems(inunits) Totalsalesofusedsystems(inunits) Grossprofitasapercentageofnetsales ASPofsystemsales ASPofnewsystemsales ASPofusedsystemsales 2013 2012 5,245.3 3,993.1 1,252.2 157 142 15 41.5 25.4 27.4 6.9 4,731.5 3,801.6 929.9 170 146 24 42.4 22.4 24.8 7.6 NetsalesincreasedbyEUR513.8million,or10.9percent,toEUR5,245.3millionin2013fromEUR4,731.5millionin 2012,mainlydrivenbytheincreaseinnetserviceandfieldoptionsalesofEUR322.3million,or34.7percenttoEUR 1,252.2millionin2013fromEUR929.9millionin2012.Theincreaseinnetserviceandfieldoptionsalesismainly causedbytheexpansionofHolisticLithographythroughincreasedsalesofintegratedmetrologyandfeedbackloop technologyandbyOnPulserevenuesasaresultoftheacquisitionofCymer. TheincreaseinnetsystemsalesofEUR191.5million,or5.0percent,toEUR3,993.1millionin2013fromEUR3,801.6 millionin2012ismainlycausedbyanincreasedASPwhichmorethanoffsetstheloweramountofsystemssold. TheincreaseoftheASPofoursystemssoldcanmainlybeexplainedbytheASPofournewsystemssoldwhich increasedtoEUR27.4millionin2013fromEUR24.8millionin2012,whichwastheresultofashiftinthemixof systemssoldtowardsmorehigh-endsystemtypes,NXT:1960BiandNXT:1970CiandincludingoneNXE:3300B. Through2013,allofthetop10chipmakersworldwide,intermsofsemiconductorcapitalexpenditure,wereour customers.In2013,recognizedsalestoourlargestcustomeraccountedforEUR2,058.6million,or39.2percentofour netsales.In2012,recognizedsalestoourlargestcustomeraccountedforEUR1,236.1million,or26.1percentofour netsales. GrossprofitincreasedbyEUR172.0milliontoEUR2,177.2millionor41.5percentofnetsalesin2013fromEUR 2,005.2millionor42.4percentofnetsalesin2012.Highergrossprofitwasmainlydrivenbytheincreasednetsystem sales.Grossprofitasapercentageofnetsalesin2013decreasedcomparedto2012,mainlyduetoa1.6percent impactfromnon-cashpurchasepriceaccountingadjustmentsrelatedtotheCymeracquisition. Other Income OtherincomeconsistsofcontributionsforR&DprogramsundertheNREfundingarrangementsfromParticipating CustomersoftheCCIPandamountedtoEUR64.4millionfor2013(2012:nil). Research and Development Costs R&Dcosts(netofcreditsandexcludingcontributionsundertheNREfundingagreementsfromParticipatingCustomers oftheCCIP)increasedbyEUR292.9million,or49.7percent,toEUR882.0millionin2013fromEUR589.1millionin 2012.R&DspendingmainlyincreasedduetheadditionalinvestmentsinEUVsourcedevelopmentasaresultofthe acquisitionofCymerandfurtherinvestmentsinourotherstrategicprograms(Immersionandholisticlithography). Selling, General and Administrative Costs SG&AcostsincreasedbyEUR52.4million,or20.2percent,toEUR311.7millionin2013,fromEUR259.3millionin 2012.TheincreasewasmainlydrivenbytheacquisitionandsubsequentintegrationofCymerandincurredrestructuring expenses. Profitability Ourtargetistoachieveannualincomefromoperationsaspercentageofnetsalesofgreaterthan20percent.However inexceptionalcircumstances,asevidencedbythefinancialandeconomiccrisisin2009,wecouldseeperiodswith incomefromoperationsthataresubstantiallybelowourminimumtargetlevel. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 30 Interest and Other, Net Interestandother,netincreasedbyEUR18.2milliontoEUR24.4millionexpensein2013fromEUR6.2millionexpense in2012.ThisincreaseismainlyexplainedbythelossonthepartialextinguishmentofourEUR600million5.75percent seniornotesdue2017andaloweryieldgeneratedonourcashandcashequivalentsandshort-terminvestments. Income Taxes Theeffectivetaxrateincreasedto0.8percentofincomebeforeincometaxesin2013comparedto0.4percentin 2012.In2013,theeffectivetaxratewasimpactedbythesettlementofthefavorablepre-existingrelationshipsbetween CymerandASML.Thissettlementgainisnotrecognizedfortaxpurposesandwas,apartfromtheR&Dtaxincentives, themajordriverforthechangeintheeffectivetaxratein2013.In2012,theeffectivetaxratewasamongstothers impactedbyaone-timetaxbenefitresultingfromsuccessfulconclusionoftaxaudits.Themovementintheliabilityfor unrecognizedtaxbenefitsin2013isconsideredtobelimitedcomparedto2012. Net Income Netincomein2013amountedtoEUR1,015.5million,or19.4percentofnetsales,representingEUR2.36basicnet incomeperordinaryshare,comparedwithnetincomein2012ofEUR1,146.3million,or24.2percentofnetsales, representingEUR2.70basicnetincomeperordinaryshare. ResultsofOperations2012Comparedwith2011 ThefollowingdiscussionandanalysisofResultsofOperationsshouldbeviewedinthecontextoftherisksthatmay interferewithourbusinessobjectives,describedinItem3.D."RiskFactors". SetoutbelowourConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsdatafortheyearsendedDecember31,2012and2011: Year ended December 31 (inmillions) Totalnetsales Costofsales Grossprofit Researchanddevelopmentcosts Selling,generalandadministrativecosts Incomefromoperations Interestandother,net Incomebeforeincometaxes Provisionforincometaxes Netincome 2012 EUR 4,731.5 (2,726.3) 2,005.2 (589.1) (259.3) 1,156.8 (6.2) 1,150.6 (4.3) 1,146.3 2011 EUR 5,651.0 (3,201.6) 2,449.4 (590.3) (217.9) 1,641.2 7.4 1,648.6 (181.6) 1,467.0 SetoutbelowareourConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsdatafortheyearsendedDecember31,2012and2011 expressedasapercentageofourtotalnetsales: Year ended December 31 Totalnetsales Costofsales Grossprofit Researchanddevelopmentcosts Selling,generalandadministrativecosts Incomefromoperations Interestandother,net Incomebeforeincometaxes Provisionforincometaxes Netincome 2012 % 100.0 (57.6) 42.4 (12.5) (5.5) 24.4 (0.1) 24.3 (0.1) 24.2 2011 % 100.0 (56.7) 43.3 (10.4) (3.9) 29.0 0.2 29.2 (3.2) 26.0 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 31 Net Sales and Gross Profit Thefollowingtableshowsasummaryofnetsales,unitssold,grossprofitandASPdatafortheyearsendedDecember 31,2012and2011: Year ended December 31 (in millions EUR, unless otherwise indicated) Netsales Netsystemsales Netserviceandfieldoptionsales Totalsalesofsystems(inunits) Totalsalesofnewsystems(inunits) Totalsalesofusedsystems(inunits) Grossprofitasapercentageofnetsales ASPofsystemsales ASPofnewsystemsales ASPofusedsystemsales 2012 2011 4,731.5 3,801.6 929.9 170 146 24 42.4 22.4 24.8 7.6 5,651.0 4,883.9 767.1 222 195 27 43.3 22.0 24.5 3.8 NetsalesdecreasedbyEUR919.5million,or16.3percent,toEUR4,731.5millionin2012fromEUR5,651.0million in2011.ThedecreaseinnetsalesmainlyresultedfromadecreaseinnetsystemsalesofEUR1,082.3million,or22.2 percent,toEUR3,801.6millionin2012fromEUR4,883.9millionin2011,partlyoffsetbyanincreaseinnetserviceand fieldoptionsalesofEUR162.8millionor21.2percenttoEUR929.9millionin2012fromEUR767.1millionin2011, mainlyduethefurtherexpansionofHolisticLithography,integratedmetrologyandfeedbackloops.Thenumberoftotal systemssolddecreasedby23.4percentto170systemsin2012from222systemsin2011,mainlycausedbydecreased demandinMemory,asitsmajordriver,thePCbusinessshrunkcomparedto2011.During2012,themajorityofthe systemsalesweregeneratedfromLogic. TheASPofournewsystemsin2012EUR24.8millionwasinlinewith2011EUR24.5million. Fromtimetotime,werepurchasesystemsthatwehavemanufacturedandsoldand,followingfactory-rebuildor refurbishment,resellthosesystemstoothercustomers.Thisrepurchasedecisionismainlydrivenbymarketdemand forcapacityexpressedbyothercustomersandnotbyexplicitorimplicitcontractualarrangementsrelatingtothe initialsale.Thenumberofusedsystemssoldin2012decreasedto24from27in2011.TheASPofourusedsystems increasedby100.0percenttoEUR7.6millionin2012fromEUR3.8millionin2011,whichwastheresultofashiftinthe mixofusedsystemssoldtowardmorehigh-endsystemtypes. Through2012,allofthetop10chipmakersworldwide,intermsofsemiconductorcapitalexpenditure,wereour customers.In2012,recognizedsalestoourlargestcustomeraccountedforEUR1,236.1million,or26.1percentofour netsales.In2011,recognizedsalestoourlargestcustomeraccountedforEUR1,311.7million,or23.2percentofour netsales. GrossprofitdecreasedtoEUR2,005.2millionor42.4percentofnetsalesin2012fromEUR2,449.4millionor43.3 percentofnetsalesin2011.Lowergrossprofitwasmainlydrivenbythedecreasednumberoftotalsystemssold.Gross profitasapercentageofnetsalesin2012decreasedcomparedto2011,mainlyduetoincreasedinfrastructureand manufacturingcost,drivenprimarilybyEUVproduction,lowerutilizationofourproductioncapacityandhighercost incurredinrelationtoexcessandobsoleteinventoryasresultoftechnologicaldevelopmentsanddesignchanges. Research and Development Costs R&Dcosts(netofcredits)in2012(EUR589.1million)wereinlinewith2011(EUR590.3million).R&Dspendingremained stableandmainlyrelatedtoourstrategicprograms,inparticularEUV,immersionandholisticlithography. Selling, General and Administrative Costs SG&AcostsincreasedbyEUR41.4million,or19.0percent,toEUR259.3millionin2012,or5.5percentofnetsales, fromEUR217.9millionin2011,or3.9percentofnetsales.Theincreasewasmainlydrivenbytransactioncostsincurred ofEUR26.1millionrelatedtotheCCIPandtransactioncostsrelatedtotheproposedacquisitionofCymerandcoststo implementandsupportITsolutionsofEUR10.2million. Interest and Other, Net Interestandother,netdecreasebyEUR13.6milliontoEUR6.2millionexpensein2012fromEUR7.4millionincomein 2011.Interestincomerelatestointerestearnedonourcashandcashequivalentsandshort-terminvestments;interest incomedeclinedin2012duetoaloweryieldearnedoncashandcashequivalentsandshort-terminvestments,andwas morethanoffsetbytheinterestexpenseonouroutstandingdebt. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 32 Income Taxes Theeffectivetaxratewas0.4percentofincomebeforeincometaxesin2012,comparedwith11.0percentof incomebeforeincometaxesin2011.Thechangeintheeffectivetaxrateismainlyduetoareleaseofourliabilityfor unrecognizedtaxbenefitsofEUR92.5millionaftersuccessfulconclusionoftaxauditsindifferentjurisdictionswhich almostcompletelyoffsetthetaxexpenses,resultinginanincometaxexpenseofEUR4.3million(2011:EUR181.6 million). ForeignExchangeManagement SeeItem3.D."RiskFactors-FluctuationsinForeignExchangeRatesCouldHarmOurResultsofOperations",Item11 "QuantitativeandQualitativeDisclosuresAboutMarketRisk",Note1andNote4toourFinancialStatements. B. Liquidity and Capital Resources OurcashandcashequivalentsincreasedtoEUR2,330.7millionasofDecember31,2013fromEUR1,767.6millionas ofDecember31,2012andourshort-terminvestmentsdecreasedtoEUR679.9millionasofDecember31,2013from EUR930.0millionasofDecember31,2012. WegeneratednetcashfromoperatingactivitiesofEUR1,054.2million,EUR703.5millionandEUR2,070.4millionin 2013,2012and2011,respectively.Highernetcashprovidedbyoperatingactivitiesin2013comparedto2012relates toincreasedsaleslevelsandadecreaseofourworkingcapital,mainlyduetoanincreaseinaccountspayable.Lower netcashprovidedbyoperatingactivitiesin2012comparedto2011relatestodecreasedsaleslevelsanddecreased accruedandotherliabilitiesmainlyasaresultofloweramountsofEUVdownpaymentsreceivedin2012. WeusedEUR368.4millionforinvestingactivitiesin2013,EUR1,119.8millionin2012andEUR300.9millionin2011. In2013,ourinvestingactivitiesmainlyrelatedtothecashconsiderationpaidfortheacquisitionofCymerofEUR443.7 millionandthepurchaseofproperty,plantandequipmentofEUR210.8million,mainlyrelatedtofurtherexpansion ofourEUVproductionfacilities.Thiswastoalargeextentoffsetbythedecreaseofshort-terminvestments,mainly inDutchTreasuryCertificatesanddepositswiththeDutchgovernment,ofEUR290.2million.In2012,ourinvesting activitiesprimarilyrelatedtoourshort-terminvestmentsinDutchTreasuryCertificatesanddepositswiththeDutch governmentofEUR930.0millionandpurchasesofproperty,plantandequipmentofEUR171.9million.In2011,our investingactivitiesmainlyrelatedtomachineryandequipment,EUVandNXTproductionfacilitiesinVeldhoven,the Netherlands,informationtechnologyandleaseholdimprovementstoourfacilities. NetcashusedinfinancingactivitieswasEUR113.1millionin2013,EUR545.6millionin2012,andEUR991.6million in2011.InSeptember2013,wecompletedanofferingofEUR750million3.375percentseniornotesdue2023with interestpayableannuallyonSeptember19and,simultaneously,werepurchasedanominalamountofEUR361.8million ofourEUR600million5.75percentseniornotesdue2017inatenderoffer. In2013,netcashusedinfinancingactivitiesincludedthenetcashproceedsofEUR740.4millionfromournotes offeringandnetcashproceedsofEUR31.8millionfromtheissuanceofsharesinconnectionwiththeexerciseand purchaseofemployeestockoptions,mainlyoffsetbynetcashoutflowsofEUR368.3millionforournotestenderoffer andunwindingofrelatedinterestrateswaps,EUR300.0millionforourregularsharebuybackprogramandEUR216.1 millionforourannualdividendpayment.In2012,netcashusedinfinancingactivitiesincludesthenetcashoutflowof EUR3,728.3millionfortheSyntheticShareBuyback,EUR535.4millionforourregularsharebuybackprogramsand EUR188.9millionforourannualdividendpayment,toalargeextentoffsetbytheproceedsofEUR3,853.9million fromissuanceofsharesundertheCCIPandEUR53.8millionnetproceedsfromissuanceofsharesinconnectionwith theexerciseandpurchaseofemployeestockoptions.In2011,netcashusedinfinancingactivitiesincludedthecash outflowofEUR700.5millionusedinourregularsharebuybackprogram,ourannualdividendpaymentofEUR172.6 millionandarepaymentofdepositsfromourcustomersofEUR150.0million,partlyoffsetbythenetproceedsfrom issuanceofsharesinconnectionwiththeexerciseandpurchaseofemployeestockoptionsofEUR34.1million. Ourprincipalsourcesofliquidityconsistofcashflowsfromoperations,cashandcashequivalentsasofDecember31, 2013ofEUR2,330.7million,short-terminvestmentsasofDecember31,2013ofEUR679.9millionandavailablecredit facilitiesasofDecember31,2013ofEUR700.0million.Inaddition,wemayfromtimetotimeraiseadditionalcapitalin debtandequitymarkets.Ourgoalistoremainaninvestmentgraderatedcompanyandmaintainacapitalstructurethat supportsthis. Weinvestourcashandcashequivalentsandshort-terminvestmentsinshort-termdepositswithfinancialinstitutions thathavegoodcreditratingsandtheDutchgovernment,inDutchTreasuryCertificatesandinAAAm-ratedmoney marketfundsthatinvestinhigh-ratedshort-termdebtsecuritiesoffinancialinstitutionsandgovernments.Our investmentsarepredominantlydenominatedineurosandpartlyinU.S.dollars. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 33 OuravailablecreditfacilityconsistsofanEUR700.0millioncommittedrevolvingcreditfacilityfromagroupofbanks thatwillmaturein2018.Thecreditfacilitycontainsarestrictivecovenantthatrequiresustomaintainaminimum committedcapitaltonettotalassetsratioof40.0percentcalculatedinaccordancewithcontractuallyagreed definitions.Attheendof2013,wewereincompliancewiththecovenant.Outstandingamountsunderthiscredit facilitywillbearinterestatEURIBORorLIBORplusamarginthatdependsonourliquidityposition.Noamountswere outstandingunderthecreditfacilityasoftheendof2013. Wehaverepaymentobligationsin2017,amountingtoEUR238.2millionandin2023,amountingtoEUR750.0million, bothrelatingtoourEurobonds. ASMLseekstoensurethatcashgeneratedfromoperations,togetherwiththeliquidityprovidedbyexistingcash andcashequivalentsandshort-terminvestmentsanditsborrowingcapability,willbesufficienttosatisfyitsliquidity requirementsthroughouteveryphaseoftheindustrycycles. Ourliquidityneedsareaffectedbymanyfactors,someofwhicharebasedonthenormalon-goingoperationsofthe business,andothersthatrelatetotheuncertaintiesoftheglobaleconomyandthesemiconductorindustry.Although ourcashrequirementsfluctuatebasedonthetimingandextentofthesefactors,webelievethatcashgeneratedfrom operations,togetherwiththeliquidityprovidedbyexistingcashandcashequivalentsandshort-terminvestmentsand ourborrowingcapabilityaresufficienttosatisfyourcurrentrequirements,includingourexpectedcapitalexpendituresin 2014.Weintendtoreturncashtoourshareholdersonaregularbasisintheformofdividendpaymentsand,subjectto ouractualandanticipatedliquidityrequirementsandotherrelevantfactors,sharebuybacksorcapitalrepayment. SeeNotes4,5,15,16,26and27toourFinancialStatementsforfurtherreference. C. Research and Development, Patents and Licenses, etc. ResearchandDevelopment SeeItem4.B."BusinessOverview-ResearchandDevelopment"andItem5.A."OperatingResults-Resultsof Operations". IntellectualPropertyMatters SeeItem3.D."RiskFactors-FailuretoAdequatelyProtecttheIntellectualPropertyRightsUponWhichWedepend CouldHarmOurBusiness"and"RiskFactors-DefendingAgainstIntellectualPropertyClaimsbyOthersCouldHarm OurBusiness"andItem4.B."BusinessOverview-IntellectualProperty". D. Trend Information In2013,ourbusinesswassupportedbycontinuingmomentumintheLogicsegmentwithcustomersstartingtoadd capacityatthe20nmnode,drivenbythemobileapplicationsmarket.Thememorysegmentcontinuedtopickupinlight oftightmobileDRAMcapacity.NANDmemorybitdemandisonasteadygrowthpathwithastablemarketoutlook, underpinningtechnologyandcapacityinvestmentsin2014. Thefollowingtablesetsforthoursystemsbacklog,excludingEUV,asofDecember31,2013and2012. Year ended December 31 (in millions EUR, unless otherwise indicated) 2013 2012 NewsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(inunits) UsedsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(inunits) TotalsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV(inunits) ValueofnewsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV ValueofusedsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV TotalvalueofsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV ASPofnewsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV ASPofusedsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV ASPoftotalsystemsbacklogexcludingEUV 46 10 56 1,906.2 47.1 1,953.3 41.4 4.7 34.9 40 6 46 1,190.1 24.0 1,214.1 29.8 4.0 26.4 Oursystemsbacklogincludesonlyordersforwhichwrittenauthorizationshavebeenacceptedandsystemshipment andrevenuerecognitiondateswithin12monthshavebeenassigned.Historically,ordershavebeensubjectto cancellationordelaybythecustomer.Duetopossiblecustomerchangesindeliveryschedulesandtocancellation oforders,oursystemsbacklogatanyparticulardateisnotnecessarilyindicativeofactualsalesforanysucceeding period. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 34 Forthefirstquarterof2014,weexpectnetsalesofaroundEUR1.4billion,agrossmarginofaround42percent,R&D costsofaboutEUR280million,otherincomeofaboutEUR20million,whichconsistsofcontributionsfromparticipants oftheCCIPandSG&AcostsofaboutEUR85million. ThetrendsdiscussedinthisItem5.D."Trendinformation"aresubjecttorisksanduncertainties.See"PartI–Special NoteRegardingForwardLookingStatements"anditem3.D."RiskFactors". E. Off-Balance Sheet Arrangements Wehavevariouscontractualobligations,someofwhicharerequiredtoberecognizedasliabilitiesinourFinancial Statements,includinglong-andshort-termdebt.Othercontractualobligations,namelyoperatingleasecommitments, purchaseobligationsandguarantees,aregenerallynotrequiredtoberecognizedasliabilitiesonourbalancesheetbut arerequiredtobedisclosed. F. Tabular Disclosure of Contractual Obligations OurcontractualobligationsasofDecember31,2013canbesummarizedasfollows: Payments due by period (inthousands) Total EUR 1 year EUR Long-TermDebtObligations,includinginterestexpense1 1,341,380 74,946 OperatingLeaseObligations 45,079 30,293 PurchaseObligations 2,012,913 1,894,455 580 74,069 UnrecognizedTaxBenefits,includinginterestexpense 2 year EUR 44,952 21,543 85,548 945 3 year EUR 44,907 14,081 16,223 7,680 4 year EUR 275,640 4,803 13,772 26,105 5 year EUR 54,155 2,539 2,382 785 After 5 years EUR 876,647 1,687 533 37,974 Total Contractual Obligations 3,503,308 1,970,407 152,988 82,891 320,320 59,861 916,841 1 SeeNote15toourFinancialStatementsfortheamountsexcludinginterestexpense. Long-termdebtobligationsmainlyrelatetointerestpaymentsandprincipalamountsofourEurobonds.SeeNote15to ourFinancialStatements. Operatingleaseobligationsincludeleasesofequipmentandfacilities.Leasepaymentsrecognizedasanexpense wereEUR42.0million,EUR41.6millionandEUR40.6millionfortheyearsendedDecember31,2013,2012and2011, respectively. Severaloperatingleasesforourbuildingscontainpurchaseoptions,exercisableattheendofthelease,andinsome cases,duringthetermofthelease.TheamountstobepaidifASMLshouldexercisethesepurchaseoptionsattheend oftheleaseasofDecember31,2013canbesummarizedasfollows: Purchase options due by period (inthousands) Purchaseoptions Total EUR 13,983 1 year EUR - 2 year EUR - 3 year EUR 13,983 4 year EUR - 5 year EUR - After 5 years EUR - Purchaseobligationsincludepurchasecommitmentswithsuppliersintheordinarycourseofbusiness.ASMLexpects thatitwillhonorthesepurchaseobligationstofulfillfuturesales,inlinewiththetimingofthosefuturesales.Thegeneral termsandconditionsoftheagreementsrelatingtothemajorpartofourpurchasecommitmentsasofDecember31, 2013containclausesthatenableustodelayorcanceldeliveryoforderedgoodsandservicesuptothedatesspecified inthecorrespondingpurchasecontracts.Thesetermsandconditionsthatwetypicallyagreewithoursupplychain partnersgivesusadditionalflexibilitytoadaptourpurchaseobligationstoourrequirementsinlightoftheinherent cyclicalityofthesemiconductorequipmentindustryinwhichweoperate.Weestablishaprovisionforcancellationcosts whenitisprobablethattheliabilityhasbeenincurredandtheamountofcancellationfeesisreasonablyestimable. G. Safe Harbor SeePartI"SpecialNoteRegardingForward-LookingStatements". ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 35 Item 6 Directors, Senior Management and Employees A. Directors and Senior Management ThemembersofourSupervisoryBoardandourBoardofManagementareasfollows: Name ArthurP.M.vanderPoel1,2,3 FritzW.Fröhlich1,2 Hendrika(Ieke)C.J.vandenBurg4 OBBilous2,3 PaulineF.M.vanderMeerMohr4 WolfgangH.Ziebart3,4 Clara(Carla)M.S.Smits-Nusteling1 DouglasA.Grose2,3 PeterT.F.M.Wennink MartinA.vandenBrink FritsJ.vanHout FrédéricJ.M.Schneider-Maunoury WolfgangU.Nickl6 Title ChairmanoftheSupervisoryBoard ViceChairmanandMemberoftheSupervisoryBoard MemberoftheSupervisoryBoard MemberoftheSupervisoryBoard MemberoftheSupervisoryBoard MemberoftheSupervisoryBoard MemberoftheSupervisoryBoard MemberoftheSupervisoryBoard President,ChiefExecutiveOfficerandmemberoftheBoardof Management President,ChiefTechnologyOfficerandmemberoftheBoard ofManagement ExecutiveVicePresident,CPOandmemberoftheBoardof Management ExecutiveVicePresidentOperationsandOrderFulfillment ProcessandMemberoftheBoardofManagement ExecutiveVicePresident,CFOandMemberoftheBoardof Management Year of Birth 1948 1942 1952 1938 1960 1950 1966 1950 1957 Term Expires 2016 2014 2015 2014 2017 2017 2017 2017 N/A5 1957 1960 1961 1969 N/A5 2017 2014 2018 1 MemberoftheAuditCommittee. 2 MemberoftheSelectionandNominationCommittee. 3 MemberoftheTechnologyandStrategyCommittee. 4 MemberoftheRemunerationCommittee. 5 TheappointmenttermwillbechangedfromanindefinitetermtoadefinitetermoffouryearsuponnotificationtotheAGM,scheduledonApril23, 2014. 6 Mr.Nickl'sappointmenttoASML'sBoardofManagementissubjecttothenotificationoftheAGM,scheduledtobeheldonApril23,2014. Mmes.VandenBurgandVanderMeerMohrandMessrs.Siegle,WesterburgenandZiebartretiredbyrotationin2013. Mr.SiegleandMr.WesterburgenretiredfromtheSupervisoryBoardpertheAGMofApril24,2013.In2013,Ms.Vanden BurgwasreappointedforamaximumperiodoftwoyearsinlinewiththeSupervisoryBoard'sprofile;Ms.VanderMeer MohrandMr.ZiebartwerereappointedforamaximumperiodoffouryearsinlinewiththeSupervisoryBoard'sprofile. Ms.Smits-NustelingandMr.GrosewereappointedasmemberoftheSupervisoryBoardin2013foramaximumperiod offouryears. Since2005,theWorksCouncilofASMLNetherlandsB.V.hasanenhancedrighttomakerecommendationsfor nominationofone-thirdofthemembersoftheSupervisoryBoard,whichrecommendationsmayberejectedby theSupervisoryBoardinlimitedcircumstances.SeeItem6.C."BoardPractices-SupervisoryBoard".Atthe2005 AGM,Ms.VandenBurgwasappointedpursuanttothisrecommendationright,andatthe2009AGMandthe2013 AGMshewasreappointedinaccordancewiththisrecommendationright.Atthe2009AGM,Ms.VanderMeerMohr wasappointedpursuanttothisrecommendationright,andatthe2013GeneralMeetingofShareholdersshewas reappointedinaccordancewiththisrecommendationright. TherearenofamilyrelationshipsamongthemembersofourSupervisoryBoardandBoardofManagement. Director and Officer Biographies Arthur P.M. van der Poel Mr.VanderPoelwasappointedtoourSupervisoryBoardinMarch2004andwasappointedasChairmanin2007.Until 2001,hewastheCEOofPhilipsSemiconductors.Mr.VanderPoelisaformermemberoftheBoardofManagement (untilApril2003)andaformermemberoftheGroupManagementCommitteeofRoyalPhilipsElectronicsN.V.Mr. VanderPoelcurrentlyservesasamemberoftheBoardofDirectorsofGemaltoHoldingN.V.,asamemberofthe SupervisoryBoardofRoyalHaskoningDHVB.V.andasthechairmanoftheSupervisoryBoardofBDRThermea. Fritz W. Fröhlich Mr.FröhlichwasappointedtoourSupervisoryBoardinMarch2004.HeistheformerDeputyChairmanandCFOofAkzo NobelN.V.Mr.FröhlichistheChairmanoftheSupervisoryBoardofRandstadHoldingN.V.Mr.Fröhlichalsoservesasa memberoftheSupervisoryBoardsofAllianzNederlandN.V.andRexelS.A.andasamemberoftheBoardofDirectors ofPrysmianGroup. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 36 Hendrika (Ieke) C.J. van den Burg Ms.VandenBurgwasappointedtoourSupervisoryBoardinMarch2005.Ms.VandenBurgwasamemberofthe EuropeanParliamentfrom1999until2009.ShewasamemberoftheSupervisoryBoardofAPGGroupN.V.untilMay 15,2013.Ms.VandenBurgwasrecentlyappointedforanewfour-yearmandateintheDutchMonitoringCommittee CorporateGovernanceCode.ShealsoservesaschairpersonoftheMonitoringFoundationDutchInsuranceCompanies (Stichting Toetsing Verzekeraars)andisamemberoftheAdvisoryBoardsoftheDutchDataProtectionAuthority (College Bescherming Persoonsgegevens)andDutchNationalRegisterofSupervisoryDirectors(Nationaal Register Commissarissen en Toezichthouders).Ms.VandenBurgisalsoamemberoftheAdvisoryScientificSystemicCommittee EuropeanRiskBoard(ECBFrankfurt)andasamemberoftheAdvisoryCouncilInternationalAffairsCommissionHuman Rights(DutchMinistryForeignAffairs). OB Bilous Mr.BilouswasappointedtoourSupervisoryBoardinMarch2005.From1960until2000Mr.Bilousheldvarious managementpositionsatIBM,includingGeneralManagerandVicePresidentWorldwideManufacturingof IBM’sMicroelectronicsDivision.Mr.BilousalsoservedontheBoardsofSMST,ALTISSemiconductor,Dominion SemiconductorandwaschairmanoftheBoardofSematechfrom2000to2009.Mr.BilouscurrentlyservesasBoard memberofNantero,Inc. Pauline F.M. van der Meer Mohr Ms.VanderMeerMohrwasappointedtoourSupervisoryBoardinMarch2009.SinceJanuary1,2010,Ms.Vander MeerMohrservesasPresidentoftheExecutiveBoardoftheErasmusUniversityRotterdam,theNetherlands.Prior to2010shewasmanagingpartneroftheAmstelbridgeGroup,SeniorExecutiveVicePresidentatABNAMROBank, HeadofGroupHumanResourcesatTNTN.V.,andheldseveralseniorexecutiverolesattheRoyal/DutchShellGroup ofCompaniesinvariousareas.Currently,Ms.VanderMeerMohrisamemberoftheSupervisoryBoardsofRoyalDSM N.V.andDuisenbergSchoolofFinanceandchairpersonoftheExecutiveBoardoftheFulbrightCenter. Wolfgang H. Ziebart Mr.ZiebartwasappointedtoourSupervisoryBoardinMarch2009.Mr.ZiebartistheGroupEngineeringDirectorof JaguarLandRoverLtd.UntilMay2008,hewasPresidentandCEOofInfineonTechnologiesA.G.BeforeInfineon,Mr. ZiebartwasontheBoardsofManagementofcarcomponentsmanufacturerContinentalA.G.andautomobileproducer BMWA.G.Mr.ZiebartisthechairmanoftheSupervisoryBoardofNordexS.E. Carla M.S. Smits-Nusteling Ms.Smits-NustelingwasappointedtoourSupervisoryBoardinApril2013.Ms.Smits-NustelingwasCFOandmember oftheBoardofManagementofRoyalKPNN.V.until2012,andalsoheldseveralfinanceandbusinessrelatedpositions inRoyalKPNN.V.andPostNL.Ms.Smits-NustelingisamemberoftheSupervisoryBoardofTele2AB. Douglas A. Grose Mr.GrosewasappointedtoourSupervisoryBoardinApril2013.Mr.GrosewasCEOofGlobalFoundriesfromits inceptionin2009until2011andbeforethat,Mr.Groseservedasseniorvicepresidentoftechnologydevelopment, manufacturingandsupplychainforAMD.PriortojoiningAMDin2007,Mr.Grosespent25yearsatIBMasgeneral manageroftechnologydevelopmentandmanufacturingforthesystemsandtechnologygroup.Currently,Mr.Groseisa directorofSBAMaterials. Peter T.F.M. Wennink Mr.WenninkjoinedASMLonJanuary1,1999andwasappointedasExecutiveVicePresident,CFOofASMLand memberofourBoardofManagementonJuly1,1999.HewasappointedasPresidentandCEOonJuly1,2013.Mr. Wenninkhasanextensivebackgroundinfinanceandaccounting.PriortohisemploymentwithASML,Mr.Wennink workedasapartneratDeloitteAccountants,specializinginthehightechnologyindustrywithanemphasisonthe semiconductorequipmentindustry.Mr.WenninkisamemberoftheDutchInstituteofRegisteredAccountants.Mr. WenninkiscurrentlyamemberoftheSupervisoryBoardofBankInsingerdeBeaufortN.V. Martin A. van den Brink Mr.VandenBrinkjoinedASMLwhenthecompanywasfoundedin1984.Heheldseveralpositionsinengineering andfrom1995heservedasVicePresidentTechnologyandmemberoftheBoardofManagement.Mr.VandenBrink wasappointedasExecutiveVicePresidentProduct&TechnologyandmemberoftheBoardofManagementin1999. OnJuly1,2013,Mr.VandenBrinkwasappointedasPresidentandCTO.Mr.VandenBrinkhasearnedadegree inElectricalEngineeringfromHTSArnhem(HANUniversity),andadegreeinPhysics(1984)fromtheUniversityof Twente,theNetherlands.In2012,hewasawardedanhonorarydoctorateinphysicsbytheUniversityofAmsterdam,the Netherlands. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 37 Frits J. van Hout Mr.VanHoutwasappointedasExecutiveVicePresidentandChiefProgramOfficeronJuly1,2013.Priortheretohe servedasExecutiveVicePresident,CMOandMemberofourBoardofManagementsince2009.Mr.VanHoutwas previouslyanASMLemployeefromitsfoundingin1984to1992,invariousrolesinengineeringandsales.From1998to 2001,Mr.VanHoutservedasCEOoftheBeyelerGroup,basedintheNetherlandsandGermany.AfterrejoiningASML in2001,heservedasSeniorVicePresidentCustomerSupportandtwoBusinessUnits.In2008,Mr.VanHoutwas appointedExecutiveVicePresidentIntegralEfficiency. Frédéric J.M. Schneider-Maunoury Mr.Schneider-MaunouryjoinedASMLonDecember1,2009,asExecutiveVicePresidentandChiefOperationsOfficer andwasappointedtoASML’sBoardofManagementonMarch24,2010.BeforejoiningASML,Mr.Schneider-Maunoury servedasVicePresidentThermalProductsManufacturingofthepowergenerationandrailtransportequipmentgroup ALSTOM.Previously,herantheworldwideHydroBusinessofALSTOMasgeneralmanager.BeforejoiningALSTOMin 1996,Mr.Schneider-MaunouryheldvariouspositionsattheFrenchMinistryofTradeandIndustry. Wolfgang U. Nickl Mr.NickljoinedASMLonDecember1,2013,asExecutiveVicePresidentandCFO.Hewillbeappointedasmemberof ASML'sBoardofManagementuponthenotificationtotheAGM,scheduledonApril23,2014.PriortojoiningASML, Mr.NicklservedasExecutiveVicePresidentandCFOatWesternDigitalCorporation,aU.S.-headquartered,NASDAQ- listeddeveloperandmanufacturerofstoragedevices,whereheheldseveralfinancialandoperationalleadershiproles sincejoiningWesternDigitalin1995.BeforeWesternDigital,Mr.NicklgainedexperienceinfinanceandITconsulting. HeearnedaBAinBusinessfromtheUniversityofCooperativeEducationinStuttgart,Germany,andanMBAfromthe UniversityofSouthernCalifornia’sMarshallSchoolofBusinessinLosAngeles,UnitedStates. B. Compensation TheinformationrequiredbyItem6.B.isincorporatedbyreferencefrompages16,17,18,19,21and22ofASML’s2013 RemunerationReportwhichisincludedasexhibit99.2onForm6-KfurnishedwiththeCommissiononFebruary12, 2014. C. Board Practices General Weendorsetheimportanceofgoodcorporategovernance,inwhichindependentsupervision,accountabilityand transparencyarethemostsignificantelements.Withintheframeworkofcorporategovernance,itisimportantthat arelationshipoftrustexistsbetweentheBoardofManagement,theSupervisoryBoard,ouremployeesandour shareholders. Wepursueapolicyofactivecommunicationwithourshareholders.InadditiontotheexchangeofideasattheGeneral MeetingofShareholders,otherimportantformsofcommunicationincludethepublicationofourannualandquarterly financialresultsaswellaspressreleasesandpublicationspostedonourwebsite. Ourcorporategovernancestructureisintendedto: • Provideshareholderswithregular,reliable,relevantandtransparentinformationregardingouractivities,structure, financialcondition,performanceandotherinformation,includinginformationonoursocial,ethicalandenvironmental recordsandpolicies; • Applyhigh-qualitystandardsfordisclosure,accountingandauditing;and • Applystringentruleswithregardtoinsidersecuritiestrading. Two-Tier Board Structure ASMLisincorporatedunderDutchlawandhasatwo-tierboardstructure.ResponsibilityforthemanagementofASML lieswiththeBoardofManagement.Independent,non-executivemembersserveontheSupervisoryBoard,which supervisesandadvisesthemembersoftheBoardofManagementinperformingtheirmanagementtasks.TheBoard ofManagementhasthedutytokeeptheSupervisoryBoardinformed,consultwiththeSupervisoryBoardonimportant mattersandsubmitcertainimportantdecisionstotheSupervisoryBoardforitsapproval.TheSupervisoryBoardis responsibleforsupervising,monitoringandadvisingtheBoardofManagementon:(i)theachievementofASML’s objectives,(ii)thecorporatestrategyandmanagementofrisksinherenttoASML’sbusinessactivities,(iii)thestructure andoperationofinternalriskmanagementandcontrolsystems,(iv)thefinancialreportingprocessand(v)compliance withapplicablelegislationandregulations. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 38 SupervisoryBoardmembersareprohibitedfromservingasofficersoremployeesofASML,andmembersoftheBoard ofManagementcannotserveontheSupervisoryBoard. Board of Management TheBoardofManagementconsistsofatleasttwomembersorsuchlargernumberofmembersasdeterminedbythe SupervisoryBoard.MembersoftheBoardofManagementareappointedbytheSupervisoryBoard.TheSupervisory BoardmustnotifytheGeneralMeetingofShareholdersoftheintendedappointmentofamemberoftheBoardof Management.AsaresultofourcompliancewiththeDutchCorporateGovernanceCode,membersoftheBoardof Managementthatareinitiallyappointedin2004orlatershallbeappointedforamaximumperiodoffouryears,butmay bere-appointed.MembersoftheBoardofManagementserveuntiltheendofthetermoftheirappointment,voluntary retirement,orsuspensionordismissalbytheSupervisoryBoard.Inthecaseofdismissal,theSupervisoryBoardmust firstinformtheGeneralMeetingofShareholdersoftheintendedremoval. TheSupervisoryBoarddeterminestheremunerationoftheindividualmembersoftheBoardofManagement,inlinewith theremunerationpolicyadoptedbytheGeneralMeetingofShareholders,uponaproposaloftheSupervisoryBoard. ASML’sremunerationpolicyisincludedintheRemunerationReport. FordetailsofthetermsofofficeofthecurrentmembersoftheBoardofManagement,seeItem6.A"Directorsand SeniorManagement".FurtherinformationrelatingtotheBoardofManagementrequiredbyItem6.C.isincorporatedby referencefrompages16,17,18and19ofASML’s2013RemunerationReportwhichisincludedasexhibit99.2onForm 6-K,furnishedwiththeCommissiononFebruary12,2014. Supervisory Board TheSupervisoryBoardconsistsofatleastthreemembersorsuchlargernumberasdeterminedbytheSupervisory Board.TheSupervisoryBoardpreparesaprofileinrelationtoitssizeandcomposition;ASML'sSupervisoryBoard profileispostedonASML’swebsite. MembersoftheSupervisoryBoardareappointedbytheGeneralMeetingofShareholdersfromnominationsofthe SupervisoryBoard.NominationsmustbereasonedandmustbemadeavailabletotheGeneralMeetingofShareholders andtheWorksCouncilsimultaneously.BeforetheSupervisoryBoardpresentsitsnominations,boththeGeneralMeeting ofShareholdersandtheWorksCouncilmaymakerecommendations(whichtheSupervisoryBoardmayreject).In addition,theWorksCouncilhasanenhancedrighttomakerecommendationsfornominationofatleastone-thirdof themembersoftheSupervisoryBoard,whichrecommendationmayonlyberejectedbytheSupervisoryBoard:(i) iftherelevantpersonisunsuitableor(ii)iftheSupervisoryBoardwouldnotbedulycomposediftherecommended personwereappointedasaSupervisoryBoardmember.IfnoagreementcanbereachedbetweentheSupervisoryBoard andtheWorksCouncilontheserecommendations,theSupervisoryBoardmayrequesttheEnterpriseChamberofthe AmsterdamCourttodeclareitsobjectionlegitimate.AnydecisionoftheEnterpriseChamberonthismatterisnon- appealable. NominationsoftheSupervisoryBoardmayberejectedbytheGeneralMeetingofShareholdersbyanabsolutemajority ofthevotesrepresentingatleastone-thirdofthetotaloutstandingcapital.Ifthevotescastinfavorofsuchresolution donotrepresentatleastone-thirdofthetotaloutstandingcapital,anewmeetingcanbeconvenedatwhichthe nominationcanberejectedbyanabsolutemajority.Ifanominationisrejected,theSupervisoryBoardmustmakeanew nomination.IfanominationisnotrejectedandtheGeneralMeetingofShareholdersdoesnotappointthenominated person,theSupervisoryBoardwillappointthenominatedperson. MembersoftheSupervisoryBoardserveforamaximumtermoffouryearsfromthedateoftheirappointment,ora shorterperiodassetoutintherotationscheduleasadoptedbytheSupervisoryBoard.Theymaybere-appointed, providedthattheirentiretermofofficedoesnotexceedtwelveyears.TheGeneralMeetingofShareholdersmay,with anabsolutemajorityofthevotesrepresentingatleastone-thirdofthetotaloutstandingcapital,dismisstheSupervisory Boardinitsentiretyforlackofconfidence.Insuchevent,theEnterpriseChamberoftheAmsterdamCourtshallappoint oneormoremembersoftheSupervisoryBoardattherequestoftheBoardofManagement. UpontheproposaloftheSupervisoryBoard,theGeneralMeetingofShareholdersdeterminestheremunerationofthe membersoftheSupervisoryBoard.AmemberoftheSupervisoryBoardmaynotbegrantedanysharesoroptionrights bywayofremuneration. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 39 FordetailsofthetermsofofficeofthecurrentmembersoftheSupervisoryBoard,seeItem6.A"DirectorsandSenior Management".FurtherinformationrelatingtotheSupervisoryBoardrequiredbyItem6.C.isincorporatedbyreference frompages21and22ofASML’s2013RemunerationReportwhichisincludedasexhibit99.2onForm6-K,furnished withtheCommissiononFebruary12,2014. Approval of Board of Management Decisions TheBoardofManagementrequirespriorapprovaloftheGeneralMeetingofShareholdersforresolutionsconcerningan importantchangeintheidentityorcharacterofASMLoritsbusiness,including: • AtransferofallorsubstantiallyallofthebusinessofASMLtoathirdparty; • Enteringintoortheterminationofalong-termmaterialjointventurebetweenASMLandathirdparty;and • AnacquisitionordivestmentbyASMLofaninterestinthecapitalofacompanywithavalueofatleastone-thirdof ASML’sassets(determinedbyreferencetoASML’smostrecentlyadoptedStatutoryAnnualReport). Rules of Procedure TheBoardofManagementandtheSupervisoryBoardhaveadoptedRulesofProcedureforeachoftheBoardof Management,SupervisoryBoardandthefourCommitteesoftheSupervisoryBoard.TheseRulesofProcedureare postedonourwebsite. Directors and Officers Insurance and Indemnification MembersoftheBoardofManagementandSupervisoryBoard,aswellascertainseniormanagementmembers, areinsuredunderASML’sDirectorsandOfficersInsurancePolicy.Althoughtheinsurancepolicyprovidesfora widecoverage,ourdirectorsandofficersmayincuruninsuredliabilities.ASMLhasagreedtoindemnifyitsBoardof ManagementandSupervisoryBoardagainstanyclaimsarisinginconnectionwiththeirpositionasdirectorandofficer ofASML,providedthatsuchclaimisnotattributabletowillfulmisconductorintentionalrecklessnessofsuchofficeror director. Corporate Governance Developments ASMLcontinuouslymonitorsandassessesapplicablecorporategovernancerules,includingrecommendationsand initiativesregardingprinciplesofcorporategovernance.TheseincluderulesthathavebeenpromulgatedintheUnited StatesbothbyNASDAQandbytheSEC.SeealsoItem16.G."CorporateGovernance". TheDutchCorporateGovernanceCodecameintoeffectonJanuary1,2004andwasamendedasofJanuary1,2009. DutchlistedcompaniesarerequiredtoeithercomplywiththeprinciplesandthebestpracticeprovisionsoftheCode,or toexplainonwhichpointstheydeviatefromthesebestpracticeprovisionsandwhy. ASMLreportsonitscompliancewiththeDutchCorporateGovernanceCodeinitsStatutoryAnnualReportfortheyear endedDecember31,2013. Committees of ASML's Supervisory Board Whileretainingoverallresponsibility,theSupervisoryBoardassignscertainofitstaskstoitsfourcommittees:theAudit Committee,theRemunerationCommittee,theSelectionandNominationCommitteeandtheTechnologyandStrategy Committee.MembersofthesecommitteesareappointedfromamongtheSupervisoryBoardmembers. ThechairmanofeachcommitteereportstotheSupervisoryBoardverballyandwhendeemednecessaryinwriting,the issuesanditemsdiscussedineachmeeting.Inaddition,theminutesofeachcommitteeareavailabletoallmembersof theSupervisoryBoard,enablingtheSupervisoryBoardtomaketheappropriatedecisions. Audit Committee ASML'sAuditCommitteeiscomposedofthreemembersoftheSupervisoryBoard.Thecurrentmembersofour AuditCommitteeareFritzFröhlich(chairman),ArthurvanderPoelandCarlaSmits-Nusteling,eachofwhomisan independent,non-executivememberofourSupervisoryBoard.TheSupervisoryBoardhasdeterminedthatFritz FröhlichqualifiesastheAuditCommitteefinancialexpertpursuanttoSection407oftheSarbanes-OxleyActof2002 andtherulespromulgatedthereunder.Ourexternalauditor,ourCEO,ourCFO,ourCorporateController,ourCorporate ChiefAccountant,ourSeniorDirectorCorporateRiskandAssurance(InternalAudit),aswellasotherASMLemployees invitedbythechairmanoftheAuditCommitteemayalsoattendthemeetingsoftheAuditCommittee. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 40 TheAuditCommitteeassiststheSupervisoryBoardin: • OverseeingtheintegrityofourFinancialStatementsandrelatedfinancialandnon-financialdisclosures; • Overseeingthequalifications,independenceandperformanceoftheexternalauditor;and • Overseeingourdisclosurecontrolsandprocedures(asdefinedintheExhangeActRules13a-15(e)and15d-15(e))and • internalcontroloverfinancialreporting. In2013,theAuditCommitteeheldeightscheduledmeetings,eitherinpersonorviaconferencecall. Remuneration Committee ASML'sRemunerationCommitteeiscomposedofthreemembersoftheSupervisoryBoard.Thecurrentmembers ofourRemunerationCommitteeareWolfgangZiebart(chairman),IekevandenBurgandPaulinevanderMeerMohr. TheRemunerationCommitteeadvicestheSupervisoryBoardandpreparersresolutionswithrespecttothereviewand executionoftheRemunerationPolicyasadoptedbyGeneralMeetingofShareholders. TheRemunerationCommitteepreparesandtheSupervisoryBoardestablishesASML’sgeneralcompensation philosophyformembersoftheBoardofManagement,andoverseesthedevelopmentandimplementationof compensationprogramsformembersoftheBoardofManagement.TheRemunerationCommitteereviewsandproposes totheSupervisoryBoardcorporategoalsandobjectivesrelevanttothecompensationofmembersoftheBoardof Management.ThecommitteefurtherevaluatestheperformanceofmembersoftheBoardofManagementinviewof thosegoalsandobjectives,andmakesrecommendationstotheSupervisoryBoardonthecompensationlevelsofthe membersoftheBoardofManagementbasedonthisevaluation. InproposingtotheSupervisoryBoardtheactualremunerationelementsandlevelsapplicabletothemembersofthe BoardofManagement,theRemunerationCommitteeconsiders,amongotherfactors,theremunerationpolicy,the desiredlevelsofandemphasisonparticularaspectsofASML’sshortandlong-termperformance,aswellascurrent compensationandbenefitsstructuresandlevelsbenchmarkedagainstrelevantpeers.Externalcompensationsurvey dataand,wherenecessary,externalconsultantsareusedtobenchmarkASML’sremunerationlevelsandstructures. In2013,theRemunerationCommitteeheldfivescheduledmeetingsandseveraladhocmeetings,eitherinpersonorvia conferencecall. Selection and Nomination Committee ASML'sSelectionandNominationCommitteeiscomposedoffourmembersoftheSupervisoryBoard.Thecurrent membersofourSelectionandNominationCommitteeareOBBilous(chairman),ArthurvanderPoel,FritzFröhlichand DouglasGrose. TheSelectionandNominationCommitteeassiststheSupervisoryBoardin: • PreparingtheselectioncriteriaandappointmentproceduresformembersofASML'sSupervisoryBoardandBoardof Management; • PeriodicallyevaluatingthescopeandcompositionoftheBoardofManagementandtheSupervisoryBoard,and proposingtheprofileoftheSupervisoryBoardinrelationthereto; • PeriodicallyevaluatingthefunctioningoftheBoardofManagementandtheSupervisoryBoardandtheindividual membersofthoseboardsandreportingtheresultsthereoftotheSupervisoryBoard;and • Proposing(re-)appointmentsofmembersoftheBoardofManagementandtheSupervisoryBoard,andsupervising thepolicyoftheBoardofManagementinrelationtotheselectionandappointmentcriteriaforseniormanagement. In2013,theSelectionandNominationCommitteeheldthreescheduledmeetingsandseveraladhocmeetings,eitherin personorbyconferencecall. Technology and Strategy Committee ASML'sTechnologyandStrategyCommitteeiscomposedoffourmembersoftheSupervisoryBoard.Thecurrent membersofourTechnologyandStrategyCommitteeareOBBilous(chairman),ArthurvanderPoel,DouglasGroseand WolfgangZiebart.Inaddition,theTechnologyandStrategyCommitteemayappointoneormoreadvisorsfromwithin and/orfromoutsideASML.TheadvisorstotheTechnologyandStrategyCommitteemaybeinvitedasgueststothe meetings,orpartsthereof,ofthecommitteebutarenotentitledtovoteinthemeetings. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 41 TheTechnologyandStrategyCommitteeassiststheSupervisoryBoardinrelationtothefollowingresponsibilitiesand mayprepareresolutionsfortheSupervisoryBoardrelatedthereto: • Familiarizationwithandriskassessmentandstudyofpotentialstrategies,requiredtechnicalresources,technology roadmapsandproductroadmaps;and • ProvidingadvicetotheSupervisoryBoardwithrespecttomattersrelatedthereto. In2013,theTechnologyandStrategyCommitteeheldfivescheduledmeetings,eitherinpersonorviaconferencecall. Disclosure Committee ASMLhasaDisclosureCommitteetoensurecompliancewithapplicabledisclosurerequirementsarisingunderUS andDutchlawandapplicablestockexchangerules.TheDisclosureCommitteeiscomposedofvariousmembersof seniormanagement,andreportstotheCEOandCFO.TheDisclosureCommitteeinformstheAuditCommitteeabout theoutcomeoftheDisclosureCommitteemeetings.Furthermore,membersoftheDisclosureCommitteeareinclose contactwithourexternallegalcounselandourexternalauditor. TheDisclosureCommitteegathersallrelevantfinancialandnon-financialinformationandassessesmateriality, timelinessandnecessityfordisclosureofsuchinformation.InadditiontheDisclosureCommitteeassiststheCEOand CFOinthemaintenanceandevaluationofdisclosurecontrolsandprocedures. During2013,theDisclosureCommitteereviewedthequarterlyfinancialresultannouncements,theStatutoryInterim Report,theAnnualReportonForm20-F,theStatutoryAnnualReport,andtheprospectusinconnectionwith theofferingfortheEUR750million3.375percentseniornotesdue2023issuedonSeptember12,2013.The CommitteealsoadvisestheCEOandCFOontheassessmentofASML'sdisclosurecontrolsandproceduresandonthe assessmentofASML'sinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting. D. Employees ThefollowingtablepresentsourtotalnumbersofpayrollemployeesandtemporaryemployeesasofDecember31, 2013,2012and2011(inFTEs),primarilyinmanufacturing,productdevelopmentandcustomersupportactivities: As of December 31 PayrollEmployees TemporaryEmployees Employees (in FTEs) 2013 10,360 2,865 13,225 2012 8,497 2,139 10,636 2011 7,955 1,935 9,890 During2013,theaveragenumberofpayrollemployeesinFTEsemployedwas9,540,andtheaveragenumberof temporaryemployeesinFTEsemployedwas2,546.TheincreaseinemployeesexpressedinFTEsismainlyexplainedby theacquisitionofCymerasperMay30,2013. Foramoredetaileddescriptionofpayrollemployeeinformation,includingabreakdownofouremployeesinFTEs bysector,seeNotes18and22toourFinancialStatements.Werelyonourabilitytovarythenumberoftemporary employeestorespondtofluctuatingmarketdemandforourproducts. Ourfuturesuccesswilldependonourabilitytoattract,train,retainandmotivatehighlyqualified,skilledandeducated employees,whoareingreatdemand.Weareparticularlyreliantforourcontinuedsuccessontheservicesofseveral keyemployees,includinganumberofsystemsdevelopmentspecialistswithadvanceduniversityqualificationsin engineering,opticsandcomputing.SeeItem3.D."RiskFactors-OurBusinessandFutureSuccessDependonOur AbilitytoAttractandRetainaSufficientNumberofAdequatelyEducatedandSkilledEmployees." ASMLNetherlandsB.V.,ouroperatingsubsidiaryintheNetherlands,hasaWorksCouncil,asrequiredbyDutch law.AWorksCouncilisarepresentativebodyoftheemployeesofaDutchcompanyelectedbytheemployees.The BoardofManagementofanyDutchcompanythatrunsanenterprisewithaWorksCouncilmustseekthenon-binding adviceoftheWorksCouncilbeforetakingcertaindecisionswithrespecttoASML,suchasthoserelatedtoamajor restructuring,achangeofcontrol,ortheappointmentordismissalofamemberoftheBoardofManagement.Incase theWorksCouncilrendersacontraryadviceonaparticulardecisionandtheBoardofManagementnonethelesswishes toproceed,theBoardofManagementmusttemporarilysuspendanyfurtheractionwhiletheWorksCouncildetermines whethertoappealtotheEnterpriseChamberoftheAmsterdamCourtofAppeal.Otherdecisionsdirectlyinvolving employmentmattersthatapplyeithertoallemployees,orcertaingroupsofemployees,mayonlybetakenwiththe WorksCouncil’sapproval.FailingapprovaloftheWorksCouncil,thedecisionfirsthastobesubmittedtotheEnterprise ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 42 Chamberformediation.Ifnoresolutionhasbeenreached,thedecisioncanonlybetakenbywiththeapprovalofthe DutchDistrictCourt. E. Share Ownership InformationwithrespecttoshareownershipofmembersofourSupervisoryBoardandBoardofManagementis includedinItem7A"MajorShareholders".FurtherinformationrequiredbyItem6.E.isincorporatedbyreference frompage20ofASML’s2013RemunerationReportwhichisincludedasexhibit99.2onForm6-K,furnishedwiththe CommissiononFebruary12,2014.Informationwithrespecttothegrantofsharesandstockoptionstoemployeesis includedinNote18toourFinancialStatements. Item 7 Major Shareholders and Related Party Transactions A. Major Shareholders Thefollowingtablesetsforththetotalnumberofordinarysharesownedbyeachshareholderwhosebeneficial ownershipofordinarysharesisatleast3.0percentofourordinarysharesissuedandoutstanding,aswellasthe ordinaryshares(includingoptions)ownedbymembersoftheBoardofManagement(whichincludesthosepersons specifiedinItem6"Directors,SeniorManagementandEmployees"),asagroup,asofDecember31,2013.The informationsetoutbelowissolelybasedonpublicfilingswiththeSECandAFMonFebruary5,2014. Identity of Person or Group StichtingAdministratiekantoorMAKTSJAB/Intel1 CapitalGroupInternational,Inc2 BlackRockInc.3 StichtingAdministratiekantoorTSMC/TSMC4 FMRLLC5 MembersofASML’sBoardofManagementanditsChiefFinancialOfficer6,asagroup(5persons)7,8 Shares Owned 62,977,877 51,453,097 22,982,001 20,992,625 19,537,364 99,678 Percent of Class9 14.29% 11.67% 5.21% 4.76% 4.43% 0.02% 1 2 3 4 5 StichtingAdminstratiekantoorMAKTSJABownsthestatedpercentageofourordinarysharesandhasissuedcorrespondingdepositoryreceiptsto Intel. AsreportedtotheDutchAuthorityfortheFinancialMarketsonSeptember3,2012,CapitalGroupInternational,Inc.indirectlyhasvotingrights relatedto51,453,097sharesofourordinarysharesbutdoesnothaveownershiprightsrelatedtothoseshares.Inaddition,CRMC,whichwebelieve tobeanaffiliateofCapitalGroupInternational,Inc.,reportedtotheDutchAuthorityfortheFinancialMarketsonAugust2,2011,thatitholds votingrightsrelatedto44,579,832sharesofourordinarysharesbutdoesnothaveownershiprightsrelatedtothoseshares.CapitalWorldInvestors reportedonaSchedule13-G/AfiledwiththeCommissiononJune10,2013,thatitisthebeneficialownerof45,026,116sharesofourordinaryshares asaresultofitsaffiliationwithCRMC. BasedsolelyontheSchedule13-G/AfiledbyBlackRockInc.withtheCommissiononFebruary3,2014.TheJuly2,2013publicfilingwiththeAFM showsaggregateholdingsofvariousBlackRockfundsof(basedontotalnumberofissuedsharesasper2July2013)3.68%insharesand4.42%in votingrights. StichtingAdministratiekantoorTSMCownsthestatedpercentageofordinarysharesandhassimultaneouslyissuedcorrespondingdepository receiptstoTSMC. BasedsolelyontheSchedule13-G/AfiledbyFMRLLCwiththeCommissiononFebruary14,2013.FMRLLCpreviouslyreportedontheSchedule 13-G/AfiledwiththeCommissiononFebruary12,2012thatitowned36,311,008ofourordinaryshares. 6 Mr.Nickl'sappointmenttoASML'sBoardofManagementissubjecttothenotificationoftheAGM,scheduledtobeheldonApril23,2014. 7 DoesnotincludeunvestedsharesandsharesunderlyingoptionsgrantedtomembersofASML'sBoardofManagement.Furtherinformationrequired byItem7.A.isincorporatedbyreferencefrompage20ofASML’s2013RemunerationReportwhichisincludedasexhibit99.2onForm6-K,furnished withtheCommissiononFebruary12,2014. NosharesareownedbymembersoftheSupervisoryBoard. Asapercentageofthetotalnumberofordinarysharesoutstanding(440,852,334)asofDecember31,2013. 8 9 TheIntelStichtingandtheTSMCStichtingacquiredthesharesindicatedaboveaspartofourCCIPinthesecondhalf of2012.TheCustomerStichtingendonotvoteontheordinarysharesheldbythem,unlessinstructedtodosobyIntel andTSMCinaccordancewiththeirrespectiveshareholderagreements.IntelandTSMC,arenotentitledtovoteonthe ASMLsharesheldbytheCustomerStichtingen,exceptincertainexceptionalcircumstances,includingtheauthorization ofcertainsignificantshareissuancesandsharerepurchases,anyamendmenttotheArticlesofAssociationthatwould materiallyaffectthespecificvotingrightsofIntelorTSMCoranysignificantchangeintheidentityornatureofASML oritsbusiness,thedissolutionofASML,andanymergerordemergerwhichwouldresultinamaterialchangeinthe identityornatureofASMLoritsbusiness(seeItem10.C."MaterialContracts-CustomerCo-InvestmentProgram"). Wedonotissuesharecertificates.FormoreinformationseeItem10.B."MemorandumandArticlesofAssociation". AsofDecember31,2013,91,263,480NASDAQshareswereheldby379registeredholderswitharegisteredaddress intheUnitedStates.Sincecertainofourordinaryshareswereheldbybrokersandnominees,thenumberofrecord holdersintheUnitedStatesmaynotberepresentativeofthenumberofbeneficialholdersorofwherethebeneficial holdersareresident. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 43 ObligationsofShareholderstoDiscloseHoldingsunderDutchLaw HoldersofoursharesmaybesubjecttoreportingobligationsundertheFMSA. ThedisclosureobligationsundertheFMSAapplytoanypersonorentitythatacquires,holdsordisposesofaninterest inthevotingrightsand/orthecapitalofapubliclimitedcompanyincorporatedunderthelawsoftheNetherlandswhose sharesareadmittedtotradingonaregulatedmarketwithintheEuropeanUnion,suchasASML.Disclosureisrequired whenthepercentageofvotingrightsorcapitalinterestofapersonoranentityreaches,exceedsorfallsbelow3.0, 5.0,10.0,15.0,20.0,25.0,30.0,40.0,50.0,60.0,75.0or95.0percent(asaresultofanacquisitionordisposalbysuch person,orasaresultofachangeinourtotalnumberofvotingrightsorcapitalissued).WithrespecttoASML,the FMSArequiresanypersonorentitywhoseinterestinthevotingrightsand/orcapitalofASMLreached,exceededorfell belowthosepercentageintereststonotifytheAFMimmediately. ASMLisrequiredtonotifytheAFMimmediatelyifourvotingrightsand/orcapitalhavechangedby1.0percentor moresinceitspreviousnotificationonoutstandingvotingrightsandcapital.Inaddition,ASMLmustnotifytheAFMof changesoflessthan1.0percentinASML'soutstandingvotingrightsandcapitalatleastoncepercalendarquarter, withineightdaysaftertheendofthequarter.Anypersonwhosedirectorindirectvotingrightsand/orcapitalinterest meetsorpassesthethresholdsreferredtointhepreviousparagraphasaresultofachangeintheoutstandingvoting rightsorcapitalmustnotifytheAFMnolaterthanthefourthtradingdayaftertheAFMhaspublishedsuchachange. Onceeverycalendaryear,withinfourweeksaftertheendofthecalendaryear,holdersofaninterestof3.0percentor moreinASML'svotingrightsorcapitalmustnotifytheAFMofanychangesinthecompositionoftheirinterestresulting fromcertainacts(including,butnotlimitedto,theexchangeofsharesfordepositaryreceiptsandviceversa,andthe exerciseofrightstoacquireshares). Subsidiaries,asdefinedintheFMSA,donothaveindependentreportingobligationsundertheFMSA,asinterests heldbythemareattributedtotheir(ultimate)parents.AnypersonmayqualifyasaparentforpurposesoftheFMSA, includinganindividual.Apersonwhoceasestobeasubsidiaryandwhodisposesofaninterestof3.0percentormore inASML'svotingrightsorcapitalmustimmediatelynotifytheAFM.Asofthatmoment,allnotificationobligationsunder theFMSAbecomeapplicabletotheformersubsidiary. Forthepurposeofcalculatingthepercentageofcapitalinterestorvotingrights,thefollowinginterestsmust,among otherarrangements,betakenintoaccount:sharesandvotes(i)directlyheldbyanyperson,(ii)heldbysuchperson’s subsidiaries,(iii)heldbyathirdpartyforsuchperson’saccount,(iv)heldbyathirdpartywithwhomsuchpersonhas concludedanoralorwrittenvotingagreement(includingonthebasisofanunrestrictedpowerofattorney),(v)held byathirdpartywithwhomsuchpersonhasagreedtotemporarilytransfervotingrightsagainstpayment,(vi)financial instrumentsofwhichtheincreaseinvalueiswhollyorpartiallydependentonanincreaseinvalueofoursharesor distributionsinrespectthereof(includingcertaincashsettledfinancialinstrumentssuchascontractsfordifferenceand totalreturnswaps),(vii)putoptionspursuanttowhichapersoncanberequiredtopurchaseourshares,and(vii)other contractsunderwhichapersonhasapositioneconomicallycomparabletohavingourshares.Interestsheldjointlyby multiplepersonsareattributedtothosepersonsinaccordancewiththeirentitlement.Aholderofapledgeorrightof usufructinrespectofsharescanalsobesubjecttothesereportingobligationsifsuchpersonhas,orcanacquire,the righttovoteonthesharesor,incaseofdepositaryreceipts,theunderlyingshares.Themanagersofcertaininvestment fundsaredeemedtoholdthecapitalinterestsandvotingrightsinthefundsmanagedbythem. Forthesamepurpose,thefollowinginstrumentsqualifyas"shares":(i)shares,(ii)depositaryreceiptsforshares(or negotiableinstrumentssimilartosuchreceipts),(iii)negotiableinstrumentsforacquiringtheinstrumentsunder(i)or(ii) (suchasconvertiblebonds),and(iv)optionsforacquiringtheinstrumentsunder(i)or(ii). SinceJuly1,2013,arequirementtonotifytheAFMofanygrossshortpositioninoursharesapplies.Forthenotification ofgrossshortpositionsthesamethresholdsapplyasfornotifyinganactualorpotentialinterestinthecapitaland/or orvotingrightsofaDutchlistedcompany,asreferredtoabove.Inaddition,pursuanttoRegulation(EU)No236/2012, eachpersonholdinganetshortpositionamountingto0.2percentoftheissuedsharecapitalofaDutchlistedcompany isrequiredtoreportittotheAFM.Eachsubsequentincreaseofthispositionby0.1percentabove0.2percentwillalso needtobereported.Eachnetshortpositionequalto0.5percentoftheissuedsharecapitalofaDutchlistedcompany andanysubsequentincreaseofthatpositionby0.1percentwillbemadepublicviatheAFMshortsellingregister.To calculatewhetheranaturalpersonorlegalpersonhasanetshortposition,theirshortpositionsandlongpositionsmust beset-off.Ashorttransactioninasharecanonlybecontractedifareasonablecasecanbemadethatthesharessold canactuallybedelivered,whichrequiresconfirmationofathirdpartythattheshareshavebeenlocated. TheAFMkeepsapublicregistryofandpublishesallnotificationsmadepursuanttotheFMSA. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 44 Non-compliancewiththereportingobligationsundertheFMSAcouldleadtocriminalfines,administrativefines, imprisonmentorothersanctions.Inaddition,non-compliancewiththereportingobligationsundertheFMSAmayleadto civilsanctions,including(i)suspensionofthevotingrightsrelatingtothesharesheldbytheoffender,foraperiodofnot morethanthreeyears,(ii)nullificationofanyresolutionofourgeneralmeetingofshareholderstotheextentthatsuch resolutionwouldnothavebeenapprovedifthevotesatthedisposalofthepersonorentityinviolationofadutyunder theFMSAhadnotbeenexercisedand(iii)aprohibitionontheacquisitionbytheoffenderofoursharesorthevotingon ourordinarysharesforaperiodofnotmorethanfiveyears. SinceJuly1,2013,wemayrequestEuroclearNederlandanditsadmittedinstitutionsaswellasintermediaries, institutionsandcustodiansofinvestmentfunds(intheNetherlandsandabroad)ofwhichwereasonablyexpectthat theyholdoursharesotherthanasbeneficialowner,toprovidecertaindetailsontheidentityandnumberofsharesheld, oftheirclientsforwhomtheyholdourshares.Wemustkeeptheinformationreceivedconfidential.Wemayonlymake suchrequestsduringaperiodof60dayspriortothedayonwhichourgeneralmeetingofshareholderswillbeheld.No detailsarerequiredtobegiveninrespectofshareholderswithaninterestoflessthan0.5percentofourissuedshare capital.Ashareholderwho,individuallyortogetherwithothershareholders,holdsaninterestofatleast10percent oftheissuedsharecapitalmayrequestustoestablishtheidentityofourshareholdersinthismannersothatwecan forwardtotheminformationprovidedbysuchshareholderinrespectofanitemontheagendaforthegeneralmeeting. Thisrequestmayonlybemadeduringaperiodof60daysuntil(andnotincluding)the42nddaybeforethedayonwhich thegeneralmeetingofshareholderswillbeheld. B. Related Party Transactions Intel Agreements under Customer Co-Investment Program OnJuly9,2012,weannouncedourCCIPtoaccelerateourdevelopmentofEUVtechnologybeyondthecurrent generationandourdevelopmentoffuture450mmsiliconwafertechnology.TheParticipatingCustomerscollectively agreedtofundEUR1.38billionofourresearchanddevelopmentprojectsfrom2013through2017.Thisprogram createsrisksharingwithsomeofourlargestcustomerswhiletheresultsofASML’sdevelopmentprogramswillbe availabletoeverysemiconductormanufacturerwithnorestrictions.TheR&DfundingprogramintheCCIPconsistsof twofundingprojects:a450mmtechnologydevelopmentprojectandanext-generationEUVdevelopmentproject.ASML hasenteredintoNREFundingAgreementswiththeParticipatingCustomers. Inadditiontothefundingcommitmentsdescribedabove,theParticipatingCustomershaveinvestedinordinaryshares equal,inaggregate,to23percentofASML'sissuedsharecapital(calculatedgivingeffecttoourSyntheticShare BuybackinNovember2012).Theproceedsoftheshareissuance,EUR3.85billion,werereturnedtotheholdersof ordinaryshares(excludingtheParticipatingCustomers)throughaSyntheticShareBuybackexecutedinNovember 2012. Intelisthelargestparticipantintheprogram,withanaggregatefundingcommitmentofEUR829millionandan investmentin15percentofourordinaryshares(aftergivingeffecttotheSyntheticShareBuybackinNovember2012). PleaseseeItem10.C“MaterialContracts-CustomerCo-InvestmentProgram”andNote28toourFinancialStatements formoreinformationabouttheCCIP.SeeNote29toourFinancialStatementsfordetailsonsalestoIntelin2013and outstandingbalancesasofDecember31,2013. Therehavebeennoothertransactionsduringourmostrecentfiscalyear,andtherearecurrentlynotransactions, betweenASMLoranyofitssubsidiaries,andanysignificantshareholderandanydirectororofficeroranyrelative orspousethereofotherthanordinarycoursecompensationarrangements.Duringourmostrecentfiscalyear,there hasbeenno,andatpresentthereisno,outstandingindebtednesstoASMLowedorowingbyanydirectororofficer ofASMLoranyassociatethereof,otherthanthevirtualfinancingarrangementwithrespecttosharesandstock optionsdescribedunderNote18toourFinancialStatements.Furthermore,ASMLhasnotgrantedanypersonalloans, guarantees,ortheliketomembersoftheBoardofManagementorSupervisoryBoard. C. Interests of Experts & Counsel Notapplicable. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 45 Item 8 Financial Information A. Consolidated Statements and Other Financial Information Consolidated Financial Statements SeeItem18"FinancialStatements". Export Sales SeeNote21toourFinancialStatements. Legal Proceedings SeeItem4.B."BusinessOverview-IntellectualProperty"andNote19toourFinancialStatements. Dividend Policy Aspartofourfinancingpolicy,weaimtopayanannualdividendthatwillbestableorgrowingovertime.Annually,the BoardofManagementwill,uponpriorapprovalfromtheSupervisoryBoard,submitaproposaltotheAGMwithrespect totheamountofdividendtobedeclaredwithrespecttotheprioryear.Thedividendproposalinanygivenyearwillbe subjecttotheavailabilityofdistributableprofitsorretainedearningsandmaybeaffectedby,amongotherfactors,the BoardofManagement'sviewsonourpotentialfutureliquidityrequirements,includingforinvestmentsinproduction capacity,thefundingofourR&Dprogramsandforacquisitionopportunitiesthatmayarisefromtimetotime;andby futurechangesinapplicableincometaxandcorporatelaws.Accordingly,itmaybedecidedtoproposenottopaya dividendortopayalowerdividendwithrespecttoanyparticularyearinthefuture. For2013,aproposaltodeclareadividendofEUR0.61perordinaryshareofEUR0.09nominalvaluewillbesubmitted totheAGMtobeheldonApril23,2014. B. Significant Changes NosignificantchangeshaveoccurredsincethedateofourFinancialStatements.SeeItem5.D."TrendInformation"and Note30totheFinancialStatements. Item 9 The Offer and Listing A. Offer and Listing Details OurordinarysharesarelistedfortradingintheformofregisteredASMLNASDAQsharesandintheformofregistered ASMLsharesNYSEEuronextAmsterdam.TheprincipaltradingmarketofourordinarysharesisNYSEEuronext Amsterdam.OurordinarysharesalsotradeonNASDAQ.FormoreinformationseeItem10.B.“Memorandumand ArticlesofAssociation”. OurshareslistedatNASDAQareregisteredwithJ.P.Morgan,theNewYorkTransferAgent,pursuanttothetermsof theTransferAgentAgreementbetweenASMLandtheNewYorkTransferAgent.OurshareslistedatNYSEEuronext AmsterdamareheldindematerializedformthroughthefacilitiesofEuroclearNederland,theDutchcentralizedsecurities custodyandadministrationsystem.TheNewYorkTransferAgentchargesshareholdersafeeofUSD5.00per100 sharesfortheexchangeofourshareslistedatNASDAQforourshareslistedatNYSEEuronextAmsterdamandvice versa. DividendspayableonourshareslistedatNASDAQaredeclaredineuroandconvertedtoU.S.dollarsattherateof exchangeatthecloseofbusinessonthedatedeterminedbytheBoardofManagement.Theresultingamountsare distributedthroughtheNewYorkTransferAgentandnochargeispayablebyholdersofourshareslistedatNASDAQin connectionwiththisconversionordistribution. PursuanttothetermsoftheTransferAgentAgreement,wehaveagreedtoreimbursetheNewYorkTransferAgentfor certainoutofpocketexpenses,includinginconnectionwithanymailingofnotices,reportsorothercommunications madegenerallyavailablebyASMLtoholdersofordinarysharesandtheNewYorkTransferAgenthaswaiveditsfees associatedwithroutineservicestoASMLassociatedwithourshareslistedatNASDAQ.Inaddition,theNewYork TransferAgenthasagreedtoreimbursecertainreasonableexpensesincurredbyASMLinconnectionwiththeissuance andtransferofourshareslistedatNASDAQ.IntheyearendedDecember31,2013,theTransferAgentreimbursedUSD 2,495,352ofexpensesincurredbyASML,whichmainlycomprisedoflegalandlistingfeesincurredduetotheexistence ofourshareslistedatNASDAQ. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 46 Thefollowingtablesetsforth,fortheperiodsindicated,thehighandlowclosingpricesofourshareslistedatNASDAQ andourshareslistedatNYSEEuronextAmsterdam. Annual Information 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 Quarterly Information 4thquarter2013 3rdquarter2013 2ndquarter2013 1stquarter2013 4thquarter2012 3rdquarter2012 2ndquarter2012 1stquarter2012 Monthly Information February(throughFebruary4)2014 January2014 December2013 November2013 October2013 September2013 August2013 ASML shares NASDAQ USD ASML shares NYSE Euronext Amsterdam EUR High 100.96 64.68 45.82 38.45 34.67 100.96 98.76 84.08 78.21 64.68 58.86 51.54 50.14 84.56 92.36 94.07 93.59 100.96 98.76 92.99 Low 63.08 40.91 31.08 24.73 14.28 86.94 78.40 66.08 63.08 50.08 48.46 43.80 40.91 84.09 84.40 87.91 86.94 92.84 88.39 87.06 High 74.30 49.36 32.81 29.26 24.24 74.30 73.00 65.55 56.80 49.36 48.14 40.88 37.48 62.86 67.76 69.25 69.11 74.30 73.00 70.33 Low 47.20 31.81 22.28 19.68 11.35 63.87 60.66 50.62 47.20 39.15 39.75 35.17 31.81 62.53 62.05 63.87 64.54 67.40 66.79 65.94 B. Plan of Distribution Notapplicable. C. Markets SeeItem9.A."OfferandListingDetails". D. Selling Shareholders Notapplicable. E. Dilution Notapplicable. F. Expenses of the Issue Notapplicable. Item 10 Additional Information A. Share Capital Notapplicable. B. Memorandum and Articles of Association OurArticlesofAssociationincludedasExhibit99.1toourform6-KfiledfurnishedwiththeSEConFebruary8,2013 (the"ArticlesofAssociation"). Current Authorizations to Issue and Repurchase Ordinary Shares OurBoardofManagementhasthepowertoissueordinarysharesandpreferencesharesifandinsofarastheBoardof ManagementhasbeenauthorizedtodosobytheGeneralMeetingofShareholders(whetherbymeansofanauthorizing resolutionorbyanamendmenttoourArticlesofAssociation).TheBoardofManagementrequirestheapprovalof theSupervisoryBoardforsuchanissue.AnauthorizationoftheBoardofManagementtoissueordinarysharesor preferencesharesmaybeeffectiveforaspecifiedperiodofuptofiveyearsandmayberenewed.Intheabsenceof ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 47 suchauthorization,theGeneralMeetingofShareholdershasthepowertoauthorizetheissuanceofordinaryshares orpreferenceshares,upontheproposaloftheBoardofManagement,whichproposalmustbeauthorizedbythe SupervisoryBoard. AtourAGMonApril24,2013,ourshareholdersauthorizedtheBoardofManagementtoissuesharesand/orrights theretothroughOctober24,2014,uptoanaggregatemaximumof10.0percentofASML'sissuedsharecapital.Atour AGMtobeheldonApril23,2014,ourshareholderswillbeaskedtoextendthisauthoritythroughOctober23,2015. HoldersofASML’sordinaryshareshaveapreemptiverightofsubscription,inproportiontotheaggregatenominal amountoftheordinarysharesheldbythem,toanyissuanceofordinarysharesforcash,whichrightmayberestricted orexcluded.Ordinaryshareholdershavenoproratapreemptiverightofsubscriptiontoanyordinarysharesissuedfor considerationotherthancashorordinarysharesissuedtoemployees.IfauthorizedforthispurposebytheGeneral MeetingofShareholders(eitherbymeansofaresolutionorbyanamendmenttoourArticlesofAssociation),theBoard ofManagementhasthepowersubjecttoapprovaloftheSupervisoryBoard,torestrictorexcludethepreemptiverights ofholdersofordinaryshares.AtourAGMonApril24,2013,ourshareholdersauthorizedtheBoardofManagement throughOctober24,2014,subjecttoapprovaloftheSupervisoryBoard,torestrictorexcludepreemptiverightsof holdersofordinarysharesuptoamaximumof10percentofourissuedsharecapital.AtourAGMtobeheldonApril 23,2014,ourshareholderswillbeaskedtoextendthisauthoritythroughOctober23,2015. Inaddition,thearticlesofassociationprovidefor9,000ordinarysharesBwithanominalvalueofEUR0.01toallow holdersoffractionalshares,createdasaresultoftheSyntheticShareBuyback,toobtainvotingrightswithrespectto thosefractionalshares. Wemayrepurchaseourissuedordinarysharesatanytime,subjecttocompliancewiththerequirementsofDutchlaw andourArticlesofAssociation.AnysuchrepurchasesaresubjecttotheapprovaloftheSupervisoryBoardandthe authorizationofshareholdersatourGeneralMeetingofShareholders,whichauthorizationmaynotbeformorethan18 months.TheBoardofManagementiscurrentlyauthorized,subjecttoSupervisoryBoardapproval,torepurchaseasof April24,2013throughOctober24,2014,uptoamaximumoftwotimes10.0percentofASML'sissuedsharecapital asofApril24,2013,atapricebetweenthenominalvalueoftheordinarysharespurchasedand110.0percentofthe marketpriceofthesesecuritiesonNYSEEuronextAmsterdamorNASDAQ.AtourAGMtobeheldonApril23,2014, ourshareholderswillbeaskedtoextendthisthroughOctober23,2015. C. Material Contracts Overview OnJuly9,2012,weannouncedourCCIPtoaccelerateourdevelopmentofEUVtechnologybeyondthecurrent generationandourdevelopmentoffuture450mmsiliconwafertechnology.TheParticipatingCustomerscollectively agreedtofundEUR1.38billionofourresearchanddevelopmentprojectsfrom2013through2017.Thisprogram createdrisksharingwithsomeofourlargestcustomerswhiletheresultsofASML’sdevelopmentprogramswillbe availabletoeverysemiconductormanufacturerwithnorestrictions.TheR&DfundingprogramintheCCIPconsistsof twofundingprojects:a450mmtechnologydevelopmentprojectandanext-generationEUVdevelopmentproject.ASML enteredintoNREFundingAgreementswiththeParticipatingCustomers. Inadditiontothefundingcommitmentsdescribedabove,theParticipatingCustomershaveinvestedinordinaryshares equal,inaggregate,to23percentofASML'sissuedsharecapital(calculatedgivingeffecttoourSyntheticShare BuybackinNovember2012).Theproceedsoftheshareissuance,EUR3.85billion,werereturnedtotheholdersof ordinaryshares(excludingtheParticipatingCustomers)throughaSyntheticShareBuybackexecutedinNovember 2012.ForfurtherinformationregardingtheSyntheticShareBuyback,seeNote26toourFinancialStatements. Description of Investment Agreements, Shareholder Agreements and NRE Funding Agreements InconnectionwiththeCCIP,ASMLenteredintoaninvestmentagreement,ashareholderagreementandNREFunding AgreementswitheachoftheParticipatingCustomers.Intelisthelargestparticipantintheprogram,withanaggregate fundingcommitmentofEUR829millionandaninvestmentin15percentofourordinaryshares(calculatedgiving effecttoourSyntheticShareBuybackinNovember2012).Adescriptionoftheinvestmentagreement,shareholders agreementandNREFundingAgreementsbetweenASMLandIntelissetoutbelow.Theagreementsbetween ASMLandtheotherprogramparticipants-TSMC(whichacquired5percentofoursharesandmadeanEUR276 millionfundingcommitment)andSamsung(whichacquired3percentofoursharesandmadeanEUR276million fundingcommitment)areonsubstantiallythesametermsasthoseagreedwithIntel.ShareswereacquiredbyDutch foundations(“Stichtingen”)establishedforeachparticipant. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 48 Investment Agreement PursuanttotheIntelInvestmentAgreementbetweenASMLandIntel,datedJuly9,2012,ASMLagreedtoissuetoa foundationestablishedforthelntelStichtingordinarysharesequalto15percentofASML’sissuedordinaryshares; theIntelStichtingissuedtoInteldepositaryreceiptsrepresentingtheordinaryshares.Thesubscriptionpriceforthe ordinarysharesissuedtoIntelwasEUR39.91perordinaryshare,whichistheaverageofthevolumeweightedaverage priceofourshareslistedatNYSEEuronextAmsterdamforthetwentytradingdaysuptoandincludingJuly6,2012. UndertheIntelInvestmentAgreement,ASMLhasagreedtoindemnifyIntel,anditsaffiliatesforcertainlossesand expensesrelatedtobreachesofrepresentations,warranties,covenantsandagreementsintheInvestmentAgreements andwithrespecttocertainlegalproceedingsrelatedthereto,subjecttocertainlimitations. Shareholder Agreement InconnectionwiththeissuanceofsharespursuanttotheIntelInvestmentAgreement,onSeptember12,2012ASML, IntelandtheIntelStichtingenteredintoaShareholderAgreementwhichgovernscertainmattersrelatingtotheholding ofandfurtherinvestmentbyIntelinordinarysharesofASML,directlyandindirectlythroughtheIntelStichting,including themattersdescribedbelow. Voting Restrictions PursuanttotheIntelShareholderAgreement,Intel(andtheIntelStichting)willnotbeentitledtovotetheordinaryshares thatwereacquiredbytheIntelStichtingaspartoftheCCIPoranyotherordinarysharesotherwisetransferredtothe IntelStichting(underthecircumstancesdescribedunder"Standstill;AdditionalPurchases"below)priortoaShareholder AgreementTerminationEvent(asdefinedbelow),exceptwhenaSuspensionEvent(asdescribedbelow)occursand iscontinuingorwherethefollowingmattersareproposedatanyGeneralMeeting(the"VotingRestrictions"):(i)an issuanceofASMLsharesorgrantofrightstosubscribeforASMLsharesrepresenting25percentormoreoftheissued andoutstandingsharecapitalofASMLortherestrictionorexclusionofpre-emptionrightsrelatingthereto(ineach case,onanaggregatebasisduringthepreceding12months)orthedesignationoftheBoardofManagementasthe authorizedbodytoresolveonthesematters;(ii)anauthorizationtorepurchase25percentormoreofASML’sissued andoutstandingsharecapitalonanaggregatebasisduringthepreceding12months;(iii)theapprovalofasignificant changeintheidentityornatureofASMLoritsbusiness,includingatransferofallorsubstantiallyallbusinessorassets ofASMLanditssubsidiariestoathirdparty,theestablishmentorcancellationofalong-lastingcooperationofessential importancewithathirdpartyandanacquisitionordispositionofaninterestinthecapitalorassetsofapersonwith avalueofatleastonethirdoftheassetsofASML(onaconsolidatedbasis);(iv)anamendmenttoASML’sArticlesof AssociationthatwouldmateriallyaffectthespecificvotingrightsofIntel,wouldmateriallyaffecttheidentityornature ofASMLoritsbusiness,orwoulddisproportionately(oruniquely)andadverselyaffecttherightsorbenefitsattached toorderivedfromtheordinarysharesheldbyIntelthroughtheIntelStichtingascomparedtotheshareholders;(v)the dissolutionofASML;and(vi)anymergerordemergerwhichwouldresultinamaterialchangeintheidentityornatureof ASMLoritsbusiness. Standstill, Lock-up and Orderly Market Arrangements Standstill;AdditionalPurchases Subjecttocertainexceptions,pursuanttotheShareholderAgreement,Intel(oritsaffiliates)maynot,priortothe six-yearanniversaryofthedateoftheIntelShareholderAgreement(the"StandstillPeriod"),acquiremorethan19.9 percentoftheoutstandingsharecapitalofASMLwithoutASML’spriorapproval(the"StandstillRestriction").Thereis anexceptionfromtheStandstillRestrictioninthecaseofa‘suspensionevent’,whichincludescertaincircumstances whereathirdpartyhasacquiredormadeanoffertoacquireatleast20percentofASML’soutstandingshares,andthe StandstillRestrictionwillterminateupontheoccurrenceofaShareholderAgreementTerminationEvent. TheShareholderAgreementpermitsIntel(anditsaffiliates)toacquireupto4.99percentofASML'soutstandingshares (otherthansharesacquiredthroughtheCCIP)thatmaybeheldoutsidetheIntelStichting.ForanyadditionalASML sharesthatIntel(oritsaffiliates)acquiresinexcessof4.99percentoftheoutstandingsharesofASML,Intelisrequired todepositsuchshareswiththeIntelStichtinginexchangeforDepositaryReceipts.ShareshelddirectlybyIntelorits affiliates(andwhichnotrequiredtobedepositedwiththeIntelStichting)arenotsubjecttotheVotingRestrictions,or Lock-UpRestrictions(asdefinedbelow),butaresubjecttotheStandstillRestriction. TheIntelStichtingwillcontinuetoholdASMLsharesownedbyIntel(notwithstandingterminationoftheStandstill Period)untiltheearlierof(i)suchtimeasIntelowns(directlyorthroughtheIntelStichting)lessthan2percentof ASML’soutstandingshares(therelevantpercentageis1percentfortheotherParticipatingCustomers)(ii)thedate ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 49 ofnotificationtoASMLbyParticipatingCustomersthattheaggregateamountofASML’soutstandingsharesowned byIntelandtheotherParticipatingCustomersrepresentslessthan5percentofASML’soutstandingsharesand(iii) aShareholderAgreementTerminationEvent(asdefinedbelow),followingwhichtimeDepositaryReceiptswillbe exchangedfortheunderlyingASMLshares.IncaseIntelwouldacquireASMLshareswithin18monthsafteranevent describedunder(i)or(ii)above,anyASMLsharesheldbyIntelinexcessof4.99percentoftheoutstandingsharesof ASMLmustbetransferredto(andheldby)theIntelStichting. Lock-up;OrderlySellDown Intelmaynot,withoutpriorwrittenconsentofASML,transferanyordinarysharesorDepositaryReceiptsuntilthe earliestof(i)twoyearsandsixmonthsafterthedateoftheIntelShareholderAgreement,(ii)terminationoftheNRE FundingAgreements,and(iii)theoccurrenceofaShareholderAgreementTerminationEvent((i),(ii)and(iii)together,the "Lock-UpRestriction").TheLock-UpRestrictiondoesnotapplyincertaincircumstanceswhereathirdpartyoffersto acquireatleast20percentofASML’sshares.IntelisnotpermittedtotransfertheASMLordinarysharesitacquiredin theprograminconnectionwithanoffer(beforetheendoftheoffer),ormakeanypublicstatementinsupportofsuch offer,thatisnotrecommendedbytheASMLSupervisoryBoardorManagementBoard,exceptinlimitedcircumstances. Inaddition,Intelmaynot(evenaftertheLock-UpRestrictionhasended),withoutwrittenconsentofASML,transfer onNYSEEuronextAmsterdam,NASDAQoranothersecuritiesexchangemorethan(i)inrespectofIntel,4percentof theoutstandingsharesofASMLduringanysixmonthperiod(therelevantpercentageis1.5percentforSamsungand 2.5percentforTSMC).TherearealsorestrictionsonIntel'sabilitytotransferASMLsharestocertaincompetitorsor customersofASML. Termination TheIntelShareholderAgreementwillterminateupontheoccurrenceofthefollowingevents(eacha"Shareholder AgreementTerminationEvent")(i)certainchangeofcontroltransactionsweretheshareholdersofASMLpriortosuch atransactionarenolongerentitledtoexerciseatleast50percentofthevotesintheGeneralMeetingfollowingsuch transaction,(ii)intheeventofadelistingofourshareslistedatNYSEEuronextAmsterdamordelistingofourshares listedatNASDAQ(exceptforcertainvoluntarydelistingsfromNASDAQ),(iii)thewindinguporliquidationofASML,or (vi)intheeventthatallDepositaryReceiptsareexchangedforASMLsharesandInteldoesnotacquireASMLsharesin excessof4.99percentoftheoutstandingASMLshareswithin18monthsofsuchexchange(see"Standstill;Additional Purchases"above). NRE Funding Agreements Intel NRE Funding Agreements OnJuly9,2012,ASMLandIntelenteredintotwoNREFundingAgreementspursuanttowhichIntelhasagreedto fundcertainofASML’sR&Dcostsandprojectexpenditures.OneagreementrelatestotheIntel450mmNREFunding AgreementandtheotherrelatestotheIntelEUVNREFundingAgreement(togethertheIntelNREFundingAgreements). IntelhascommittedtoprovidefundinginanaggregateamountofEUR553millionundertheIntel450mmNREFunding AgreementandfundinginanaggregateamountofEUR276millionundertheIntelEUVNREFundingAgreement, payableoverthetermoftherelevantagreements(2013-2017).Undertheagreements,ASMLretainssolecontrolover thedevelopmentof450mmphotolithographyequipmentandEUVplatformsandwillownallintellectualproperty createdbyASMLinconnectiontherewith.TheNREFundingAgreementsprovidethatifASML,initsreasonable discretion,determinestoabandoneitherthe450mmorEUVdevelopmentproject,asaresultoftechnicalinfeasibility orlackofsufficientindustrydemand,orifthethenremainingfundingexceedstheexpenditureestimateforthe developmentproject(450mmorEUV),thenthepartiesmayagreeonanalternativedevelopmentproject.Ifnoalternative isagreed,ASMLmayinvoiceIntelfortheremainingdueportionofcommittedfundingduringeachyearoftheremaining fundingperiodinwhichASML'sactualgrossR&Dexpendituresexceedaminimumthresholdspecifiedintherelevant IntelNREFundingAgreement. TheNREFundingAgreementswillterminateonDecember31,2017oruponpre-paymentbyInteloftheaggregate amountoffundingowedundertheIntelNREFundingAgreements. Development 450mm silicon wafer technology InNovember2013,followingourcustomers’decision,ASMLdecidedtopausethedevelopmentof450mmlithography systemsuntilcustomerdemandandthetimingrelatedtosuchdemandisclear.Webelievethatour450mm developmentactivitiescanberestartedifandwhentheindustrydemandstheintroductionof450mm.Since450mm requiresbothgenericdevelopmentsandwafersize-specificdevelopments,manyofouremployeesinvolvedinthe ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 50 450mmprojectaredoingworkthatisjustasrelevantforfutureDUVandEUVplatforms.Theteamsandpeoplehave thereforebeenreassignedtodifferentprojects. UnderourCCIP,wearepartytoa450mmNREFundingAgreementwithIntelforatotalNREfundingcommitmentof EUR553million.WearecurrentlyindiscussionswithInteltodetermineappropriateprojectstowhichtoapplythe 450mmNREfunding. UndertheCCIP,wearealsopartytoEUVNREagreementswithIntel(totalfundingofEUR276million),TSMC(total fundingofEUR276million)andSamsung(totalfundingofEUR276million),allofwhichfundingisbeingusedforEUV projects. Cymer Merger Agreement OnOctober16,2012,ASMLenteredintoamergeragreementwithCymer,acompanyengagedinthedevelopment, manufacturingandmarketingoflightsourcesforsaletocustomerswhomanufacturephotolithographytoolsinthe semiconductorequipmentindustry(the“MergerAgreement”).TheMergerAgreementprovidedfortheacquisitionof alloutstandingsharesofCymerbyawholly-ownedsubsidiary,ASMLUSinc.,anindirectwholly-ownedsubsidiary ofASML.TheMergerAgreementalsocontainedcertaincustomaryrepresentationsandwarranties,covenantsand indemnities.ThetransactionwascompletedonMay30,2013,inaccordancewiththetermsoftheMergerAgreement, foratotalconsiderationofEUR3.1billion(USD4.0billion).SeeNote2totheFinancialStatements. D. Exchange Controls Therearecurrentlynolimitations,eitherunderthelawsoftheNetherlandsorintheArticlesofAssociationofASML, totherightsofnon-residentstoholdorvoteordinaryshares.Cashdistributions,ifany,payableineurosonourshares listedatNYSEEuronextAmsterdammaybeofficiallytransferredbyabankfromtheNetherlandsandconvertedintoany othercurrencywithoutbeingsubjecttoanyDutchlegalrestrictions.However,forstatisticalpurposes,suchpayments andtransactionsmustbereportedbyASMLtotheDutchCentralBank.Furthermore,nopayments,includingdividend payments,maybemadetojurisdictionssubjecttocertainsanctions,adoptedbythegovernmentoftheNetherlands, implementingresolutionsoftheSecurityCounciloftheUnitedNations.Cashdistributions,ifany,onourshareslistedat NASDAQshallbedeclaredineurosbutpaidinU.S.dollars,convertedattherateofexchangeatthecloseofbusiness onthedatefixedforthatpurposebytheBoardofManagementinaccordancewiththeArticlesofAssociation. E. Taxation Dutch Taxation ThestatementsbelowrepresentasummaryofcurrentDutchtaxlaws,regulationsandjudicialinterpretationsthereof. ThedescriptionislimitedtothematerialtaximplicationsforaNon-ResidentHolder.Thissummarydoesnotaddress specialrulesthatmayapplytospecialclassesofholdersofordinarysharesandshouldnotbereadasextendingby implicationtomattersnotspecificallyreferredtoherein.Astoindividualtaxconsequences,eachinvestorinordinary sharesshouldconsulthisorhertaxcounsel. General Theacquisitionofordinarysharesbyanon-residentoftheNetherlandsshouldnotbetreatedasataxableeventfor Dutchtaxpurposes.Theincomeconsequencesinconnectionwithowninganddisposingofourordinarysharesare discussedbelow. Substantial Interest Apersonthat,(interalia)directlyorindirectly,andeitherindependentlyorjointlywithhispartner(asdefinedinthe DutchPersonalIncomeTaxAct2001),owns5.0percentormoreofoursharecapital,ownsprofitparticipatingrights thatcorrespondtoatleast5.0percentoftheannualprofitsofaDutchcompanyortoatleast5.0percentofthe liquidationproceedsofsuchcompanyorholdsoptionstopurchase5.0percentormoreofoursharecapital,isdeemed tohaveasubstantialinterestinourshares,orouroptions,asapplicable.Specificrulesapplyincasecertainfamily membersoftheNon-ResidentHolderholdasubstantialinterest.Adeemedsubstantialinterestalsoexistsif(partof)a substantialinteresthasbeendisposedof,orisdeemedtobedisposedof,inatransactionwherenotaxablegainhas beenrecognized.Specialattributionrulesexistindeterminingthepresenceofasubstantialinterest. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 51 Income Tax Consequences for Individual Non-Resident Holders on Owning and Disposing of the Ordinary Shares AnindividualwhoisaNon-ResidentHolderwillnotbesubjecttoDutchincometaxonreceivedincomeinrespectofour ordinarysharesorcapitalgainsderivedfromthesale,exchangeorotherdispositionofourordinaryshares,provided thatsuchholder: • DoesnotcarryonandhasnotcarriedonabusinessintheNetherlandsthroughapermanentestablishmentora permanentrepresentativetowhichtheordinarysharesareattributable; • Doesnotholdandhasnothelda(deemed)substantialinterestinoursharecapitalor,intheeventtheNon-Resident Holderholdsorhashelda(deemed)substantialinterestinoursharecapital,suchinterestis,orwas,abusiness assetinthehandsoftheholder; • Doesnotshareandhasnotshareddirectly(throughthebeneficialownershipofordinarysharesorsimilarsecurities) intheprofitsofanenterprisemanagedandcontrolledintheNetherlandswhich(isdeemedto)own(s),or(isdeemed tohave)hasowned,ourordinaryshares; • Doesnotcarryoutandhasnotcarriedoutanyactivitieswhichgeneratetaxableprofitortaxableincometowhichthe holdingofourordinaryshareswasconnected;and IsnotanindividualthathaselectedtobetaxedasaresidentoftheNetherlands. • Corporate Income Tax Consequences for Corporate Non-Resident Holders Incomederivedfromordinarysharesorcapitalgainsderivedfromthesale,exchangeordispositionofordinaryshares byacorporateNon-ResidentHolderistaxableif: • TheholdercarriesonabusinessintheNetherlandsthroughapermanentestablishmentorapermanentagentinthe Netherlands(Dutchenterprise)andtheordinarysharesareattributabletothispermanentestablishmentorpermanent agent,unlesstheparticipationexemption(discussedbelow)applies;or • TheholderisaresidentofAruba,CuracaoorSaintMartinwithapermanentestablishmentorpermanent representativeinBonaire,EustatiusorSabatowhichoutordinarysharesareattributable,whiletheprofitsofsuch holderaretaxableintheNetherlandspursuanttoarticle17(3)(c)oftheDutchCorporateIncomeTaxAct1969;or • Theholderhasasubstantialinterestinoursharecapital,whichisheldwiththeprimaryaimoroneoftheprimary aimstoevadethelevyofincometaxordividendwithholdingtaxatthelevelofanotherpersonandwhichisnot attributabletohisenterprise;or • CertainassetsoftheholderaredeemedtobetreatedasaDutchenterpriseunderDutchtaxlawandtheordinary sharesareattributabletothisDutchenterprise. ToqualifyfortheDutchparticipationexemption,theholdermustgenerallyholdatleast5.0percentofournominalpaid- incapitalandmeetcertainotherrequirements. Dividend Withholding Tax Ingeneral,adividenddistributedbyusinrespectofourordinaryshareswillbesubjecttoawithholdingtaximposedby theNetherlandsatthestatutoryrateof15.0percent. Dividendsinclude: • Dividendsincashandinkind; • Deemedandconstructivedividends; • Considerationfortherepurchaseorredemptionofordinaryshares(includingapurchasebyadirectorindirectASML subsidiary)inexcessofqualifyingaveragepaid-incapitalunlesssuchrepurchaseismadefortemporaryinvestment purposesorisexemptbylaw; • Stockdividendsuptotheirnominalvalue(unlessdistributedoutofqualifyingpaid-incapital); • Any(partial)repaymentofpaid-incapitalnotqualifyingascapitalforDutchdividendwithholdingtaxpurposes;and • Liquidationproceedsinexcessofqualifyingaveragepaid-incapitalforDutchdividendwithholdingtaxpurposes. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 52 AreductionofDutchdividendwithholdingtaxcanbeobtainedif: • Theparticipationexemptionappliesandtheordinarysharesareattributabletoabusinesscarriedoutinthe Netherlands; • ThedividendsaredistributedtoaqualifyingEUcorporateholdersatisfyingtheconditionsofarticle4(2)and4(3)of theDutchDividendWithholdingTaxAct1965;or • TherateisreducedbyaTaxTreaty. ANon-ResidentHolderofordinarysharescanbeeligibleforapartialorcompleteexemptionorrefundofalloraportion oftheabovewithholdingtaxunderaTaxTreatythatisineffectbetweentheNetherlandsandtheNon-ResidentHolder’s countryofresidence.TheNetherlandshasconcludedsuchtreatieswiththeUnitedStates,Canada,Switzerland,Japan, mostEuropeanUnionmemberstates,aswellasmanyothercountries.UndertheTreaty,dividendspaidbyustoaNon- ResidentHolderthatisaresidentoftheUnitedStatesasdefinedintheTaxTreaty(otherthananexemptorganization orexemptpensiontrust,asdiscussedbelow)aregenerallyliableto15.0percentDutchwithholdingtaxor,inthecase ofcertainUnitedStatescorporateshareholdersowningatleast10.0percentofourvotingpower,areductionto5.0 percent,providedthattheHolderdoesnothaveanenterpriseoraninterestinanenterprisethatis,inwholeorinpart, carriedonthroughapermanentestablishmentorpermanentrepresentativeintheNetherlandstowhichthedividends areattributable.TheTaxTreatyalsoprovidesforadividendwithholdingtaxexemptionondividends,butonlyfora shareholdersowningatleast80.0percentofourvotingpowerandmeetingallotherrequirements.TheTaxTreaty providesforacompleteexemptionfromtaxondividendsreceivedbyexemptpensiontrustsandexemptorganizations, asdefinedtherein.Exceptinthecaseofexemptorganizations,thereduceddividendwithholdingtaxrate(orexemption fromwithholding)canbeappliedatthesourceuponpaymentofthedividends,providedthattheproperformshave beenfiledinadvanceofthepayment.Exemptorganizationsremainsubjecttothestatutorywithholdingrateof15.0 percentandarerequiredtofileforarefundofsuchwithholding. ANon-ResidentHoldermaynotclaimthebenefitsoftheTaxTreatyunless(i)he/sheisaresidentoftheUnitedStates ofAmericaasdefinedtherein,or(ii)he/sheisdeemedtobearesidentonthebasisoftheprovisionsofarticle24(4)of theTaxTreaty,and(iii)hisorherentitlementtothosebenefitsisnotlimitedbytheprovisionsofarticle26(limitationon benefits)oftheTaxTreaty. Dividend Stripping Rules UnderDutchtaxlegislationregardinganti-dividendstripping,noexemptionfrom,orrefundof,Dutchdividend withholdingtaxisgrantediftherecipientofdividendspaidbyusisnotconsideredthebeneficialownerofsuch dividends. Gift or Inheritance Taxes Dutchgiftorinheritancetaxeswillnotbeleviedonthetransferofordinarysharesbywayofgift,oruponthedeathofa Non-ResidentHolder,unless: (1)Thetransferisconstruedasaninheritanceorasagiftmadebyoronbehalfofapersonwho,atthetimeofthegiftor death,isdeemedtobe,residentoftheNetherlands;or (2)Theordinarysharesareattributabletoanenterpriseorpartthereofthatiscarriedonthroughapermanent establishmentorapermanentrepresentativeintheNetherlands. Gifttaxandinheritancetaxareleviedonthebeneficiary.ForpurposesofDutchgiftandinheritancetax,anindividual ofDutchnationalityisdeemedtobearesidentoftheNetherlandsifhehasbeenaresidentthereofatanytimeduring thetenyearsprecedingthetimeofthegiftordeath.ForpurposesofDutchgifttax,apersonnotpossessingDutch nationalityisdeemedtobearesidentoftheNetherlandsifhe/shehasresidedthereinatanytimeinthetwelvemonths precedingthegift. Value Added Tax NoDutchvalueaddedtaxisimposedondividendsinrespectofourordinarysharesoronthetransferofourshares. Residence ANon-ResidentHolderwillnotbecomeresident,orbedeemedtoberesident,intheNetherlandssolelyasaresultof holdingourordinarysharesoroftheexecution,performance,deliveryand/orenforcementofrightsinrespectofour ordinaryshares. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 53 United States Taxation ThefollowingisadiscussionofthematerialUnitedStatesfederalincometaxconsequencesrelatingtotheacquisition, ownershipanddispositionofOrdinarySharesbyaUnitedStatesHolder(asdefinedbelow)actinginthecapacityofa beneficialownerwhoisnotataxresidentoftheNetherlands.ThisdiscussiondealsonlywithOrdinarySharesheldas capitalassetsanddoesnotdealwiththetaxconsequencesapplicabletoallcategoriesofinvestors,someofwhich (suchastax-exemptentities,financialinstitutions,regulatedinvestmentcompanies,dealersinsecurities/tradersin securitiesthatelectamark-to-marketmethodofaccountingforsecuritiesholdings,insurancecompanies,investors owningdirectly,indirectlyorconstructively10.0percentormoreofouroutstandingvotingshares,investorswhohold OrdinarySharesaspartofhedgingorconversiontransactionsandinvestorswhosefunctionalcurrencyisnottheU.S. dollar)maybesubjecttospecialrules.Inaddition,thediscussiondoesnotaddressanyalternativeminimumtaxorany state,local,FIRPTArelatedUnitedStatesfederalincometaxconsequences,ornon-UnitedStatestaxconsequences. ThisdiscussionisbasedontheTaxTreatyandtheInternalRevenueCodeof1986,asamendedtothedatehereof,final, temporaryandproposedTreasuryDepartmentregulationspromulgated,andadministrativeandjudicialinterpretations thereof,changestoanyofwhichsubsequenttothedatehereof,possiblywithretroactiveeffect,mayaffectthetax consequencesdescribedherein.Inaddition,therecanbenoassurancethattheIRSwillnotchallengeoneormoreof thetaxconsequencesdescribedherein,andwehavenotobtained,nordoweintendtoobtain,arulingfromtheIRSor anopinionofcounselwithrespecttotheUnitedStatesfederalincometaxconsequencesofacquiringorholdingshares. ProspectivepurchasersofOrdinarySharesareadvisedtoconsulttheirtaxadviserswithrespecttotheirparticular circumstancesandwithrespecttotheeffectsofUnitedStatesfederal,state,localornon-UnitedStatestaxlawsto whichtheymaybesubject. Asusedherein,theterm‘UnitedStatesHolder’meansabeneficialownerofOrdinarySharesforUnitedStatesfederal incometaxpurposeswhoseholdingofsuchOrdinarySharesdoesnotformpartofthebusinesspropertyorassetsofa permanentestablishmentorfixedbaseintheNetherlands;whoisfullyentitledtothebenefitsoftheTreatyinrespectof suchOrdinaryShares;andis: • AnindividualcitizenortaxresidentoftheUnitedStates; • AcorporationorotherentitytreatedasacorporationforUnitedStatesfederalincometaxpurposescreatedor organizedinorunderthelawsoftheUnitedStatesorofanypoliticalsubdivisionthereof; • AnestateofwhichtheincomeissubjecttoUnitedStatesfederalincometaxationregardlessofitssource;or • AtrustwhoseadministrationissubjecttotheprimarysupervisionofacourtwithintheUnitedStatesandwhichhas oneormoreUnitedStatespersonswhohavetheauthoritytocontrolallofitssubstantialdecisions. IfanentitytreatedasapartnershipforUnitedStatesfederalincometaxpurposesownsordinaryshares,theUnited Statesfederalincometaxtreatmentofapartnerinsuchpartnershipwillgenerallydependuponthestatusandtax residencyofthepartnerandtheactivitiesofthepartnership.ApartnershipthatownsOrdinarySharesandthepartners insuchpartnershipshouldconsulttheirtaxadvisorsabouttheUnitedStatesfederalincometaxconsequencesof holdinganddisposingoftheordinaryShares. Passive Foreign Investment Company Considerations WebelievewewerenotaPFICforUSfederalincometaxpurposesin2012andthatitwillnotbeaPFICin2013. However,asPFICstatusisafactualmatterthatmustbedeterminedannuallyatthecloseofeachtaxableyear,there canbenocertaintyastoouractualPFICstatusinanyparticularyearuntilthecloseofthetaxableyearinquestion.We havenotconductedadetailedstudyatthistimetoconfirmitsnon-PFICstatus.IfweweretreatedasaPFICinanyyear duringwhichaUnitedStatesHolderownedcommonshares,certainadversetaxconsequencescouldapply.Investors shouldconsulttheirtaxadvisorswithrespecttoanyPFICconsiderations. TaxationofDividends UnitedStatesHoldersshouldgenerallyincludeingrossincome,asforeign-sourcedividendincomethegrossamount ofanynon-liquidatingdistribution(beforereductionforDutchwithholdingtaxes)wemakesoutofourcurrentor accumulatedearningsandprofits(asdeterminedforUnitedStatesfederalincometaxpurposes)whenthedistribution isactuallyorconstructivelyreceivedbytheUnitedStatesHolder.Distributionswillnotbeeligibleforthedividends- receiveddeductiongenerallyallowedtoUnitedStatescorporationsinrespectofdividendsreceivedfromotherUnited Statescorporations.TheamountofthedividenddistributionincludibleinincomeofaUnitedStatesHoldershouldbe theU.S.dollarvalueoftheforeigncurrency(e.g.euros)paid,determinedbythespotrateofexchangeonthedateofthe distribution,regardlessofwhetherthepaymentisinfactconvertedintoU.S.dollars.Distributionsinexcessofcurrent andaccumulatedearningsandprofits,asdeterminedforUnitedStatesfederalincometaxpurposes,willbetreated asanon-taxablereturnofcapitaltotheextentoftheUnitedStatesHolder’sUStaxbasisintheOrdinarySharesand thereafterastaxablecapitalgain.WepresentlydonotmaintaincalculationsofourearningsandprofitsunderUnited Statesfederalincometaxprinciples.IfwedonotreporttoaUnitedStatesHoldertheportionofadistributionthat ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 54 exceedsearningsandprofits,thedistributionwillgenerallybetaxableasadividendevenifthatdistributionwould otherwisebetreatedasanon-taxablereturnofcapitalorascapitalgainundertherulesdescribedabove. SubjecttolimitationsprovidedintheUnitedStatesInternalRevenueCode,aUnitedStatesHoldermaygenerally deductfromitsUnitedStatesfederaltaxableincome,orcreditagainstitsUnitedStatesfederalincometaxliability, theamountofqualifiedDutchwithholdingtaxes.However,DutchwithholdingtaxmaybecreditedonlyiftheUnited StatesHolderdoesnotclaimadeductionforanyDutchorothernon-UnitedStatestaxespaidoraccruedinthatyear. Inaddition,DutchdividendwithholdingtaxeswilllikelynotbecreditableagainsttheUnitedStatesHolder’sUnited StatestaxliabilitytotheextentwearenotrequiredtopayovertheamountwithheldtotheDutchTaxAdministration. Currently,aDutchcorporationthatreceivesdividendsfromqualifyingnon-Dutchsubsidiariesmaycreditsourcecountry taxwithheldfromthosedividendsagainstDutchwithholdingtaximposedonadividendpaidbyaDutchcorporation,up toamaximumof3.0percentofthedividendpaidbytheDutchcorporation.Thecreditreducestheamountofdividend withholdingthatwearerequiredtopaytotheDutchTaxAdministrationbutdoesnotreducetheamountoftaxweare requiredtowithholdfromdividends. ForUSforeigntaxcreditpurposes,dividendspaidbyusgenerallywillbetreatedasforeign-sourceincomeandas ‘passivecategoryincome’(orinthecaseofcertainholders,as‘generalcategoryincome’).Gainsorlossesrealizedbya UnitedStatesHolderonthesaleorexchangeofOrdinarySharesgenerallywillbetreatedasUS-sourcegainorloss.The rulesgoverningtheforeigntaxcreditarecomplexandwesuggestthateachUnitedStatesHolderconsulthisorherown taxadvisortodeterminewhether,andtowhatextent,aforeigntaxcreditwillbeavailable. DividendsreceivedbyaUnitedStatesHolderwillgenerallybetaxedatordinaryincometaxrates.However,theJobs andGrowthTaxReconciliationActof2003,asamendedbytheTaxIncreaseandPreventionActof2005andtheTax Relief,UnemploymentInsuranceReauthorization,andJobCreationActof2010reduceto15.0percentthemaximum taxrateforcertaindividendsreceivedbyindividualsthroughtaxableyearsbeginningonorbeforeDecember31, 2012,solongascertainexclusionsdonotapplyandthestockhasbeenheldforatleast60daysduringthe121- dayperiodbeginning60daysbeforetheex-dividenddate.Dividendsreceivedfrom‘qualifiedforeigncorporations’ generallyqualifyforthereducedrate.Anon-UnitedStatescorporation(otherthanaPFIC)generallywillbeconsidered tobeaqualifiedforeigncorporationif:(i)thesharesofthenon-UnitedStatescorporationarereadilytradableonan establishedsecuritiesmarketintheUnitedStatesor(ii)thenon-UnitedStatescorporationiseligibleforthebenefitsof acomprehensiveincometaxtreatywiththeUnitedStatesthathasbeenidentifiedasaqualifyingtreatyandcontains anexchangeofinformationprogram.IndividualUnitedStatesHoldersshouldconsulttheirtaxadvisorsregardingthe impactofthisprovisionontheirparticularsituations. Dividendspaidbyusgenerallywillconstitute‘portfolioincome’forpurposesofthelimitationsontheuseofpassive activitylosses(and,therefore,generallymaynotbeoffsetbypassiveactivitylosses)andas‘investmentincome’for purposesofthelimitationonthedeductionofinvestmentinterestexpense. TaxationonSaleorOtherDispositionofOrdinaryShares UponasaleorotherdispositionofOrdinaryShares,aUnitedStatesHolderwillgenerallyrecognizecapitalgainorloss forUnitedStatesfederalincometaxpurposesinanamountequaltothedifferencebetweentheamountrealized,ifpaid inUSdollars,ortheU.S.dollarvalueoftheamountrealized(determinedatthespotrateonthesettlementdateofthe sale)ifproceedsarepaidincurrencyotherthantheU.S.dollar,asthecasemaybe,andtheUnitedStatesHolder’sUS taxbasis(determinedinU.S.dollars)insuchOrdinaryShares.Generally,thecapitalgainorlosswillbelong-termcapital gainorlossiftheholdingperiodoftheUnitedStatesHolderintheOrdinarySharesexceedsoneyearatthetimeofthe saleorotherdisposition.ThedeductibilityofcapitallossesissubjecttolimitationsforUnitedStatesfederalincometax purposes.GainorlossfromthesaleorotherdispositionofOrdinarySharesgenerallywillbetreatedasUnitedStates sourceincomeorlossforUnitedStatesforeigntaxcreditpurposes.Generally,anygainorlossresultingfromcurrency fluctuationsduringtheperiodbetweenthedateofthesaleoftheOrdinarySharesandthedatethesaleproceedsare convertedintoU.S.dollarswillbetreatedasordinaryincomeorlossfromsourceswithintheUnitedStates.EachUnited StatesHoldershouldconsulthisorhertaxadvisorwithregardtothetranslationrulesapplicablewhencomputingits adjustedUStaxbasisandtheamountrealizeduponasaleorotherdispositionofitsOrdinarySharesifpurchasedin,or soldordisposedoffor,acurrencyotherthanU.S.dollar. InformationReportingandBackupWithholding InformationreturnsmaybefiledwiththeIRSinconnectionwithpaymentsontheOrdinarySharesorproceedsfroma sale,redemptionorotherdispositionoftheOrdinaryShares.A‘backupwithholding’taxmaybeappliedto,andwithheld from,thesepaymentsifthebeneficialownerfailstoprovideacorrecttaxpayeridentificationnumbertothepayingagent andtocomplywithcertaincertificationproceduresorotherwiseestablishanexemptionfrombackupwithholding.Any amountswithheldunderthebackupwithholdingrulesmightberefunded(orcreditedagainstthebeneficialowner’s ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 55 UnitedStatesfederalincometaxliability,ifany)dependingonthefactsandprovidedthattherequiredinformationis furnishedtotheIRS. Thediscussionsetoutaboveisincludedforgeneralinformationonlyandmaynotbeapplicabledependingupona holder’sparticularsituation.Holdersshouldconsulttheirtaxadvisorswithrespecttothetaxconsequencestothemof thepurchase,ownershipanddispositionofsharesincludingthetaxconsequencesunderstate,localandothertaxlaws andthepossibleeffectsofchangesinUnitedStatesfederalandothertaxlaws. F. Dividends and Paying Agents Notapplicable. G. Statement by Experts Notapplicable. H. Documents on Display WearesubjecttocertainreportingrequirementsoftheExchangeAct.Asa"foreignprivateissuer",weareexemptfrom therulesundertheExchangeActprescribingcertaindisclosureandproceduralrequirementsforproxysolicitations, andourofficers,directorsandprincipalshareholdersareexemptfromthereportingand"short-swing"profitrecovery provisionscontainedinSection16oftheExchangeAct,withrespecttotheirpurchasesandsalesofshares.Inaddition, wearenotrequiredtofilereportsandFinancialStatementswiththeCommissionasfrequentlyoraspromptlyas companiesthatarenotforeignprivateissuerswhosesecuritiesareregisteredundertheExchangeAct.However,weare requiredtofilewiththeCommission,withinfourmonthsaftertheendofeachfiscalyear,anAnnualReportonForm20- FcontainingFinancialStatementsauditedbyanindependentaccountingfirmandinteractivedatacomprisingFinancial Statementsinextensiblebusinessreportinglanguage.Wepublishunauditedinterimfinancialinformationaftertheend ofeachquarter.WefurnishthisquarterlyfinancialinformationtotheCommissionundercoverofaForm6-K. DocumentswefilewiththeCommissionarepubliclyavailableatitspublicreferenceroomat100FStreet,N.E., Washington,DC20549.TheCommissionalsomaintainsawebsitethatcontainsreportsandotherinformation regardingregistrantsthatarerequiredtofileelectronicallywiththeCommission.Theaddressofthiswebsiteishttp:// www.sec.gov.PleasecalltheCommissionat1-800-SEC-0330forfurtherinformationontheoperationofthepublic referencefacilities. I. Subsidiary Information SeeItem4.C."OrganizationalStructure". Item 11 Quantitative and Qualitative Disclosures About Market Risk Weareexposedtocertainfinancialriskssuchasmarketrisk(includingforeigncurrencyexchangeriskandinterestrate risk),creditrisk,liquidityriskandcapitalrisk.Ouroverallriskmanagementprogramfocusesontheunpredictability offinancialmarketsandseekstominimizepotentiallyadverseeffectsonourfinancialperformance.Weusederivative financialinstrumentstohedgecertainriskexposures.Noneofourtransactionsareenteredintofortradingor speculativepurposes.Webelievethatmarketinformationisthemostreliableandtransparentmeasureforourderivative financialinstrumentsthataremeasuredatfairvalue.Tomitigatetheriskthatanyofourcounterpartiesinhedging transactionsisunabletomeetsitsobligations,weonlyenterintotransactionswithalimitednumberofmajorfinancial institutionsthathavegoodcreditratingsandcloselymonitorthecreditworthinessofourcounterparties.Concentration riskismitigatedbylimitingtheexposuretoasinglecounterparty.Ourriskmanagementprogramfocusesappropriately onthecurrentenvironmentofuncertaintyinthefinancialmarkets,especiallyintheeuro-zone. ForeignCurrencyRiskManagement Oursalesarepredominatelydenominatedineuros.Exceptionsmayoccuronacustomerbycustomerbasis.Ourcostof salesandotherexpensesaremainlydenominatedineuros,toacertainextentinU.S.dollarsandJapaneseYenandtoa limitedextentinothercurrencies.Therefore,weareexposedtoforeigncurrencyexchangerisks. Itisourpolicytohedgematerialtransactionexposures,suchasforecastedsalesandpurchasetransactions,and materialnetremeasurementexposures,suchasaccountsreceivableandpayable.Wehedgetheseexposuresthrough theuseofforeignexchangecontracts.Itisourpolicynottohedgecurrencytranslationexposuresresultingfromnet equityinvestmentsinforeignsubsidiaries. DetailsoftheforwardforeignexchangecontractsandhedgingactivitiesareincludedinNote4totheFinancial Statements. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 56 InterestRateRiskManagement Wehaveinterest-bearingassetsandliabilitiesthatexposeustofluctuationsinmarketinterestrates.Weuseinterest rateswapstoaligntheinterest-typicaltermsofinterest-bearingliabilitieswiththeinterest-typicaltermsofinterest- bearingassets.Theremayberesidualinterestraterisktotheextenttheassetandliabilitypositionsdonotfullyoffset. Aspartofourhedgingpolicy,weuseinterestrateswapstohedgechangesinfairvalueofourEurobondsdueto changesinmarketinterestrates,therebyoffsettingthevariabilityoffutureinterestreceiptsonpartofourcashandcash equivalents. Furthermore,aspartofourhedgingpolicy,weuseinterestrateswapstohedgethevariabilityoffutureinterestcash flowsrelatingtocertainofouroperatingleaseobligations. DetailsoftheinterestrateswapsandhedgingactivitiesareincludedinNote4totheFinancialStatements. FinancialInstruments Weuseforeignexchangecontractstomanageourforeigncurrencyriskandinterestrateswapstomanageourinterest raterisk.Thefollowingtablesummarizesthenotionalamountsandestimatedfairvaluesofourderivativefinancial instruments: (in thousands) Forwardforeignexchangecontracts¹ Interestrateswaps² As of December 31 Notional amount EUR 986,986 1,013,053 Fair Value Notional amount EUR 262,146 624,900 EUR 8,583 51,385 Fair Value EUR 16,805 124,050 2013 2012 1 2 Relatestoforwardcontractsassignedasahedgetoforecastedsalesandpurchasetransactionsandtomonetaryassetsandliabilities,mainlyinU.S. dollarandJapaneseYen. Relatestointerestrateswapsassignedasahedgetointerestbearingassetsandliabilities,mainlyrelatedtoourEurobonds.Thefairvalueofthe interestrateswapsincludesaccruedinterest.TheincreaseinnotionalamountismainlyexplainedbythenetincreaseinourEurobondswhichserve ashedgeditems.ThenetdecreaseinfairvalueismainlyexplainedbytheunwindingofpartoftheInterestrateswapsrelatingtoourEUR600million 5.75percentseniornotes.Seenote15totheFinancialStatements. Thevaluationtechniqueusedtodeterminethefairvalueofforwardforeignexchangecontracts(usedforhedging purposes)approximatestheNetPresentValuetechnique,whichistheestimatedamountthatabankwouldreceiveor paytoterminatetheforwardforeignexchangecontractsatthereportingdate,takingintoaccountcurrentinterestrates andcurrentexchangerates. Thevaluationtechniqueusedtodeterminethefairvalueofinterestrateswaps(usedforhedgingpurposes)isthe NetPresentValuetechnique,whichistheestimatedamountthatabankwouldreceiveorpaytoterminatetheswap agreementsatthereportingdate,takingintoaccountcurrentinterestrates. SensitivityAnalysisFinancialInstruments Foreign Currency Sensitivity WearemainlyexposedtofluctuationsinexchangeratesbetweentheeuroandtheU.S.dollarandtheeuroandthe JapaneseYen.Thefollowingtabledetailsoursensitivitytoa10.0percentstrengtheningofforeigncurrenciesagainst theeuro.Thesensitivityanalysisincludesforeigncurrencydenominatedmonetaryitemsoutstandingandadjuststheir translationattheperiodendfora10.0percentstrengtheninginforeigncurrencyrates.Apositiveamountindicatesan increaseinincomebeforeincometaxesorOCI,asshown. 2013 2012 (in thousands) U.S.dollar Japaneseyen Taiwanesedollar Othercurrencies Total Impact on income before income taxes EUR (15,801) 183 (7,692) (9,281) (32,591) Impact on OCI EUR 21,059 913 - - 21,972 Impact on income before income taxes EUR (5,646) 465 (4,956) (2,718) (12,855) Impact on OCI EUR 13,669 (3,218) - - 10,451 ItisourpolicytolimittheeffectsofcurrencyexchangeratefluctuationsonourConsolidatedStatementsofOperations. Theincreasedeffectonincomebeforeincometaxesin2013comparedwith2012reflectsourhighernetexposure atyearend.Thenegativeeffectonincomebeforeincometaxesaspresentedinthetableabovefor2013ismainly attributabletotimingdifferencesbetweenthearisingandhedgingofexposures. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 57 Theeffectsofthefairvaluemovementsofcashflowhedges,enteredintoforU.S.dollarandJapaneseyentransactions arerecognizedinOCI.TheincreasedU.S.dollarandJapaneseyeneffectonOCIin2013comparedwith2012isthe resultofanincreaseinoutstandingpurchasehedges. Fora10.0percentweakeningoftheforeigncurrenciesagainsttheeuro,therewouldbeapproximatelyanequalbut oppositeeffectontheincomebeforeincometaxesandOCI. InterestRateSensitivity Thesensitivityanalysisbelowhasbeendeterminedbasedontheexposuretointerestratesforbothderivativefinancial andnon-derivativefinancialinstrumentsatthebalancesheetdatewiththestipulatedchangetakingplaceatthe beginningofthefinancialyearandheldconstantthroughoutthereportingperiod.Thetablebelowshowstheeffectofa 1.0percentagepointincreaseininterestratesonourincomebeforeincometaxesandOCI.Apositiveamountindicates anincreaseinincomebeforeincometaxesandOCI. (in thousands) Effectofa1.0percentpointincreaseininterestrates 2013 2012 Impact on income before income taxes EUR 19,969 Impact on OCI EUR 1,183 Impact on income before income taxes EUR 20,706 Impact on OCI EUR 1,488 Thepositiveeffectonincomebeforeincometaxesmainlyrelatestoourcashandcashequivalentsandshort-term investments.ThepositiveeffectonOCI,ismainlyattributabletothefairvaluemovementsoftheinterestrateswaps designatedascashflowhedges. Fora1.0percentagepointdecreaseininterestratestherewouldbealoweroppositeeffectonincomebeforeincome taxesandOCIduetothecurrentinterestrates. Seenotes4and5toourFinancialStatementsformoreinformationonourFinancialRiskManagementincludingCredit RiskManagement. Item 12 Description of Securities Other Than Equity Securities Notapplicable. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 58 Part II Item 13 Defaults, Dividend Arrearages and Delinquencies None. Item 14 Material Modifications to the Rights of Security Holders and Use of Proceeds None. Item 15 Controls and Procedures Disclosure Controls and Procedures AsofDecember31,2013,ASML'sseniormanagementconductedanevaluation,underthesupervisionandwiththe participationofASML’sCEOandCFO,oftheeffectivenessofthedesignandoperationofASML’sdisclosurecontrols andprocedures(asdefinedinRule13a-15(e)undertheExchangeAct).Basedonsuchevaluation,ASML’sCEOandCFO haveconcludedthat,asofDecember31,2013,ASML’sdisclosurecontrolsandproceduresareeffectiveinrecording, processing,summarizingandreporting,onatimelybasis,informationrequiredtobedisclosedbyASMLinthereports thatitfilesorsubmitsundertheExchangeActandareeffectiveinensuringthatinformationrequiredtobedisclosedby ASMLisaccumulatedandcommunicatedtoASML’smanagement,includingASML’sCEOandCFO,asappropriateto allowtimelydecisionsregardingrequireddisclosure. Management's Report on Internal Control over Financial Reporting ASML’smanagementisresponsibleforestablishingandmaintainingadequateinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting, asdefinedinRule13a-15(f)undertheExchangeAct.UnderthesupervisionandwiththeparticipationofASML’sCEO andCFO,ASML’smanagementconductedanevaluationoftheeffectivenessofASML’sinternalcontroloverfinancial reportingasofDecember31,2013basedupontheframeworkin"InternalControl–IntegratedFramework"(1992) issuedbytheCommitteeofSponsoringOrganizationsoftheTreadwayCommission.Basedonthatevaluation, managementhasconcludedthatASML’sinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingwaseffectiveasofDecember31,2013 atprovidingreasonableassuranceregardingthereliabilityoffinancialreportingandthepreparationoftheFinancial StatementsforexternalpurposesinconformitywithUSGAAP. DeloitteAccountantsB.V.,anindependentregisteredpublicaccountingfirm,hasauditedtheFinancialStatements includedinItem18"FinancialStatements"and,aspartoftheaudit,hasissuedareport,includedherein,onthe effectivenessofASML’sinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting. Changes in Internal Control over Financial Reporting DuringtheyearendedDecember31,2013therehavebeennochangesinourinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting thathavemateriallyaffected,orarereasonablylikelytomateriallyaffect,ourinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting. Inherent Limitations of Disclosure Controls and Procedures in Internal Control over Financial Reporting Itshouldbenotedthatanysystemofcontrols,howeverwell-designedandoperated,canprovideonlyreasonable,and notabsolute,assurancethattheobjectivesofthesystemwillbemet.Inaddition,thedesignofanycontrolsystemis basedinpartuponcertainassumptionsaboutthelikelihoodoffutureevents. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 59 Item 16 A. Audit Committee Financial Expert OurSupervisoryBoardhasdeterminedthateffectiveMarch18,2004,Mr.FritzFröhlich,anindependentmemberof theSupervisoryBoard,qualifiesastheAuditCommitteeFinancialExpert.SeealsoItem6.A."DirectorsandSenior Management"andItem6.C."Practices". B. Code of Ethics Code of Conduct Westrivetodobusinessonthebasisoffairness,goodfaithandintegrity.OurCodeofConduct,whichamongstothers appliestoallouremployeessetsoutourethicalpositionontopicssuchas: • Respectforthedifferentculturalidentitiesofouremployees,stakeholdersandcustomers; • Zerotoleranceofanyformofdiscriminationorharassment; • Promotinghonest,ethicalandtransparentconduct,includinginthehandlingofactualorapparentconflictsofinterest betweenpersonalandprofessionalrelationships; • Conductingourbusinessingoodfaithandwithintegrity;and • Complyingwithallapplicablelawsandregulations. ThecompleteCodeofConductcanbefoundinthecorporategovernancesectionofourcorporatewebsite. Business Principles TheCodeofConducthasbeentranslatedintoaninternalsetofpracticalBusinessPrincipleswhichcontainrulesfor day-to-dayoperationsforemployees.TheseBusinessPrinciplesfocusonfiveareas: • Showrespectforpeopleandtheplanet; • Operatewithintegrity; • PreserveintellectualPropertyandotherassets; • Manageexposuresbyfollowingprocesses;and • AdheretoourBusinessPrinciplesandapplicablelaws. Code of Conduct Complaints WeencourageouremployeestodiscussorreportanybehaviorthatmayviolateourCodeofConduct.ASML hasaprocedureforreportingissuesbreachingtheCodeofConductincludingcomplaintsofafinancialnature (Whistleblower’spolicy).Weencourageouremployeestospeakupandfeelfreetoraiseethicalissueswithoutthefear ofretaliation.Forthosewhofeelmorecomfortablespeakingupanonymously,thereisanexternalhotline(phoneand webmail).ThereportingproceduresforCodeofConductviolationscanbefoundinthecorporategovernancesectionof ourcorporatewebsite. C. Principal Accountant Fees and Services DeloitteAccountantsB.V.hasservedasourindependentregisteredpublicaccountingfirmfortheyearsending December31,2013and2012.Thefollowingtablesetsouttheaggregatefeesforprofessionalauditservicesandother servicesrenderedbyDeloitteAccountantsB.V.anditsmemberfirmsand/oraffiliatesin2013and2012: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) Auditfeesinrelationtoannualreports Otherauditfees Audit-relatedfees Taxfees Other 2013 Deloitte Accountants B.V. EUR 1,559 - 120 - - Deloitte Network EUR - 364 - 347 - Principal accountant fees and services 1,679 711 2012 Deloitte Accountants B.V. EUR 1,002 - 149 - - Deloitte Network EUR - 352 - 353 247 1,151 952 Total EUR 1,559 364 120 347 - 2,390 Total EUR 1,002 352 149 353 247 2,103 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 60 AuditFeesandOtherAuditFees AuditfeesprimarilyrelatetotheauditofourFinancialStatementsassetoutinourAnnualReport,ourStatutoryAnnual Report,agreeduponproceduresonourquarterlyfinancialresultsandservicesrelatedtostatutoryandregulatoryfilings ofASMLanditssubsidiaries. Audit-relatedFees Audit-relatedfeesmainlyrelatedtovariousauditservicesnotrelatedtoourFinancialStatements. TaxFees Taxfeescanbedetailedasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) CorporateIncomeTaxcomplianceservices Taxassistanceforexpatriateemployees Othertaxadvisoryandcompliance Tax fees 2013 EUR 186 2 159 347 2012 EUR 123 79 151 353 TheAuditCommitteehasapprovedtheexternalauditplanandrelatedauditfeesfortheyear2013. TheAuditCommitteewillmonitorcompliancewiththeDutchrulesonnon-auditservicesprovidedbyourindependent registeredpublicaccountingfirm,whichoutlinesstrictseparationofauditandadvisoryservicesforDutchpublic interestentities.Furthermore,wewillstartourauditproposalprocess(mandatoryfirmrotation,notapplicableto financialyearsbeforeJanuary1,2016)in2014. D. Exemptions from the Listing Standards for Audit Committees Notapplicable. E. Purchases of Equity Securities by the Issuer and Affiliated Purchasers Inadditiontodividendpayments,weintendtoreturncashtoourshareholdersonaregularbasisthroughshare buybacksorcapitalrepayment,subjecttoouractualandanticipatedlevelofliquidityrequirements,ourcurrentshare price,othermarketconditionsandotherrelevantfactors. OnApril17,2013,weannouncedourintentiontopurchaseuptoanamountofEUR1.0billionofourownshareswithin the2013-2014timeframe,startingApril18,2013.UptoDecember31,2013,wehadpurchased4,614,179ofourshares atanaveragepriceofEUR65.02pershare.Thesharespurchasedareintendedtobecancelledin2014. ThefollowingtablesprovideasummaryofsharesrepurchasedbyASMLin2013andahistoricoverviewofprevious sharebuybackprograms,respectively: Period April18-30,2013 May2-31,2013 June1-30,2013 July1-31,2013 August1-31,2013 September1-30,2013 October3-31,2013 November1-30,2013 December1-31,2013 Total Total number of shares purchased Average price paid per Share (EUR) 297,500 389,974 749,434 321,486 283,097 179,146 556,443 962,146 874,953 4,614,179 55.35 61.76 60.39 65.20 67.83 69.06 69.34 66.76 67.25 65.02 Total number of shares purchased as part of publicly announced plans or programs 297,500 687,474 1,436,908 1,758,394 2,041,491 2,220,637 2,777,080 3,739,226 4,614,179 Maximum value of shares that may yet be purchased under the program (EUR) 983,534,770 959,449,401 914,192,630 893,232,250 874,028,834 861,656,533 823,072,791 758,841,727 700,000,036 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 61 Period ShareBuybacks SyntheticShareBuyback ShareBuybacks ShareBuybacks ShareBuybacks SyntheticShareBuyback ShareBuybacks ShareBuybacks Total / Average1 Year 2006 2007 2007 2008 2011 2012 2012 2013 Total amount paid (in EUR millions) 677.2 1,011.9 359.8 87.6 700.0 3,728.3 535.2 300.0 3,671.7 Total Number of Shares Purchased 40,385,139 55,093,409 17,000,000 5,000,000 25,674,576 93,411,216 13,478,058 4,614,179 161,245,361 Average Price Paid per Share (EUR) 16.77 18.37 21.16 17.52 27.26 39.91 39.71 65.02 22.77 Reduction of Shares Outstanding vs Beginning of Year (Percentage) 8.3 11.5 3.6 1.1 5.9 22.6 3.3 1.1 33.3 1 Totals,averageandpercentageareexcludingthesyntheticsharebuybackexecutedin2012aspartofourCCIP.Thepercentagerepresentsthe reductionofsharesoutstandingcomparedtoJanuary1,2006. F. Change in Registrant’s Certifying Accountant Notapplicable. G. Corporate Governance NASDAQrulesprovidethatforeignprivateissuersmayfollowhomecountrypracticeinlieuoftheNASDAQcorporate governancestandardssubjecttocertainexceptionsandexcepttotheextentthatsuchexemptionswouldbecontraryto USfederalsecuritieslaws.ThepracticesfollowedbyASMLinlieuofNASDAQrulesaredescribedbelow: • ASMLdoesnotfollowNASDAQ’squorumrequirementsapplicabletomeetingsofordinaryshareholders.In accordancewithDutchlawandDutchgenerallyacceptedbusinesspractice,ASML’sArticlesofAssociationprovide thattherearenoquorumrequirementsgenerallyapplicabletoGeneralMeetingsofShareholders. • ASMLdoesnotfollowNASDAQ’srequirementsregardingtheprovisionofproxystatementsforGeneralMeetingsof Shareholders.Dutchlawdoesnothavearegulatoryregimeforthesolicitationofproxies:thesolicitationofproxiesis notagenerallyacceptedbusinesspracticeintheNetherlands.ASMLdoesprovideshareholderswithanagendaand otherrelevantdocumentsfortheGeneralMeetingofShareholders. • DutchlawrequiresthatASML’sexternalauditorsbeappointedbytheAGMandnotbytheAuditCommitteeas contemplatedbyNASDAQrules. • ASMLdoesnotfollowNASDAQ'srequirementregardingdistributiontoshareholdersofcopiesofanAnnualReport containingauditedFinancialStatementspriortoourAGM.ThedistributionofAnnualReportstoshareholdersisnot requiredunderDutchcorporatelaworDutchsecuritieslaws,orbyNYSEEuronextAmsterdam.Furthermore,itis generallyacceptedbusinesspracticeforDutchcompaniesnottodistributeAnnualReports.Inpart,thisisbecause theDutchsystemofbearershareshasmadeitimpracticaltokeepacurrentlistofholdersofthebearersharesin ordertodistributetheAnnualReports.Instead,wemakeourAnnualReportavailableatourcorporateheadoffice intheNetherlands(andattheofficesofourDutchlistingagentasstatedintheconveningnoticeforthemeeting) approximatelytwoweekspriortoconvocationoftheAGM.Inaddition,wepostacopyofourAnnualReportonour websitepriortotheAGM. • ASMLdoesnotfollowNASDAQ’srequirementtoobtainshareholderapprovalofstockoptionorpurchaseplansor otherequitycompensationarrangementsavailabletoofficers,directorsoremployees.ItisnotrequiredunderDutch laworgenerallyacceptedpracticeforDutchcompaniestoobtainshareholderapprovalofequitycompensation arrangementsavailabletoofficers,directorsoremployees.TheAGMadoptstheremunerationpolicyfortheBoard ofManagement,approvesequitycompensationarrangementsfortheBoardofManagementandapprovesthe remunerationfortheSupervisoryBoard.Theactualtotalremuneration(includingequitycompensation)forindividual membersoftheBoardofManagementisdeterminedbytheSupervisoryBoard.Equitycompensationarrangements foremployeesareadoptedbytheBoardofManagementwithinlimitsapprovedbytheAGM. H. Mine Safety Disclosure Notapplicable. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 62 Part III Item 17 Financial Statements Notapplicable. Item 18 Financial Statements Inresponsetothisitem,weincorporatehereinbyreferenceourFinancialStatementssetoutonpagesF-2throughF-54 hereto. Item 19 Exhibits ExhibitNo. 1 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 4.10 4.11 4.12 4.13 4.14 4.15 4.16 4.17 4.18 4.19 4.20 4.21 4.22 4.23 Description ArticlesofAssociationofASMLHoldingN.V.(Englishtranslation)(IncorporatedbyreferencetoAmendmentNo.13tothe Registrant’s,RegistrationStatementonForm8-A/A,filedwiththeSEConFebruary8,2013) AgreementbetweenASMLithographyB.V.andCarlZeiss,datedMarch17,2000(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FforthefiscalyearendedDecember31,2000)1 AgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andCarlZeiss,datedOctober24,2003(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2003)1 FormofIndemnityAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andmembersofitsBoardofManagement(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2003) FormofIndemnityAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andmembersofitsSupervisoryBoard(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2003) FormofEmploymentAgreementformembersoftheBoardofManagement(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’s AnnualReportonForm20-FforthefiscalyearendedDecember31,2003) Nikon-ASMLPatentCross-LicenseAgreement,datedDecember10,2004,betweenASMLHoldingN.V.andNikon Corporation(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-Fforthefiscalyearended December31,2004)1 ASML/ZeissSublicenseAgreement,2004,datedDecember10,2004,betweenCarlZeissSMTAGandASMLHoldingN.V. (IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FforthefiscalyearendedDecember31,2004)1 ASMLNewHiresandIncentiveStockOptionPlanForManagement(Version2003)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sStatementonFormS-8,filedwiththeSEConSeptember2,2003(FileNo.333-109154)) ASMLIncentiveandNewHireOptionPlanforBoardofManagement(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’s RegistrationStatementonFormS-8,filedwiththeSEConJune9,2004(FileNo.333-116337)) ASMLOptionPlanforManagementofASMLHoldingGroupCompanies(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’s RegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConJune30,2005(fileNo.333-126340)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforNewHireOptionsgrantedtoMembersoftheBoardofManagement(VersionApril2006) (IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConAugust7,2006 (fileNo.333-136362)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionApril 2006)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConAugust7, 2006(fileNo.333-136362)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionJuly 2006)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConAugust7, 2006(fileNo.333-136362)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(Version October2006)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSECon August7,2006(fileNo.333-136362)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionJanuary 2007)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConJuly5, 2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionApril 2007)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConJuly5, 2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionJuly 2007)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConJuly5, 2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(Version October2007)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSECon July5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLPerformanceStockPlanforMembersoftheBoardofManagement(Version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConJuly5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLPerformanceStockOptionPlanforMembersoftheBoardofManagement(Version2)(Incorporatedbyreferenceto theRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConJuly5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLStockOptionPlanfromBaseSalaryforSenior&ExecutiveManagement(VersionOctober2007)(Incorporated byreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConNovember2,2007(fileNo. 333-147128)) ASMLPerformanceStockOptionPlanforSeniorandExecutiveManagement(version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’s.RegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConAugust29,2008(fileNo.333-153277)) ASMLPerformanceSharePlanforSeniorandExecutiveManagement(version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConAugust29,2008(fileNo.333-153277)) ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 63 ExhibitNo. 4.24 4.25 4.26 4.27 4.28 4.29 4.30 4.31 8.1 12.1 13.1 15.1 101.INS 101.SCH 101.CAL 101.DEF 101.LAB 101.PRE Description ASMLPerformanceStockPlanforMembersoftheBoardofManagement(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’s RegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConOctober13,2009(fileNo.333-162439)) ASMLPerformanceStockOptionPlanforSeniorandExecutiveManagement(version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’s.RegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConOctober13,2009(fileNo.333-162439)) ASMLPerformanceSharePlanforSeniorandExecutiveManagement(version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeSEConOctober13,2009(fileNo.333-162439)) InvestmentAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andIntelCorporation,datedJuly9,2012(Incorporatedbyreference totheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2012) 450mmNREFundingAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.,andIntelCorporation,datedJuly9,2012(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2012)1 EUVNREFundingAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.,andIntelCorporation,datedJuly9,2012(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2012)1 ShareholderAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andIntelHoldingsB.V.,IntelCorporationandStichting AdministratiekantoorMAKTSJABdatedSeptember12,2012(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReport onForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2012) AgreementandPlanofMergerbyandamongASMLHoldingN.V.,KonaAcquisitionCompany,Inc.Cymer,Inc.and certainotherpartiessetforththerein,dateOctober16,2012(incorporatedbyreferencetoAnnexAtotheRegistrant's RegistrationStatementonFormF-4filedwiththeSEConNovember21,2012(fileNo.333-185120)) ListofMainSubsidiaries2 CertificationofCEOandCFOPursuanttoRule13a-14(a)oftheSecuritiesExchangeActof19342 CertificationofCEOandCFOPursuanttoRule13a-14(b)oftheSecuritiesExchangeActof1934and18U.S.C.Section 1350asAdoptedPursuanttoSection906oftheSarbanes-OxleyActof20022 ConsentofDeloitteAccountantsB.V.2 XBRLInstanceDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionSchemaDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionCalculationLinkbaseDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionDefinitionLinkbaseDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionLabelLinkbaseDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionPresentationLinkbaseDocument2 1 2 CertaininformationomittedpursuanttoarequestforconfidentialtreatmentfiledseparatelywiththeSEC. FiledattheSECherewith. ASMLispartytotwodebtinstrumentsunderwhichthetotalamountofsecuritiesundereachdebtinstrumentdoesnot exceed10percentofthetotalassetsofASMLanditssubsidiariesonaconsolidatedbasis.Pursuanttoparagraph2(b) (i)oftheinstructionstotheexhibitstoForm20-F,ASMLagreestofurnishacopyofsuchinstrumentstotheCommission uponrequest. ASMLHoldingN.V.herebycertifiesthatitmeetsalloftherequirementsforfilingonForm20-Fandthatithasduly causedandauthorizedtheundersignedtosignthisAnnualReportonitsbehalf. ASMLHoldingN.V.(Registrant) /s/PeterT.F.M.Wennink PeterT.F.M.Wennink President,CEOandmemberoftheBoardofManagement Dated:February11,2014 /s/WolfgangU.Nickl WolfgangU.Nickl ExecutiveVicePresidentandCFO Dated:February11,2014 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 64 Financial Statements Index to Financial Statements F-2 F-3 F-4 F-5 F-6 F-7 F-54 ConsolidatedStatementsofOperations ConsolidatedStatementsofComprehensiveIncome ConsolidatedBalanceSheets ConsolidatedStatementsofShareholders’Equity ConsolidatedStatementsofCashFlows NotestotheConsolidatedFinancialStatements ReportofIndependentRegisteredPublicAccountingFirm ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-1 Consolidated Statements of Operations Notes 21 21 22 28 22,23 22 24 20 1 1 1 1 1 Year ended December 31 (in thousands, except per share data) 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 2011 EUR Netsystemsales Netserviceandfieldoptionsales 3,993,129 1,252,197 3,801,632 929,923 4,883,913 767,122 Total net sales Costofsystemsales Costofserviceandfieldoptionsales 5,245,326 (2,233,621) (834,443) 4,731,555 (2,198,921) (527,377) 5,651,035 (2,793,931) (407,714) Total cost of sales (3,068,064) (2,726,298) (3,201,645) Gross profit Otherincome Researchanddevelopmentcosts Selling,generalandadministrativecosts Income from operations Interestandother,net Income before income taxes Provisionforincometaxes Net income Basicnetincomeperordinaryshare Dilutednetincomeperordinaryshare1 Numberofordinarysharesusedincomputingpershareamounts (inthousands) Basic Diluted1 2,177,262 64,456 (882,029) (311,741) 1,047,948 (24,471) 1,023,477 (7,987) 1,015,490 2.36 2.34 2,005,257 - (589,182) (259,301) 2,449,390 - (590,270) (217,904) 1,156,774 (6,196) 1,641,216 7,419 1,150,578 (4,262) 1,648,635 (181,675) 1,146,316 2.70 2.68 1,466,960 3.45 3.42 429,770 433,446 424,096 426,986 425,618 429,053 Thecalculationofdilutednetincomeperordinaryshareassumestheexerciseofoptionsissuedunderourstockoptionplansandtheissuanceof sharesunderourshareplansforperiodsinwhichexercisesorissuanceswouldhaveadilutiveeffect.Thecalculationofdilutednetincomeper ordinarysharedoesnotassumeexerciseofsuchoptionsorissuanceofshareswhensuchexercisesorissuancewouldbeanti-dilutive. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-2 Consolidated Statements of Comprehensive Income Notes 4 4 4 Year ended December 31 (in thousands) 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 2011 EUR Net income 1,015,490 1,146,316 1,466,960 Other comprehensive income: Foreign currency translation, net of taxes: Gain(loss)onforeigncurrencytranslation Financial instruments, net of taxes: Gain(loss)onderivativefinancialinstruments Transferstonetincome Other comprehensive income, net of taxes (113,779) 8,063 (17,473) (5,370) (2,276) (121,425) 214 (7,761) 516 (4,610) 51,963 29,880 Total comprehensive income, net of taxes 894,065 1,146,832 1,496,840 Attributabletoequityholders 894,065 1,146,832 1,496,840 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-3 Consolidated Balance Sheets Notes As of December 31 (in thousands, except share and per share data) 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 5 5 6 7 20 8 20 9 7 20 9 10 11 12 13 20 15 14 20 15 20 14 13 Assets Cashandcashequivalents Short-terminvestments Accountsreceivable,net Financereceivables,net Currenttaxassets Inventories,net Deferredtaxassets Otherassets Total current assets Financereceivables,net Deferredtaxassets Otherassets Goodwill Otherintangibleassets,net Property,plantandequipment,net Total non-current assets 2,330,694 679,884 878,321 250,472 32,333 2,393,022 124,431 336,421 7,025,578 46,017 139,513 298,559 2,088,589 697,634 1,217,840 4,488,152 1,767,596 930,005 605,288 265,167 57,116 1,856,970 103,695 246,005 5,831,842 38,621 39,443 311,538 149,168 9,943 1,029,923 1,578,636 Total assets 11,513,730 7,410,478 Liabilities and shareholders’ equity Accountspayable Accruedandotherliabilities Currenttaxliabilities Currentportionoflong-termdebt Provisions Deferredandothertaxliabilities Total current liabilities Long-termdebt Deferredandothertaxliabilities Provisions Accruedandotherliabilities Total non-current liabilities 625,870 2,216,882 15,803 4,385 2,227 3,494 2,868,661 1,070,185 364,695 4,620 283,142 1,722,642 188,961 1,880,370 10,791 3,610 2,280 271 2,086,283 755,880 88,307 7,974 405,141 1,257,302 Total liabilities 4,591,303 3,343,585 17,19 Commitmentsandcontingencies CumulativePreferenceShares;EUR0.09nominalvalue; 700,000,000sharesauthorizedatDecember31,2013and2012; noneissuedandoutstandingatDecember31,2013and2012; OrdinarySharesB;EUR0.01nominalvalue; 9,000sharesauthorizedatDecember31,2013and2012; noneissuedandoutstandingperDecember31,2013and2012; OrdinaryShares;EUR0.09nominalvalue; 699,999,000sharesauthorizedatDecember31,2013; 440,852,334issuedandoutstandingatDecember31,2013; 699,999,000sharesauthorizedatDecember31,2012; 407,165,221issuedandoutstandingatDecember31,2012; Issuedandoutstandingshares Sharepremium Treasurysharesatcost Retainedearnings Accumulatedothercomprehensiveincome Total shareholders’ equity 26 - - - - - - 40,092 2,912,862 (364,702) 4,376,613 (42,438) 6,922,427 37,470 483,651 (464,574) 3,931,359 78,987 4,066,893 Total liabilities and shareholders’ equity 11,513,730 7,410,478 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-4 Consolidated Statements of Shareholders’ Equity Issued and Outstanding Shares Notes 4 4 26,27 26,27 18,22 18 26 18,20 4 4 26,28 26,28 26,28 26,27 26,27 18,22 18 26 18,20 4 4 26,28 26,27 26,27 18,22 18 26 18,20 (in thousands) Balance at January 1, 2011 Number1 436,593 Amount EUR 39,293 Share Premium EUR 471,253 Treasury shares at cost EUR Retained Earnings EUR (151,672) 2,366,443 Accumulated OCI EUR 48,591 Total EUR 2,773,908 Components of comprehensive income: Netincome ForeignCurrencyTranslation,netoftaxes Gainonfinancialinstruments,netoftaxes Total comprehensive income - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,466,960 - - - - - 1,466,960 - (17,473) 47,353 29,880 1,466,960 (17,473) 47,353 1,496,840 Purchase of treasury shares Cancellation of treasury shares Share-based payments Issuance of shares Dividend paid Tax deficit from share-based payments Balance at December 31, 2011 (25,675) - - 2,751 - - 413,669 - (1,187) - 248 - - 38,354 - - 12,430 (10,629) - (11) 473,043 (700,452) 373,801 - 61,906 - - - (372,614) - (17,441) (172,645) - (416,417) 3,270,703 - - - - - - (700,452) - 12,430 34,084 (172,645) (11) 78,471 2 3,444,154 Components of comprehensive income: Netincome ForeignCurrencyTranslation Lossonfinancialinstruments,netoftaxes Total comprehensive income - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,146,316 - - - - - 1,146,316 - 8,063 (7,547) 516 1,146,316 8,063 (7,547) 1,146,832 CCIP: Issuanceofshares Fairvaluedifferences3 Capitalrepayment4 Purchase of treasury shares Cancellation of treasury shares Share-based payments Issuance of shares Dividend paid Tax benefit from share-based payments Balance at December 31, 2012 Components of comprehensive income: Netincome ForeignCurrencyTranslation Lossonfinancialinstruments,netoftaxes Total comprehensive income CCIP: Fairvaluedifferences5 96,566 - (93,411) (13,478) - - 3,819 - - 407,165 - - - - - Purchase of treasury shares Cancellation of treasury shares Share-based payments6 Issuance of shares7 Dividend paid Tax benefit from share-based payments Balance at December 31, 2013 (4,614) - - 38,301 - - 440,852 8,691 3,968,677 (123,416) (8,691) (3,845,261) - - - 125,628 - - - - - - 3,977,368 (123,416) (3,728,324) (198) (1,030) - 344 - - 37,470 - - 18,714 (10,222) - 2,116 483,651 (535,175) 294,752 - 66,638 - - - (293,722) - (3,046) (188,892) - (464,574) 3,931,359 - - - - - - (535,373) - 18,714 53,714 (188,892) 2,116 78,987 2 4,066,893 - - - - - - - - - - 1,015,490 - - - - - 1,015,490 - (113,779) (7,646) (121,425) 1,015,490 (113,779) (7,646) 894,065 20,956 - - - 20,956 - (854) - - - 95,895 3,476 2,309,250 - 3,110 40,092 2,912,862 - - (300,000) 349,261 - 50,611 - - - (348,407) - (5,744) (216,085) - (364,702) 4,376,613 - - - - - - (300,000) - 95,895 2,357,593 (216,085) 3,110 (42,438) 2 6,922,427 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 AsofDecember31,2013,thenumberofissuedshareswas446,822,452.Thisincludesthenumberofissuedandoutstandingsharesof440,852,334 andthenumberoftreasurysharesof5,970,118.AsofDecember31,2012,thenumberofissuedshareswas419,852,467.Thisincludesthenumber ofissuedandoutstandingsharesof407,165,221andthenumberoftreasurysharesof12,687,246. AsofDecember31,2013,accumulatedOCI,netoftaxes,consistsofEUR30.2millionrelatingtoforeigncurrencytranslationloss(2012:EUR83.5 million;2011:EUR75.5million)andEUR12.2millionrelatingtounrealizedlossesonfinancialinstruments(2012:EUR4.5millionlosses;2011:EUR 3.0milliongains). ThedifferencebetweenthefairvalueofthesharesandthesubscriptionpriceofthesharesissuedtotheParticipatingCustomersintheCCIP. In2012,aspartofthecapitalrepayment,EUR3,728.3millionofshareholders'equitywasreturnedtoourshareholders(excludingParticipating CustomersintheCCIP)andthenumberofshareswasreducedby23percent.SeeNote26. EUR21.0millionisrecognizedtoincreaseequitytothefairvalueofthesharesissuedtotheParticipatingCustomersintheCCIP.Theportionofthe NREfundingallocabletothesharesisrecognizedovertheNREFundingAgreementsperiod(2013-2017). Share-basedpaymentsincludeanamountofEUR43.5millioninrelationtothefairvaluecompensationofunvestedequityawardsexchangedaspart ofacquisitionofCymer. Issuanceofsharesincludes36,464,576ordinarysharesissuedinrelationtotheacquisitionofCymerforatotalfairvalueofEUR2,346.7million. ThedifferenceofEUR1.0millionwiththefairvalueofsharesasdisclosedinNote2isexplainedby14,533sharesstilltobeissuedtoformerCymer shareholders. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-5 Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows Notes 11,12 10,11,12 12 18 6 8 20 6 7 8 9 13,14 20 12 11 5 5 26 26,27 26 15 18,20 5 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 Year ended December 31 (in thousands) 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 2011 EUR Cash Flows from Operating Activities Netincome 1,015,490 1,146,316 1,466,960 Adjustmentstoreconcilenetincome tonetcashflowsfromoperatingactivities: Depreciationandamortization Impairment Lossondisposalofproperty,plantandequipment1 Share-basedpayments Allowancefordoubtfulreceivables Allowanceforobsoleteinventory Deferredincometaxes Changes in assets and liabilities: Accountsreceivable Financereceivables Inventories1 Otherassets Accruedandotherliabilities Accountspayable Currentincometaxes Net cash provided by operating activities Cash Flows from Investing Activities Purchaseofproperty,plantandequipment1 Purchaseofintangibleassets Purchaseofavailableforsalesecurities Maturityofavailableforsalesecurities Acquisitionofsubsidiaries(netofcashacquired) Net cash used in investing activities Cash Flows from Financing Activities Dividendpaid Purchaseofshares Netproceedsfromissuanceofshares Netproceedsfromissuanceofnotes Repurchaseofnotes CapitalRepayment Depositsfromcustomers Repaymentofdebt Taxbenefit(deficit)fromshare-basedpayments Net cash provided by (used in) financing activities Netcashflows Effectofchangesinexchangeratesoncash Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents Cashandcashequivalentsatbeginningoftheyear Cash and cash equivalents at end of the year Supplemental Disclosures of Cash Flow Information: Interestpaid Incometaxespaid 228,775 13,057 2,823 52,371 1,062 164,852 (22,658) (192,149) 9,277 (518,121) (32,941) (57,282) 321,486 68,131 1,054,173 (210,804) (4,000) (904,856) 1,195,031 (443,712) 2 (368,341) (216,085) (300,000) 31,822 740,445 4 (368,303) 5 - - (4,100) 3,110 (113,111) 572,721 (9,623) 563,098 1,767,596 2,330,694 186,620 3,234 2,272 18,714 458 130,911 (72,374) 246,982 (225,103) (352,716) 19,117 (147,691) (225,083) (28,179) 703,478 (171,878) (7,658) (1,379,997) 449,992 (10,292) (1,119,833) (188,892) (535,373) 3,907,666 3 - - (3,728,324) 6 - (2,776) 2,116 (545,583) (961,938) (2,248) (964,186) 2,731,782 1,767,596 165,185 12,272 3,368 12,430 849 60,300 63,250 267,209 (37,301) (276,243) (58,292) 589,217 (126,234) (72,530) 2,070,440 (300,898) - - - - (300,898) (172,645) (700,452) 34,084 - - - (150,000) (2,537) (11) (991,561) 777,981 3,967 781,948 1,949,834 2,731,782 (50,535) (2,278) (37,906) (109,504) (35,919) (202,312) AnamountofEUR115.9million(2012:EUR204.8million,2011:EUR300.5million)oftheadditionsinproperty,plantandequipmentrelatestonon- cashtransfersfrominventory,anamountofEUR12.5million(2012:EUR9.6million,2011:EUR17.7million)relatestoothernon-cashmovements (mainlyinvestmentsnotyetpaidandinceptionsoffinanceleasearrangements)andanamountofEUR48.2million(2012:EUR222.9million,2011: EUR145.3million)ofthedisposalofproperty,plantandequipmentrelatestonon-cashtransferstoinventory.Sincethetransfersbetweeninventory andproperty,plantandequipmentarenon-cashevents,thesearenotreflectedintheseConsolidatedStatementsofCashFlows.Forfurtherdetails seeNote12. InadditiontothecashpaidinrelationtotheacquisitionofCymer,weissued36,464,576sharesforanamountofEUR2,346.7million(non-cash event)aspartoftheconsiderationpaid. ThenetproceedsfromissuanceofsharesincludesanamountofEUR3,853.9millionrelatedtotheshareissuancesinconnectiontotheCCIP. NetproceedsfromissuanceofnotesrelatetothetotalcashproceedsofEUR740.4million(netofincurredtransactioncosts)fromtheofferingofour EUR750million3.375percentseniornotesdue2023. RepurchaseofnotesrelatestothenetcashoutflowsofEUR368.3millionforthepartialrepurchaseofourEUR600million5.75percentseniornotes due2017includingthepartialunwindingoftherelatedinterestrateswaps. ThedifferenceofEUR125.6millionbetweenthecapitalrepaymentofEUR3,728.3millionandthenetproceedsfromissuanceofsharesofEUR 3,853.9millionrelatestothecapitalrepaymentonASML'streasuryshareswhichwasalsopartoftheSyntheticShareBuybackinNovember2012. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-6 Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements 1. General Information / Summary of Significant Accounting Policies ASML,withitscorporateheadquartersinVeldhoven,theNetherlands,isengagedinthedevelopment,production, marketing,sellingandservicingofadvancedsemiconductorequipmentsystems,exclusivelyconsistingoflithography systems.ASML'sprincipaloperationsareintheNetherlands,theUnitedStatesofAmericaandAsia. OursharesarelistedfortradingintheformofregisteredsharesonNASDAQandonNYSEEuronextAmsterdam.The principaltradingmarketofourordinarysharesisNYSEEuronextAmsterdam. Basis of Preparation TheaccompanyingConsolidatedFinancialStatementsarestatedinthousandsofEURunlessindicatedotherwise. TheaccompanyingConsolidatedFinancialStatementshavebeenpreparedinconformitywithUSGAAP. OnMay30,2013weacquired100percentoftheissuedsharecapitalofCymer.Comparativefinancialinformation presentedintheConsolidatedFinancialStatementsdoesnotincludeCymer,unlessstatedotherwise. Use of Estimates ThepreparationofASML’sConsolidatedFinancialStatementsinconformitywithUSGAAPrequiresmanagement tomakeestimatesandassumptionsthataffectthereportedamountsofassetsandliabilitiesandthedisclosureof contingentassetsandliabilitiesonthebalancesheetdates,andthereportedamountsofsalesandcostsduringthe reportedperiods.Actualresultscoulddifferfromthoseestimates. Principles of Consolidation TheConsolidatedFinancialStatementsincludetheFinancialStatementsofASMLHoldingN.V.andallofitssubsidiaries andtheVIEofwhichASMListheprimarybeneficiary.Allintercompanyprofits,balancesandtransactionshavebeen eliminatedintheconsolidation. Subsidiaries SubsidiariesareallentitiesoverwhichASMLhasthepowertogovernfinancialandoperatingpoliciesgenerally accompanyingashareholdingofmorethanhalfofthevotingrights.Asfromthedatethatthesecriteriaaremet,the financialdataoftherelevantsubsidiariesareincludedintheconsolidation. Business Combinations Acquisitionsofsubsidiariesareincludedonthebasisoftheacquisitionmethod.Thecostofacquisitionismeasured basedontheconsiderationtransferredatfairvalue,thefairvalueofidentifiableassetsdistributedandthefairvalueof liabilitiesincurredorassumedattheacquisitiondate(i.e.thedateatwhichweobtaincontrol).Theexcessofthecosts ofanacquiredsubsidiaryoverthenetoftheamountsassignedtoidentifiableassetsacquiredandliabilitiesincurredor assumed,iscapitalizedasgoodwill.Acquisition-relatedcostsareexpensedwhenincurredintheperiodtheyariseorthe serviceisreceived. Variable Interest Entities WeassesswhetherwehaveacontrollingfinancialinterestinanyVIEand,thus,whetherwearetheVIE’sprimary beneficiary.ASMLshallbedeemedtohaveacontrollingfinancialinterestinaVIEifithasbothofthefollowing characteristics:a)thepowertodirecttheactivitiesofaVIEthatmostsignificantlyimpacttheVIE’seconomic performanceandb)theobligationtoabsorblossesoftheVIEthatcouldpotentiallybesignificanttotheVIEorthe righttoreceivebenefitsfromtheVIEthatcouldpotentiallybesignificanttotheVIE.IfASMLhasacontrollingfinancial interestinaVIE,itisrequiredtoconsolidatetheVIE. Foreign Currency translation Thefinancialinformationforsubsidiariesoutsidetheeuro-zoneisgenerallymeasuredusinglocalcurrenciesasthe functionalcurrency.TheFinancialStatementsofthoseforeignsubsidiariesaretranslatedintoeurosinthepreparationof ASML’sconsolidatedfinancialstatements.Assetsandliabilitiesaretranslatedintoeurosattheexchangerateineffect ontherespectivebalancesheetdates.Incomeandcostsaretranslatedintoeurosbasedontheaverageexchangerate forthecorrespondingperiod.Theresultingtranslationadjustmentsarerecordeddirectlyinshareholders’equity. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-7 Derivative Financial Instruments Weprincipallyusederivativehedginginstrumentsforthemanagementofforeigncurrencyrisksandinterestraterisks. Wemeasureallderivativehedginginstrumentsbasedonfairvaluesderivedfrommarketpricesoftheinstruments.We adopthedgeaccountingforhedgesthatarehighlyeffectiveinoffsettingtheidentifiedhedgedriskstakingintoaccount requiredeffectivenesscriteria. Derivativesareinitiallyrecognizedatfairvalueonthedateaderivativecontractisenteredintoandaresubsequently remeasuredattheirfairvalue.Themethodofrecognizingtheresultinggainorlossdependsonwhetherthederivativeis designatedasahedginginstrument,andifso,thenatureoftheitembeinghedged.Wedesignatecertainderivativesas either: • Ahedgeoftheexposuretochangesinthefairvalueofarecognizedassetorliability,orofanunrecognizedfirm commitment,thatareattributabletoaparticularrisk(fairvaluehedge);or • Ahedgeoftheexposuretovariabilityinthecashflowsofarecognizedassetorliability,orofaforecasted transaction,thatisattributabletoaparticularrisk(cashflowhedge). Wedocumentattheinceptionofthetransactiontherelationshipbetweenhedginginstrumentsandhedgeditems,as wellasourriskmanagementobjectivesandstrategyforundertakingvarioushedgingtransactions.Wealsodocument ourassessment,bothathedgeinceptionandonanongoingbasis,ofwhetherderivativesthatareusedinhedging transactionsarehighlyeffectiveinoffsettingchangesinfairvaluesorcashflowsofhedgeditems. Fair Value Hedge Changesinthefairvalueofaderivativefinancialinstrument,thatisdesignatedandqualifiedasafairvaluehedge, alongwiththegainorlossonthehedgedassetorliabilitythatisattributabletothehedgedrisk,arerecordedinthe ConsolidatedStatementsofOperations. Hedgeaccountingisdiscontinuedwhenwerevokethehedgingrelationship,thehedginginstrumentexpiresorissold, terminatedorexercised,ornolongerqualifiesforhedgeaccounting.Theadjustmenttothecarryingamountofthe hedgeditemarisingfromthehedgedriskisamortizedtotheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsfromthatdate. Interestrateswapsthatarebeingusedtohedgethefairvalueoffixedloancouponspayablearedesignatedasfair valuehedges.Thechangeinfairvalueisintendedtooffsetthechangeinthefairvalueoftheunderlyingfixedloan coupons,whichisrecordedaccordingly.Thegainorlossrelatingtotheineffectiveportionofinterestrateswaps hedgingfixedloancouponspayableisrecognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsas"interestandother, net". Cash Flow Hedge ChangesinthefairvalueofaderivativethatisdesignatedandqualifiedasacashflowhedgearerecordedinOCI,netof taxes,untiltheunderlyinghedgedtransactionisrecognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperations.Intheevent thattheunderlyinghedgetransactionwillnotoccurwithinthespecifiedtimeperiod,thegainorlossontherelated cashflowhedgeisreleasedfromOCIandincludedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperations,unless,extenuating circumstancesexistthatarerelatedtothenatureoftheforecastedtransactionandareoutsideourcontrolorinfluence andwhichcausetheforecastedtransactiontobeprobableofoccurringonadatethatisbeyondthespecifiedtime period. Foreigncurrencyhedginginstrumentsthatarebeingusedtohedgecashflowsrelatedtoforecastedsalesorpurchase transactionsinnon-functionalcurrenciesaredesignatedascashflowhedges.Thegainorlossrelatingtotheineffective portionoftheforeigncurrencyhedginginstrumentsisrecognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsin"net sales"or"costofsales". Interestrateswapsthatarebeingusedtohedgechangesinthevariabilityoffutureinterestcashflowstocertainof ouroperatingleaseobligationsaredesignatedascashflowhedges.Thechangesinfairvalueofthederivativesare intendedtooffsetchangesinfutureinterestcashflowsofsuchoperatingleaseobligations.Thegainorlossrelating totheineffectiveportionofinterestrateswapshedgingthevariabilityoffutureinterestcashflowsisrecognizedinthe ConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsas"interestandother,net". Net Investment Hedge Foreigncurrencyhedginginstrumentsthatarebeingusedtohedgechangesinthevalueofanetinvestmentare designatedasnetinvestmenthedges.Changesinthefairvalueofaderivativethatisdesignatedandqualifiesasanet investmenthedgearerecordedinOCI,netoftaxes.Thegainorlossrelatingtotheineffectiveportionisrecognized intheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsas"interestandother,net".GainsandlossesaccumulatedinOCIare recognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationswhentheforeignoperationis(partially)disposedorsold. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-8 Cash and Cash Equivalents Cashandcashequivalentsconsistprimarilyofhighlyliquidinvestments,suchasbankdeposits,moneymarketfunds andinterest-bearingbankaccountswithinsignificantinterestrateriskandremainingmaturitiesofthreemonthsorless atthedateofacquisition. Short-term Investments Investmentswithremainingmaturitieslongerthanthreemonthsandlessthanoneyearatthedateofacquisitionare presentedasshort-terminvestments.Theshort-terminvestmentsareclassifiedasavailable-for-salesecuritiesand arestatedatfairvalue.Gainsandlosses,otherthanimpairments,interestincomeandforeignexchangeresults,are recognizedinOCIuntiltheshort-terminvestmentsarederecognized.Uponderecognition,thecumulativegainorloss recognizedinOCI,isrecognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperations. Inventories Inventoriesarestatedatthelowerofcost(first-in,first-outmethod)ormarketvalue.Costincludesnetpricespaidfor materialspurchased,chargesforfreightandcustomsduties,productionlaborcostandfactoryoverhead.Allowances aremadeforslow-moving,obsoleteorunsellableinventory. Allowancesforinventoryaredeterminedbasedontheexpecteddemandwhichisderivedfromsalesforecastsaswellas theexpectedmarketvalueoftheinventory. Intangible Assets Goodwill Goodwillrepresentstheexcessofthecostsofanacquisitionoverthefairvalueoftheamountsassignedtoassets acquiredandliabilitiesincurredorassumedoftheacquiredsubsidiaryatthedateofacquisition.Goodwillonacquisition ofsubsidiariesisallocatedtoreportingunitsforthepurposeofimpairmenttesting.Theallocationismadetothose reportingunitsthatareexpectedtobenefitfromthebusinesscombinationinwhichthegoodwillarose.Goodwill istestedforimpairmentannuallyattheendofthethirdquarterandwhenevereventsorchangesincircumstances indicatethatthecarryingamountofthegoodwillmaynotberecoverable.Goodwillisstatedatcostlessaccumulated impairmentlosses. Other Intangible Assets Otherintangibleassetsincludebrands,intellectualproperty,developedtechnology,customerrelationships,in-process R&Dandotherintangibleassets.Otherintangibleassetsarestatedatcost,lessaccumulatedamortizationandany accumulatedimpairmentlosses.Amortizationiscalculatedusingthestraight-linemethodbasedontheestimateduseful livesoftheassets.ThefollowingtablepresentstheestimatedusefullivesofASML’sfinite-livedotherintangibleassets: Category Brands Intellectualproperty Developedtechnology Customerrelationships Other Estimated useful life 20years 3-10years 6-15years 8-18years 2-6years Infinite-livedotherintangiblesassetsaretestedforimpairmentannuallyattheendofthethirdquarterandwhenever eventsorchangesincircumstancesindicatethatthecarryingamountoftheinfinite-livedotherintangibleassetsmay notberecoverable. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-9 Property, Plant and Equipment Property,plantandequipmentarestatedatcost,lessaccumulateddepreciationandaccumulatedimpairmentlosses. CostsofassetsmanufacturedbyASMLincludedirectmanufacturingcosts,productionoverheadandinterestcosts incurredforqualifyingassetsduringtheconstructionperiod.Depreciationiscalculatedusingthestraight-linemethod basedontheestimatedusefullivesoftherelatedassets.Inthecaseofleaseholdimprovements,theestimateduseful livesoftherelatedassetsdonotexceedtheremainingtermofthecorrespondinglease. ThefollowingtablepresentstheestimatedusefullivesofASML’sproperty,plantandequipment: Category Buildingsandconstructions Machineryandequipment Leaseholdimprovements Furniture,fixturesandotherequipment Estimated useful life 5-45years 2-10years 5-10years 3-5years Landisnotdepreciated. Certaininternalandexternalcostsassociatedwiththepurchaseand/ordevelopmentofinternallyusedsoftwareare capitalizedwhenboththepreliminaryprojectstageiscompletedandmanagementhasauthorizedfurtherfundingfor theproject,whichithasdeemedprobabletobecompletedandtobeusablefortheintendedfunction.Thesecostsare depreciatedonastraight-linebasisovertheperiodofrelatedbenefit,whichrangesprimarilyfromthreetofiveyears. Evaluation of Long-lived Assets for Impairment Long-livedassetsincludegoodwill,otherintangibleassetsandproperty,plantandequipment. Goodwillistestedforimpairmentannuallyattheendofthethirdquarterandwhenevereventsorchangesin circumstancesindicatethatthecarryingamountofthegoodwillmaynotberecoverable.Theseeventsorcircumstances couldincludeasignificantchangeinthebusinessclimate,legalfactors,operatingperformanceindicators,competition, orsaleordispositionofasignificantportionofareportingunit.Thetestisbasedonatwo-stepapproachforeach reportingunit(beinganoperatingsegmentoronelevelbelowanoperatingsegment)inwhichgoodwillhasbeen recorded.First,recoverabilityistestedbycomparingthecarryingamountofthereportingunitincludinggoodwill withthefairvalueofthereportingunit.Ifthecarryingamountofthereportingunitishigherthanthefairvalueofthe reportingunit,thesecondstepshouldbeperformed.Goodwillimpairmentismeasuredastheexcessofthecarrying amountofthegoodwilloveritsimpliedfairvalue.Theimpliedfairvalueofgoodwillisdeterminedbycalculatingthefair valueofthevariousassetsandliabilitiesincludedinthereportingunitinthesamemannerasgoodwillisdeterminedina businesscombination. Otherintangibleassetsandproperty,plantandequipmentarereviewedforimpairmentwhenevereventsorchangesin circumstancesindicatethatthecarryingamountofthoseassetsmaynotberecoverable.Otherintangibleassetsand property,plantandequipmentaretestedforimpairmentbasedonatwo-stepapproach.First,therecoverabilityistested bycomparingthecarryingamountoftheotherintangibleassetsandproperty,plantandequipmentwiththeirfairvalue, beingthesumoftherelatedundiscountedfuturecashflows.Second,ifthecarryingamountoftheotherintangible assetsandproperty,plantandequipmentishigherthanthisfairvaluetheassetsareconsideredtobeimpaired.The impairmenttoberecognizedismeasuredbytheamountbywhichthecarryingamountoftheassetsexceedsthefair valueoftheassets. Indeterminingthefairvalueofalong-livedasset(otherthangoodwill),wemakeestimatesaboutfuturecashflows. Theseestimatesarebasedonourfinancialplanupdatedwiththelatestavailableprojectionofthesemiconductor marketconditionsandoursalesandcostexpectations,whichareconsistentwiththeplansandestimatesthatweuse tomanageourbusiness.WealsomakeestimatesandassumptionsconcerningWACCandfutureinflationrates.Itis possiblethatactualresultsmaydifferfromourplans,estimatesandassumptions,whichmayrequireimpairmentof certainlong-livedassets(otherthangoodwill).Futureadversechangesinmarketconditionsmayalsorequireimpairment ofcertainlong-livedassets(otherthangoodwill),whichcouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonourfinancialcondition andresultsofoperations. Provisions Provisionsforleasecontractterminationcostsarerecognizedwhencostswillcontinuetobeincurredunderacontract foritsremainingtermwithouteconomicbenefittousandweceaseusingtherightsconveyedbythecontract.The provisionsaremeasuredatfairvalue,whichforanoperatingleasecontractisdeterminedbasedontheremaininglease paymentsreducedbytheestimatedsubleasepaymentsthatcouldbereasonablyobtained. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-10 Revenue Recognition ASMLrecognizesrevenuewhenallfourrevenuerecognitioncriteriaaremet:persuasiveevidenceofanarrangement exists;deliveryhasoccurredorserviceshavebeenrendered;seller’spricetobuyerisfixedordeterminable;and collectabilityisreasonablyassured.AtASMLthispolicygenerallyresultsinrevenuerecognitionfromthesaleofa systemuponshipment.Therevenuefromtheinstallationofasystemisgenerallyrecognizeduponcompletionofthat installationatthecustomersite.Priortoshipment,systemsundergoa"FactoryAcceptanceTest"inourcleanroom facilities,effectivelyreplicatingtheoperatingconditionsthatwillbepresentonthecustomer'ssite,inordertoverify whetherthesystemwillmeetitsstandardspecificationsandanyadditionaltechnicalandperformancecriteriaagreed withthecustomer,ifany.Asystemisshipped,andrevenueisrecognized,onlyafterallcontractualspecificationsare metandcustomersign-offisreceivedorwaived.Incasenotallspecificationsaremetandtheremainingperformance obligationisnotessentialtothefunctionalityofthesystembutissubstantiveratherthaninconsequentialorperfunctory, aportionofthesalespriceisdeferred.Althougheachsystem'sperformanceisre-testeduponinstallationatthe customer'ssite,wehaveneverfailedtosuccessfullycompleteinstallationofasystematacustomer’spremises. Inconnectionwiththeintroductionofnewtechnology,suchasoursecond-andthird-generationEUVsystems (NXE:3100andNXE:3300B),weinitiallydeferrevenuerecognitionuntilacceptanceofthenewtechnologybasedsystem andcompletionofinstallationatthecustomerpremises.Asoursystemsarebasedlargelyontwoproductplatformsthat permitincremental,modularupgrades,theintroductionofgenuinely"new"technologyoccursinfrequently,andinthe past15years,hasoccurredononlytwooccasions:1999(TWINSCAN)and2010(EUV). Wehavenosignificantrepurchasecommitmentsinourgeneralsalestermsandconditions.Fromtimetotimewe repurchasesystemsthatwehavemanufacturedandsoldand,followingrefurbishment,weresellthosesystemsto othercustomers.Thisrepurchasedecisionisdrivenbymarketdemandexpressedbyothercustomersandnotby explicitorimplicitcontractualarrangementsrelatingtotheinitialsale.Weconsiderreasonableoffersfromanyvendor, includingcustomers,torepurchaseusedsystemssothatwecanrefurbish,resell,andinstallthesesystemsaspart ofournormalbusinessoperations.Oncerepurchased,therepurchasepriceoftheusedsystemisrecordedinwork- in-processinventoryduringtheperioditisbeingrefurbished,followingwhichtherefurbishedsystemisreflectedin finishedproductsinventoryuntilitissoldtothecustomer.AsofDecember31,2013and2012,ASMLhadnorepurchase commitments. Weoffercustomersdiscountsinthenormalcourseofsalesnegotiations.Thesediscountsaredirectlydeductedfromthe grosssalespriceatthemomentofrevenuerecognition.Inaddition,weoffervolumediscountstocustomers.Insome instancesthesevolumediscountscanbeusedtopurchasefieldoptions(systemenhancements).Therelatedamount isrecordedasareductioninnetsalesattimeofshipment.Fromtimetotime,weofferfreeordiscountedproductsor services(awardcredits)toourcustomersaspartofavolumepurchaseagreement.Thesalestransactionthatgivesrise totheseawardcreditsisaccountedforasamultipleelementsalestransactionastheagreementsinvolvethedelivery ofmultipleproducts.Theconsiderationreceivedfromthesalestransactionisallocatedbetweentheawardcreditsand theotherelementsofthesalestransaction.Theconsiderationallocatedtotheawardcreditsisrecognizedasdeferred revenueuntilawardcreditsaredeliveredtothecustomer.Theamountallocabletoadelivereditemislimitedtothe amountthatisnotcontingentuponthedeliveryofadditionalitemsormeetingotherspecifiedperformanceconditions (thenon-contingentamount). Netsalesarerecognizedexcludingthetaxesleviedonsales(netbasis). Intheeventofexpectedlossesonexecutorycontracts,werecognizealiabilityfortheamountthatthecostofsettling thecontractexceedstheamountofthecontractprice.Whenwesatisfythesecontracts,wederecognizetherelated liability. Multiple Element Arrangements Themainportionofournetsalesisderivedfromcontractualarrangementswithourcustomersthathavemultiple deliverables,whichmainlyincludethesaleofoursystems,installationandtrainingservicesandprepaidextended andenhanced(optic)warrantycontracts.AsofJanuary1,2011,wehaveadoptedASU2009-13,"SalesArrangements withMultipleDeliverables"whichamendedtheguidanceonarrangementswithmultipledeliverablesinASC605-25. Theamendedstandardchangestherequirementsforestablishingseparateunitsofaccountinginamultipleelement arrangementandrequirestheallocationofarrangementconsiderationtoeachdeliverabletobebasedontherelative sellingprice. Eachelementinthearrangementisaccountedforasaseparateunitofaccountingprovidedthefollowingcriteriaare met:thedeliveredproductsorserviceshavevaluetothecustomeronastandalonebasis;andforanarrangement thatincludesageneralrightofreturnrelativetothedeliveredproductsorservices,deliveryorperformanceofthe undeliveredproductorserviceisconsideredprobableandissubstantiallycontrolledbyus.Weconsideradeliverable ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-11 tohavestand-alonevalueiftheproductorserviceissoldseparatelybyusoranothervendororcouldberesoldbythe customer.Further,oursalesarrangementsdonotincludeageneralrightofreturnrelativetothedeliveredproducts. Wheretheaforementionedcriteriaforaseparateunitofaccountingarenotmet,thedeliverableiscombinedwiththe undeliveredelement(s)andtreatedasasingleunitofaccountingforthepurposesofallocationofthearrangement considerationandrevenuerecognition. ThehierarchyofevidencetodetermineasellingpriceinASC605-25isasfollows: • VSOE–thepriceatwhichweselltheelementinaseparatestand-alonetransaction; • TPE–evidencefromusorothercompaniesofthevalueofalargelyinterchangeableelementinatransaction; • BESP–ourbestestimateofthesellingpriceofanelementinthetransaction. Todeterminethesellingpriceinmultipleelementsarrangements,weestablishVSOEofthesellingpriceforinstallation, trainingservicesandprepaidextendedandenhanced(optic)warrantycontracts.VSOEforinstallationisdetermined basedonthepricesthatwechargeforbillablelaborandmaterialsconsumedincomparableservices(suchasrelocating asystemtoanothercustomersite).VSOEforprepaidextendedandenhanced(optic)warrantycontractsisdetermined onthebasisofsimilairproductswesellonastandalonebasis,suchasfullservicecontractsandbillablelensswaps, andwhicharesubjecttonormalpricenegotiations.Revenuefrominstallationandtrainingservicesisrecognizedwhen theservicesarecompleted.Revenuefromprepaidextendedandenhanced(optic)warrantycontractsisrecognized overthetermofthecontract.WhenweareunabletoestablishthesellingpriceusingVSOEorTPE,weuseBESP.The objectiveofusingestimatedsellingprice-basedmethodologyistodeterminethepriceatwhichwewouldtransacta saleiftheproductorserviceweresoldonastand-alonebasis.Accordingly,wedetermineBESPconsideringseveral internalandexternalfactorsincluding,butnotlimitedto,pricingpractices,grossmarginobjectives,marketconditions, competitiveenvironment,internalcostsandgeographies.Wereviewsellingpricesannualyandmaintaininternalcontrols overtheestablishmentandupdatesoftheseestimates. Lease Arrangements Aleaseisclassifiedasasales-typeleaseifanyofthefollowingleaseclassificationcriteriaismetatitsinception: 1. Theleasetransfersownershipofthepropertytothelesseebytheendoftheleaseterm; 2. Theleasecontainsabargainpurchaseoption; 3. Theleasetermisequalto75percentormoreoftheestimatedeconomiclifeoftheleasedproperty;and 4. Thepresentvalueatthebeginningoftheleasetermoftheminimumleasepayments,excludingthatportionof thepaymentsrepresentingexecutorycostssuchasinsurance,maintenance,andtaxestobepaidbythelessor, includinganyprofitthereon,equalsorexceeds90percentoftheexcessofthefairvalueoftheleasedpropertyto thelessoratleaseinceptionoveranyrelatedinvestmenttaxcreditretainedbythelessorandexpectedtoberealized bythelessor. Inaddition,revenueisrecognizedatcommencementoftheleaseterm.Thepresentvalueoftheleasepaymentsis recognizedasafinancereceivable.Thedifferencebetweenthegrossreceivableandthepresentvalueofthereceivable isrecognizedasunearnedinterestintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperations. Aleaseisclassifiedasanoperatingleaseiftheleaseclassificationcriteria(asdescribedabove)arenotmet.IfASML hasoffereditscustomersanoperatingleasearrangement,thecontractconsiderationisrecognizedintheConsolidated StatementsofOperationsonastraight-linebasisovertheperiodofthelease. Warranty Weprovidestandardwarrantycoverageonoursystemsfor12monthsandoncertainopticpartsfor60months, providinglaborandpartsnecessarytorepairsystemsandopticpartsduringthewarrantyperiod.Theestimated warrantycostsareaccountedforbyaccruingthesecostsforeachsystemuponrecognitionofthesystemsale.The estimatedwarrantycostsarebasedonhistoricalproductperformanceandfieldexpenses.Baseduponhistoricalservice records,wecalculatethechargeofaverageservicehoursandpartspersystemtodeterminetheestimatedwarranty costs.Onasemi-annualbasis,weassess,andupdateifnecessary,ouraccountingestimatesusedtocalculatethe standardwarrantyreservebasedonthelatestactualhistoricalwarrantycostsandexpectedfuturewarrantycosts. Theextendedandenhanced(optic)warrantyonoursystemisaccountedforasaseparateelementofmultipleelement revenuerecognitiontransactions. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-12 Customer Co-Investment Program InconnectionwiththeCCIP,weenteredintoinvestmentagreements,ShareholdersAgreementsandNREFunding AgreementsandcommercialagreementswithParticipatingCustomers. Theinvestmentagreements,ShareholderAgreements,NREFundingAgreementsandcommercialagreementare accountedforasamultiple-elementarrangementwitheachoftheParticipatingCustomers.BaseduponASC605-25 Multiple-ElementArrangementsguidance,thefollowingtwoseparateelementsareidentifiedforeacharrangement:(1) theshareissuance(governedbytheinvestmentagreementandtheShareholderAgreement)and(2)theNREfunding andcommercialdiscountsandcredits(governedbytheNREFundingAgreementandthecommercialagreementwith Intel). ThesharesissuedtotheParticipatingCustomersarerecordedatfairvaluebasedonquotedshareprices(EUR3,977.4 million)withtheremainingaggregatearrangementconsiderationallocatedtotheNREfundingandcommercialdiscounts andcredits.Thedifferencebetweenthefairvalueofthesharesandthesubscriptionpriceoftheshares(EUR39.91) wasrecordedasadeductionfromshareholders’equityuponissuanceoftheshares(EUR123.4million).Shareholders’ equityisincreasedtothefairvalueofthesharesastheportionoftheNREfundingallocabletothesharesisreceived overtheNREfundingperiod(2013-2017).TheamountsaredeemedreceivablesfromtheParticipatingCustomersin theircapacityasshareholdersofASML. AsignificantrelatedpartyrelationshipexistsbetweenASMLandIntelasaresultoftheequityinvestmentmadeby IntelaspartoftheCCIP.Basedonthecommercialdiscountsandcredits(governedbytheCommercialAgreementwith Intel)andthesignificantrelatedpartyrelationship,allNREfundingwillbedeferredandrecognizedintheConsolidated StatementofOperationsonlywhenthecommercialdiscountsandcreditsareearned. InadditionseealsootherincomeforfurtherexplanationontheaccountingpolicieswithrespecttoCCIP. Accounting for Shipping and Handling Fees and Costs ASMLbillsthecustomerfor,andrecognizesasrevenue,anychargesforshippingandhandlingcosts.Therelatedcosts arerecognizedascostofsales. Cost of Sales Costofsystemsalescomprisedirectproductcostssuchasmaterials,labor,costofwarranty,depreciation,shipping andhandlingcostsandrelatedoverheadcosts.ASMLaccruesfortheestimatedcostofthewarrantyonitssystems, whichincludesthecostoflaborandpartsnecessarytorepairsystemsduringthewarrantyperiod.Theamounts recordedintheaccruedwarrantyreserveareestimatedbasedonactualhistoricalexpensesincurredandonestimated probablefutureexpensesrelatedtocurrentsales.Actualwarrantycostsarechargedagainsttheaccruedwarranty reserve. Costsofservicesalescomprisedirectservicecostssuchasmaterials,labor,depreciationandoverheadcosts. Costoffieldoptionsalescomprisedirectproductcostssuchasmaterials,labor,costofwarranty,depreciation, shippingandhandlingcostsandrelatedoverheadcosts. Other Income TheportionoftheNREfundingfromTSMCandSamsungnotallocabletothesharesissuedtothoseParticipating CustomersundertheCCIPisrecognizedinOtherincomewhentheR&Dcostsrelatingtothedevelopmentof450mm lithographyequipmentandEUVplatformsarerecognizedovertheNREfundingperiod(2013-2017). R&D Costs and Credits CostsrelatingtoR&Darechargedtooperatingexpensesasincurred.ASMLreceivessubsidiesandothergrantsfrom severalDutchandinternational(inter-)governmentalinstitutes.Thesesubsidiesandothergovernmentgrantsthatcover R&DcostsrelatingtoapprovedprojectsarerecordedasR&DcreditsintheR&DlineintheConsolidatedStatementsof Operationsintheperiodinwhichsuchcostsoccur. GovernmentgrantsarenotrecognizeduntilthereisreasonableassurancethatASMLwillcomplywiththeconditions attachingtothemandthatthegrantswillbereceived. GovernmentgrantswhoseprimaryconditionisthatASMLshouldpurchase,constructorotherwiseacquirenon-current assetsarerecognizedasdeferredincomeintheConsolidatedBalanceSheetsandtransferredtotheConsolidated StatementsofOperationsonasystematicandrationalbasisovertheusefullivesoftherelatedassets. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-13 Othergovernmentgrantsarerecognizedasincomeovertheperiodsnecessarytomatchthemwiththecostsfor whichtheyareintendedtocompensate,onasystematicbasis.Governmentgrantsthatarereceivedascompensation forexpensesorlossesalreadyincurred,orforthepurposeofgivingimmediatefinancialsupporttoASMLwithno futurerelatedcostsarerecognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsintheperiodinwhichtheybecome receivable. Borrowing Costs Borrowingcostsdirectlyattributabletotheacquisition,constructionorproductionofqualifyingassets,whichareassets thatnecessarilytakeasubstantialperiodoftimetogetreadyfortheirintendeduseorsale,areaddedtothecostof thoseassets,untilsuchtimethattheassetsaresubstantiallyreadyfortheirintendeduseorsale. Share-based Payments Thecostofemployeeservicesreceived(compensationexpenses)inexchangeforawardsofequityinstrumentsare recognizedbaseduponthegrant-datefairvalueofstockoptionsandshares.Thegrant-datefairvalueofstockoptions isestimatedusingaBlack-Scholesoptionvaluationmodel.ThisBlack-Scholesmodelrequirestheuseofassumptions, includingexpectedsharepricevolatility,theestimatedlifeofeachawardandtheestimateddividendyield.Therisk- freeinterestrateusedinthemodelisdetermined,basedonanindexpopulatedwitheuro-denominatedEuropean governmentagencybondwithhighcreditratingsandwithalifeequaltotheexpectedlifeoftheequity-settledshare- basedpayments.Thegrant-datefairvalueofsharesisdeterminedbasedontheclosingpriceofourshareslistedat NYSEEuronextAmsterdamonthegrant-date. Thegrant-datefairvalueoftheequity-settledshare-basedpaymentsisexpensedonastraight-linebasisoverthe vestingperiod,basedonourestimateofequityinstrumentsthatwilleventuallyvest.Ateachbalancesheetdate,we reviseourestimateofthenumberofequityinstrumentsexpectedtovest.Theimpactoftherevisionoftheoriginal estimates,ifany,isrecognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsintheperiodinwhichtherevisionis determined,withacorrespondingadjustmenttoshareholders'equity. Income Taxes Theassetandliabilitymethodisusedinaccountingforincometaxes.Underthismethod,deferredtaxassetsand liabilitiesarerecognizedforthetaxeffectofincurrednetoperatinglossesandfortaxconsequencesattributableto differencesbetweenthebalancesheetcarryingamountsofexistingassetsandliabilitiesandtheirrespectivetaxbases. Ifitismorelikelythannotthatthecarryingamountsofdeferredtaxassetswillnotberealized,avaluationallowanceis recordedtoreducethecarryingamountsofthoseassets. Deferredtaxassetsandliabilitiesaremeasuredusingenactedtaxratesexpectedtoapplytotaxableincomeinthe yearsinwhichthosetemporarydifferencesareexpectedtoberecoveredorsettled.Theeffectondeferredtaxassets andliabilitiesofachangeintaxratesisrecognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsintheperiodthat includestheenactmentdate. Werecognizeliabilitiesforuncertaintaxpositionsbasedonatwo-stepprocess.Thefirststepistoevaluatethetax positionforrecognitionbydeterminingiftheweightofavailableevidenceindicatesthatitismorelikelythannotthat thepositionwillbesustainedonaudit,includingresolutionofrelatedappealsorlitigationprocesses,ifany.Thesecond stepistomeasurethetaxbenefitasthelargestamountthatismorethan50percentlikelyofbeingrealizedupon settlement.Whilewebelievewehaveappropriatesupportforthepositionstakenonourtaxreturns,weregularlyassess thepotentialoutcomesofexaminationsbytaxauthoritiesindeterminingtheadequacyofourprovisionforincometaxes, andadjusttheincometaxprovision,incometaxespayableanddeferredtaxesintheperiodinwhichthefactsthatgive risetoarevisionbecomeknown. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-14 Contingencies and Litigation Wearepartytovariouslegalproceedingsgenerallyincidentaltoourbusiness,asdisclosedinNote19.Inconnection withtheseproceedingsandclaims,ourmanagementevaluated,basedontherelevantfactsandlegalprinciples,the likelihoodofanunfavorableoutcomeandwhethertheamountofthelosscouldbereasonablyestimated.Inmostcases, managementdeterminedthateitheralosswasnotprobableorwasnotreasonablyestimable.Significantsubjective judgmentswererequiredintheseevaluations,includingjudgmentsregardingthevalidityofassertedclaimsandthe likelyoutcomeoflegalandadministrativeproceedings.Theoutcomeoftheseproceedings,however,issubjecttoa numberoffactorsbeyondourcontrol,mostnotablytheuncertaintyassociatedwithpredictingdecisionsbycourts andadministrativeagencies.Inaddition,estimatesofthepotentialcostsassociatedwithlegalandadministrative proceedingsfrequentlycannotbesubjectedtoanysensitivityanalysis,asdamageestimatesorsettlementoffersby claimantsmaybearlittleornorelationtotheeventualoutcome.Finally,inanyparticularproceeding,wemayagreeto settleortoterminateaclaimorproceedinginwhichwebelievethatitwouldultimatelyprevailwherewebelievethat doingso,whentakentogetherwithotherrelevantcommercialconsiderations,ismorecost-effectivethanengaginginan expensiveandprotractedlitigation,theoutcomeofwhichisuncertain. WeaccrueforlegalcostsrelatedtolitigationinourConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsatthetimewhentherelated legalservicesareactuallyprovided. Net Income per Ordinary Share Basicnetincomeperordinaryshareiscalculatedbydividingnetincomebytheweightedaveragenumberofordinary sharesoutstandingforthatperiod.Thedilutiveeffectiscalculatedusingthetreasurystockmethod.Excludedfrom thedilutedweightedaveragenumberofsharesoutstandingcalculationarecumulativepreferencesharescontingently issuabletothepreferencesharefoundation,sincetheyrepresentadifferentclassofstockthantheordinaryshares.See Note26forfurtherdiscussion. Thebasicanddilutednetincomeperordinarysharehasbeencalculatedinaccordancewiththefollowingschedule: Year ended December 31 (inthousands,exceptpersharedata) Net income 2013 EUR 1,015,490 2012 EUR 1,146,316 2011 EUR 1,466,960 Weighted average number of shares outstanding during the year (after deduction of treasury stock) 429,770 424,096 425,618 Basic net income per ordinary share 2.36 2.70 3.45 Weighted average number of shares: Plussharesapplicableto: Optionsandconditionalshares 429,770 424,096 425,618 3,676 2,890 3,435 Dilutive potential ordinary shares 3,676 2,890 3,435 Adjusted weighted average number of shares 433,446 426,986 429,053 Diluted net income per ordinary share1 2.34 2.68 3.42 1 Thecalculationofdilutednetincomeperordinaryshareassumestheexerciseofoptionsissuedunderourstockoptionplansandtheissuanceof sharesunderourshareplansforperiodsinwhichexercisesorissuanceswouldhaveadilutiveeffect.Thecalculationofdilutednetincomeper ordinarysharedoesnotassumeexerciseofsuchoptionsorissuanceofshareswhensuchexercisesorissuancewouldbeanti-dilutive. Comprehensive Income Comprehensiveincomeconsistsofnetincome(loss)andOCI. OCIreferstogainsandlossesthatarenotincludedinnetincome(loss),butrecordeddirectlyinshareholders’equity. FortheyearsendingDecember31,2013and2012,comprehensiveincomeconsistsofnetincome,unrealizedgainsand lossesonfinancialinstruments,beingavailable-for-salesecuritiesandderivativefinancialinstrumentsdesignatedfor hedgeaccounting,netoftaxes,andunrealizedgainsandlossesonforeigncurrencytranslation,netoftaxes.Forthe yearendingDecember31,2011comprehensiveincomeconsistsofnetincome,unrealizedgainsandlossesonfinancial instruments,beingderivativefinancialinstrumentsdesignatedforhedgeaccounting,netoftaxesandunrealizedgains andlossesonforeigncurrencytranslation,netoftaxes. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-15 New US GAAP Accounting Pronouncements ForthebelowmentionedASUs,issuedin2013,theimpactonourFinancialStatementsneedstobeassessed: • • • InFebruary2013,FASBissuedASUNo.2013-04"Liabilities(Topic405):ObligationsResultingfromJointandSeveral LiabilityArrangementsforwhichtheTotalAmountoftheObligationisFixedattheReportingDate".Theobjectiveof theamendmentsinthisUpdateistoprovideguidancefortherecognition,measurementanddisclosureofobligations resultingfromjointanseveralliabilityarrangementsforwhichthetotalamountoftheobligationwithinthescopeof thisguidanceisfixedatthereportingdate,exceptforobligationsaddressedwithinexistingguidanceinUSGAAP. TheamendmentsinthisUpdateareeffectiveforfiscalyears,andinterimperiodswithinthoseyears,beginningafter December15,2013. InMarch2013,FASBissuedASUNo.2013-05"ForeignCurrencyMatters(Topic830):Parent’sAccountingforthe CumulativeTranslationAdjustmentuponDerecognitionofCertainSubsidiariesorGroupsofAssetswithinaForeign EntityorofanInvestmentinaForeignEntity".TheobjectiveoftheamendmentsinthisUpdateistoresolvethe diversityinpracticeaboutwhetherSubtopic810-10,“Consolidation-Overall”,orSubtopic830-30,“”ForeignCurrency Matters-TranslationofFinancialStatements”,appliestothereleaseofthecumulativetranslationadjustmentintonet incomewhenaparenteithersellsapartorallofitsinvestmentinaforeignentityornolongerholdsacontrolling financialinterestinasubsidiaryorgroupofassetsthatisanonprofitactivityorabusiness(otherthanasaleofin substancerealestateorconveyanceofoilandgasmineralrights)withinaforeignentity.Theamendmentsinthis Updateareeffectiveforfiscalyears,andinterimperiodswithinthoseyears,beginningafterDecember15,2013. InJuly2013,FASBissuedASUNo.2013-11"IncomeTaxes(Topic740):PresentationofanUnrecognizedTax BenefitWhenaNetOperatingLossCarryforward,aSimilarTaxLoss,oraTaxCreditCarryforwardExists".Topic 740,IncomeTaxes,doesnotincludeexplicitguidanceonthefinancialstatementpresentationofanunrecognized taxbenefitwhenanetoperatinglosscarryforward,asimilartaxloss,orataxcreditcarryforwardexists.There isdiversityinpracticeinthepresentationofunrecognizedtaxbenefitsinthoseinstances.Someentitiespresent unrecognizedtaxbenefitsasaliabilityunlesstheunrecognizedtaxbenefitisdirectlyassociatedwithataxposition takeninataxyearthatresultsin,orthatresultedin,therecognitionofanetoperatinglossortaxcreditcarryforward hasnotbeenutilized.Otherentitiespresentunrecognizedtaxbenefitsasareductionofadeferredtaxassetforanet operatinglossortaxcreditcarryforwardincertaincircumstances.TheobjectiveoftheamendmentsinthisUpdate istoeliminatethatdiversityinpractice.TheamendmentsinthisUpdateareeffectiveforfiscalyears,andinterim periodswithinthoseyears,beginningafterDecember15,2013. 2. Business Combinations OnMay30,2013,weconcludedtheacquisitionofCymerandobtainedcontrolthroughacquiring100percentof theissuedsharecapitalofCymer,foraconsiderationofEUR3.1billion.Therearenocontingentconsideration arrangements. Priortotheacquisition,Cymerwasanindustryleaderindevelopingandservicinglithographylightsourcesusedby chipmanufacturersworldwidetopatternadvancedsemiconductorchips.CymerhasproductionfacilitiesinSanDiego, California,theUnitedStatesofAmericaandinPyongtaek-city,SouthKorea,Asia. TheacquisitionofCymerwillsupportourstrategicobjectiveofdeliveringaneconomicallyviableEUVscannerto semiconductormanufacturerswithinthetimelinerequiredbyourcustomers.Inaddition,thereareopportunitiesto furtherenhanceCymer’sgrowingadvancedimmersionsystemsandrelatedinstalledbaseproductsbusiness. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-16 Thefollowingtablesummarizesthemajorclassesofconsiderationtransferred,andtherecognizedamountsofthefair valueoftheidentifiableassetsdistributedandthefairvalueoftheliabilitiesincurredorassumedattheacquisitiondate. (in thousands) Cashandcashequivalents Short-terminvestments Accountsreceivable,net Financereceivables,net Currenttaxassets Inventories,net Deferredtaxassets Otherassets,currentandnon-current Otherintangibleassets,net Property,plantandequipment,net May 30, 2013 EUR1 84,129 40,055 121,395 611 37,289 301,279 90,045 29,418 751,542 124,308 Assets acquired 1,580,071 Accountspayable Accruedandotherliabilities,currentandnon-current Deferredandothertaxliabilities Long-termdebt,currentandnon-current Liabilities assumed Total net identifiable assets ConsiderationpaidincashforthetransactiononMay30,2013 Fairvalueofshares2 Fairvalueofequityawardscashsettled Fairvalueofunvestedequityawardstobeexchanged Gainonsettlementofpre-existingrelationships Consideration transferred Goodwill on acquisition 151,412 90,900 297,977 609 540,898 1,039,173 486,325 2,347,663 41,516 43,527 178,427 3,097,458 2,058,285 1 2 AmountswereconvertedintoeuroattherateofUSD/EUR1.3043. Aspartoftheconsiderationtransferred,Cymershareswereconvertedintoarighttoreceive36,479,109ASMLordinaryshares.Theseshareswere valuedatUSD83.94beingtheopeningpriceonNASDAQatMay30,2013.AsatDecember31,2013,14,533ASMLordinarysharesarestilltobe issued. Priortotheacquisition,supplyandR&DarrangementsexistedbetweenCymerandASML.Thesepre-existing relationshipswereeffectivelysettledasaresultoftheacquisition.WedeterminedthattheR&Darrangementaswellas thesupplyarrangements(excludingEUV)wereatcurrentmarkettermsandthereforenogainorlosswasrecognized.We determinedthattheEUVsupplyarrangementswerefavorabletoASMLandthereforeagainofEUR178.4millionwas recognizedincostofsaleswithinourConsolidatedStatementsofOperations.Thisgainwasrecognizedseparatelyfrom thebusinesscombinationasitisnotpartoftheassetsacquiredorliabilitiesassumed.Theapproachforquantifyingthe favorablecomponenttoASMLoftheEUVsupplyarrangementsisbasedontheassessmentofthepricesforsuchlight sourcesiftheEUVsupplyarrangementswouldhavebeenrenegotiatedinMay2013.Thisapproachisinlinewith(and offsets)theexpectedlosses(forwhichaliabilityisrecognizedofEUR171.2millionincludedincoststobepaid,see Note13)toupgradethefirst11EUVsourcesinthefield,whichwasassumedbyASMLasaresultoftheacquisitionof Cymer. ThemajorityofthegoodwillarisingontheacquisitionofCymerisattributabletothefactthatwebelievethat theacquisitionwillhelpusachievingourstrategicobjectiveofdeliveringaneconomicallyviableEUVscannerto semiconductormanufacturersassoonasreasonablypossible.WebelievethatcombiningCymer'sexpertiseinEUVlight sourceswithourexpertiseinlithographysystemsdesignandintegrationwillreducetherisksrelatedtothesuccessful developmentofandacceleratetheintroductionofEUVtechnology.Withouttheacquisition,wedonotbelievethat CymerwouldhavesufficientresourcestocompletethedevelopmentoftheEUVlightsourceandasaresult,theonly waytomaketheEUVlightsourcedevelopmentsuccessfulwithoutadditionaldelaywasthroughtheacquisitionof Cymer.WebelievethattheacquisitionwillallowustomoreeffectivelypartitionresponsibilitiesbetweenCymer,its suppliersanduswithrespecttoEUVlightsourcedevelopment,therebyreducingriskandincreasingdevelopment speed.Also,synergiesareexpectedfromthecombination.AllgoodwillhasbeenallocatedtotheRUASML.Noneofthe goodwillrecognizedisexpectedtobedeductibleforincometaxpurposes. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-17 CymercontributedEUR178.7 milliontonetsalesandalossofEUR138.5milliontonetincome(includingachargeof EUR85.5millionrelatedtothepurchasepriceallocationadjustments)fortheperiodbetweenthedateofacquisitionand December31,2013. In2013,weincurredEUR7.8milliontransactioncostsrelatingtotheacquisitionofCymer.Thesecostsareincludedin SG&A. ThefollowingunauditedproformasummarypresentsestimatedconsolidatedinformationofASMLasiftheCymer acquisitionhadoccurredonJanuary1,2012.Theseamountshavebeencalculatedafterapplyingouraccounting policiesandadjustingtheresultsofCymertoreflectthechargesandbenefitsassumingthefairvalueadjustmentshad beenappliedfromJanuary1,2012withtheconsequentialtaxeffects. Pro Forma Year ended December 31 (in millions) Totalnetsales Netincome Unaudited 2013 EUR 5,362 1,031 1 Unaudited 2012 EUR 5,053 965 2 1 2 ProformanetincomewasadjustedtoexcludeEUR60millionofnon-recurringcostsrelatedtothefairvalueadjustmentstoacquisitiondate inventoryandexcludeEUR30millionofacquisitionrelatedcostsincurredin2013. ProformanetincomewasadjustedtoincludeEUR60millionofnon-recurringcostsrelatedtothefairvalueadjustmentstoacquisitiondateinventory andexcludeEUR15millionofacquisitionrelatedcostsincurredin2012. 3. Fair Value Measurements Fairvalueisthepricethatwouldbereceivedtosellanassetorpaidtotransferaliabilityinanorderlytransaction betweenmarketparticipantsatthemeasurementdate.Thefairvaluemeasurementhierarchyprioritizestheinputsto valuationtechniquesusedtomeasurefairvalueasfollows: • Level1:Valuationsbasedoninputssuchasquotedpricesforidenticalassetsorliabilitiesinactivemarketsthatthe entityhastheabilitytoaccess. • Level2:Valuationsbasedoninputsotherthanlevel1inputssuchasquotedpricesforsimilarassetsorliabilities, quotedpricesinmarketsthatarenotactive,orotherinputsthatareobservableorcanbecorroboratedbyobservable dataforsubstantiallythefulltermoftheassetsorliabilities. • Level3:Valuationsbasedoninputsthataresupportedbylittleornomarketactivityandthataresignificanttothefair valueoftheassetsorliabilities. Thefairvaluehierarchygivesthehighestprioritytoquotedprices(unadjusted)inactivemarketsforidenticalassets orliabilities(Level1)andthelowestprioritytounobservableinputs(Level3).Afinancialinstrument’sfairvalue classificationisbasedonthelowestlevelofanyinputthatissignificantinthefairvaluemeasurementhierarchy. Financial Assets and Financial Liabilities Measured at Fair Value on a Recurring Basis Investmentsinmoneymarketfunds(aspartofourcashandcashequivalents)havefairvaluemeasurementswhichare allbasedonquotedpricesforidenticalassetsorliabilities. Ouravailable-for-salefinancialinstrumentsconsistofDutchTreasuryCertificatesanddepositswiththeDutch government.DutchTreasuryCertificatesaretradedinanactivemarketandthefairvalueisdeterminedbasedonquoted marketpricesforidenticalassetsorliabilities.Thefairvalueofdepositsisdeterminedwithreferencetoquotedmarket pricesforsimilarassetsordiscountedcashflowanalysis. Theprincipalmarketinwhichweexecuteourderivativecontractsistheinstitutionalmarketinanover-the-counter environmentwithahighlevelofpricetransparency.Themarketparticipantsusuallyarelargecommercialbanks.The valuationinputsforourderivativecontractsarebasedonquotedpricesandquotingpricingintervalsfrompublicdata sources;theydonotinvolvemanagementjudgement. Thevaluationtechniqueusedtodeterminethefairvalueofforwardforeignexchangecontracts(usedforhedging purposes)approximatestheNPVtechniquewhichistheestimatedamountthatabankwouldreceiveorpaytoterminate theforwardforeignexchangecontractsatthereportingdate,takingintoaccountcurrentinterestratesandcurrent exchangerates. Thevaluationtechniqueusedtodeterminethefairvalueofinterestrateswaps(usedforhedgingpurposes)istheNPV technique,whichistheestimatedamountthatabankwouldreceiveorpaytoterminatetheswapagreementsatthe reportingdate,takingintoaccountcurrentinterestrates. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-18 OurEurobondsserveashedgeditemsinfairvaluehedgerelationshipsinwhichwehedgethevariabilityofchangesin thefairvalueofourEurobondsduetochangesinmarketinterestrateswithinterestrateswaps.Thefairvaluechanges oftheseinterestrateswapsarerecordedontheConsolidatedBalanceSheetsunderderivativefinancialinstruments (withinothercurrentassetsandothernon-currentassets)andthecarryingamountsoftheEurobondsareadjustedfor thesefairvaluechangesonly.FortheactualaggregatecarryingamountandthefairvalueofourEurobonds,seeNote 15. Thefollowingtablepresentsourfinancialassetsandfinancialliabilitiesthataremeasuredatfairvalueonarecurring basis: As of December 31, 2013 (in thousands) Assets Derivativefinancialinstruments1 Moneymarketfunds2 Short-terminvestments3 Total Liabilities Long-termdebt4 Derivativefinancialinstruments1 Total As of December 31, 2012 (inthousands) Assets Derivativefinancialinstruments1 Moneymarketfunds2 Short-terminvestments3 Total Liabilities Long-termdebt4 Derivativefinancialinstruments1 Total Level 1 EUR - 535,000 304,884 839,884 Level 2 EUR 71,620 - 375,000 446,620 - - - 1,021,930 11,652 1,033,582 Level 1 EUR - 385,420 279,988 665,408 - - - Level 2 EUR 151,748 - 650,017 801,765 759,490 10,893 770,383 Level 3 EUR - - - - - - - Level 3 EUR - - - - - - - Total EUR 71,620 535,000 679,884 1,286,504 1,021,930 11,652 1,033,582 Total EUR 151,748 385,420 930,005 1,467,173 759,490 10,893 770,383 Derivativefinancialinstrumentsconsistofforwardforeignexchangecontractsandinterestrateswaps.SeeNote4. 1 2 Moneymarketfundsarepartofourcashandcashequivalents. 3 4 Short-terminvestmentsconsistofDutchTreasuryCertificatesanddepositswiththeDutchgovernment. Long-termdebtmainlyrelatestoourEurobonds(carryingamountasatDecember31,2013:EUR1,021.9million(2012:EUR710.1million))and excludesaccruedinterest.ForfurtherdetailsseeNote15. TherewerenotransfersbetweenlevelsduringtheyearsendedDecember31,2013andDecember31,2012. Assets and Liabilities Measured at Fair Value on a Nonrecurring Basis In2013,werecognizedimpairmentchargesofEUR13.1million(2012:EUR3.2million;2011:EUR12.3million)on ourproperty,plantandequipment,mainlyrelatingtobuildings(EUR3.6million)andmachineryandequipment(EUR 8.0million).ValuationoftheseassetsisclassifiedasLevel3inthefairvaluehierarchysincetheirfairvalueswere determinedbasedonunobservableinputs.Theimpairmentchargeisdeterminedbasedonthedifferencebetweenthe assets’estimatedfairvalue(beingEUR16.4million)andtheircarryingamount.Forfurtherinformation,seeNote12. Wedidnotrecognizeanyimpairmentchargesforgoodwillandotherintangibleassetsduring2013.SeeNotes10and11 formoreinformation.ForfairvaluemeasurementsinrelationtotheacquisitionofCymer,werefertoNote2. 4. Financial Risk Management Weareexposedtocertainfinancialriskssuchasmarketrisk(includingforeigncurrencyriskandinterestraterisk), creditrisk,liquidityriskandcapitalrisk.Theoverallriskmanagementprogramfocusesontheunpredictabilityof financialmarketsandseekstominimizepotentiallyadverseeffectsonourfinancialperformance.Weusederivative financialinstrumentstohedgecertainriskexposures.Noneofourtransactionsareenteredintofortradingor speculativepurposes.Webelievethatmarketinformationisthemostreliableandtransparentmeasureforourderivative financialinstrumentsthataremeasuredatfairvalue. Foreign Currency Risk Management Oursalesarepredominatelydenominatedineuros.Exceptionsmayoccuronacustomerbycustomerbasis.Ourcost ofsalesandothercostsaremainlydenominatedineuros,toacertainextentinU.S.dollarandJapaneseYenandtoa limitedextentinothercurrencies.Therefore,weareexposedtoforeigncurrencyexchangerisk. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-19 Itisourpolicytohedgematerialtransactionexposures,suchasforecastedsalesandpurchasetransactions,and materialnetremeasurementexposures,suchasaccountsreceivableandpayable.Wehedgetheseexposuresthrough theuseofforeignexchangecontracts. AsofDecember31,2013,accumulatedOCIincludesEUR10.7million(netoftaxes:EUR9.5million;2012:EUR5.3 millionloss)representingthetotalanticipatedlosstobechargedtocostofsales,whichwilloffsettheEURequivalentof foreigncurrencydenominatedforecastedpurchasetransactions.Allamountsareexpectedtobechargedoverthenext 12months.AsofDecember31,2013,noamountwasincludedinaccumulatedOCIrepresentingthetotalanticipated gaintobereleasedtosales(2012:EUR4.3milliongain,netoftaxes).Theeffectivenessofallcontractsforwhichwe applyhedgeaccountingismonitoredonaquarterlybasisthroughoutthelifeofthehedges.During2012and2013,no ineffectivehedgerelationshipswererecognized. Interest Rate Risk Management Wehaveinterest-bearingassetsandliabilitiesthatexposeustofluctuationsinmarketinterestrates.Weuseinterest rateswapstoaligntheinterest-typicaltermsofinterest-bearingliabilitieswiththeinterest-typicaltermsofinterest- bearingassets.Theremayberesidualinterestraterisktotheextenttheassetandliabilitypositionsdonotfullyoffset. Aspartofourhedgingpolicy,weuseinterestrateswapstohedgechangesinfairvalueofourEurobondsdueto changesinmarketinterestrates,therebyoffsettingthevariabilityoffutureinterestreceiptsonpartofourcashand cashequivalents.During2013,thesehedgeswerehighlyeffectiveinhedgingthefairvalueexposuretointerestrate movements.ThechangesinfairvalueoftheEurobondswereincludedatthesametimeintheConsolidatedStatements ofOperationsasthechangesinthefairvalueoftheinterestrateswaps. Furthermore,aspartofourhedgingpolicy,weuseinterestrateswapstohedgethevariabilityoffutureinterestcash flowsrelatingtocertainofouroperatingleaseobligations.During2013,thesehedgeswerehighlyeffectiveinhedging thecashflowexposuretointerestratemovements. Financial Instruments Weuseforeignexchangecontractstomanageourforeigncurrencyriskandinterestrateswapstomanageourinterest raterisk.Thefollowingtablesummarizesthenotionalamountsandestimatedfairvaluesofourderivativefinancial instruments: (in thousands) Forwardforeignexchangecontracts¹ Interestrateswaps² As of December 31 Notional amount EUR 986,986 1,013,053 Fair Value Notional amount EUR 262,146 624,900 EUR 8,583 51,385 Fair Value EUR 16,805 124,050 2013 2012 1 2 Relatestoforwardcontractsassignedasahedgetoforecastedsalesandpurchasetransactionsandtomonetaryassetsandliabilities,mainlyinU.S. dollarandJapaneseYen. Relatestointerestrateswapsassignedasahedgetointerestbearingassetsandliabilities,mainlyrelatedtoourEurobonds;thefairvalueofthe interestrateswapsincludesaccruedinterest. Thefollowingtablesummarizesourderivativefinancialinstrumentspercategory: As of December 31 (in thousands) Interestrateswaps-cashflowhedges Interestrateswaps-fairvaluehedges Forwardforeignexchangecontracts-cashflowhedges Forwardforeignexchangecontracts-otherhedges(nohedgeaccounting) Total Lessnon-currentportion: Interestrateswaps-cashflowhedges Interestrateswaps-fairvaluehedges Total non-current portion 2013 2012 Assets EUR - 54,983 3 16,634 71,620 - 30,777 30,777 Liabilities EUR 3,598 - 6,039 2,015 11,652 2,608 - 2,608 Assets EUR - 128,830 5,975 16,943 151,748 - 101,651 101,651 Total current portion 40,843 9,044 50,097 Liabilities EUR 4,780 - 5,688 425 10,893 4,032 - 4,032 6,861 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-20 Thefairvaluepartofahedgingderivativefinancialinstrumentsthathasaremainingtermof12monthsorlessafter balancesheetdateisclassifiedascurrentassetorliability.Whenthefairvaluepartofahedgingderivativehasa termofmorethan12monthsafterbalancesheetdate,itisclassifiedasnon-currentassetorliability.Thecurrent portionofderivativefinancialinstrumentsisincludedinrespectivelyothercurrentassetsandcurrentaccruedandother liabilitiesintheConsolidatedBalanceSheets.Thenon-currentportionofderivativefinancialinstrumentsisincludedin, respectively,othernon-currentassetsandnon-currentaccruedandotherliabilitiesintheConsolidatedBalanceSheets. Forfurtherinformationregardingourderivativefinancialinstruments,seeNotes1and3. Foreign Exchange Contracts ThenotionalprincipalamountsoftheoutstandingforwardforeignexchangecontractsinthemaincurrenciesU.S.dollar andJapaneseyenatDecember31,2013areUSD1,144.0millionandJPY2.2billion(2012:USD159.8millionandJPY 8.4billion). Thehedgedhighlyprobableforecastedtransactionsdenominatedinforeigncurrencyareexpectedtooccuratvarious datesduringthecoming12months.GainsandlossesrecognizedinOCIonforwardforeignexchangecontractsasof December31,2013willberecognizedintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsintheperiodorperiodsduring whichthehedgedforecastedtransactionsaffecttheConsolidatedStatementsofOperations. In2013,werecognizedanetamountofEUR2.3milliongain(2012:EUR8.7milliongain;2011:EUR58.1million loss)intheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsresultingfromeffectivecashflowhedgesforforecastedsalesand purchasetransactionsthatoccurredintheyear.Furthermore,werecognizedanetamountofEUR62.5milliongainin theConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsresultingfromderivativefinancialinstrumentsmeasuredatfairvaluethrough profitorloss(2012:EUR3.0milliongain;2011:EUR38.3millionloss). Interest Rate Swaps ThenotionalprincipalamountsoftheoutstandinginterestrateswapcontractsasofDecember31,2013wereEUR 1,013.1million(2012:EUR624.9million). Credit Risk Management Financialinstrumentsthatpotentiallysubjectustosignificantconcentrationofcreditriskconsistprincipallyofcash andcashequivalents,short-terminvestments,derivativefinancialinstrumentsusedforhedgingactivities,accounts receivableandfinancereceivables. Cashandcashequivalents,short-terminvestmentsandderivativefinancialinstrumentscontainanelementofriskof thecounterpartiesbeingunabletomeettheirobligations.Ourriskmanagementprogramfocusesappropriatelyon thecurrentenvironmentofuncertaintyinthefinancialmarkets,especiallyintheeuro-zone.Weinvestourcashand cashequivalentsandshort-terminvestmentsinshort-termdepositswithhigh-ratedfinancialinstitutionsandtheDutch government,inDutchTreasuryCertificatesandinAAAm-ratedmoneymarketfundsthatinvestinhigh-ratedshort-term debtsecuritiesoffinancialinstitutionsandgovernments.Tomitigatetheriskthatanyofourcounterpartiesinhedging transactionsisunabletomeetitsobligations,weonlyenterintotransactionswithalimitednumberofmajorfinancial institutionsthathavegoodcreditratingsandcloselymonitorthecreditworthinessofourcounterparties.Concentration riskismitigatedbylimitingtheexposuretoasinglecounterparty. OurcustomersconsistofICmanufacturerslocatedthroughouttheworld.Weperformongoingcreditevaluationsof ourcustomers’financialcondition.Wetakeadditionalmeasurestomitigatecreditriskwhenconsideredappropriateby meansofe.g.downpayments,lettersofcreditorretentionofownershipprovisionsincontracts.Retentionofownership enablesustorecoverthesystemsintheeventacustomerdefaultsonpayment. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-21 5. Cash and Cash Equivalents and Short-term Investments CashandcashequivalentsatDecember31,2013includedepositswithhigh-ratedfinancialinstitutionsandtheDutch governmentofEUR853.5million(2012:EUR775.6million),investmentsinAAAm-ratedmoneymarketfundsthatinvest inhigh-rateddebtsecuritiesoffinancialinstitutionsandgovernmentsofEUR535.0million(2012:EUR385.4million) andinterest-bearingbankaccountsofEUR942.2million(2012:EUR606.6million).Ourcashandcashequivalentsare predominantlydenominatedineurosandpartlyinU.S.dollars. Cashandcashequivalentshaveinsignificantinterestrateriskandremainingmaturitiesofthreemonthsorlessatthe dateofacquisition.ExceptforanamountofEUR4.7million,norestrictionsonusageofcashandcashequivalents exist.Thecarryingamountoftheseassetsapproximatestheirfairvalue. Short-terminvestmentshaveinsignificantinterestrateriskandremainingmaturitieslongerthanthreemonthsbutless thanoneyearatthedateofacquisition. Short-terminvestments(classifiedasavailableforsalesecurities)consistofthefollowing: As of December 31, 2013 (in thousands) DutchTreasuryCertificates Deposits Total As of December 31, 2012 (in thousands) DutchTreasuryCertificates Deposits Total Cost basis 304,884 375,000 679,884 Cost basis 279,988 650,017 930,005 Unrealized Gains - - - Unrealized Gains - - - Unrealized Losses - - - Recorded Basis 304,884 375,000 679,884 Unrealized Losses - - - Recorded Basis 279,988 650,017 930,005 6. Accounts Receivable Accountsreceivableconsistofthefollowing: As of December 31 (in thousands) Accountsreceivable,gross Allowancefordoubtfulreceivables Accounts receivable, net 2013 EUR 880,169 (1,848) 878,321 2012 EUR 607,359 (2,071) 605,288 TheincreaseinaccountsreceivableasofDecember31,2013comparedtoDecember31,2012ismainlycausedbyan increasednumberofsystemsshippedandrecognizedinsalesinthelastmonthsof2013comparedtothelastmonths of2012. Thecarryingamountoftheaccountsreceivableapproximatesthefairvalue.Weperformongoingcreditevaluations onourcustomers’financialcondition.Weperiodicallyreviewwhetheranallowanceforcreditlossesisneededby consideringfactorssuchashistoricalpaymentexperience,creditquality,agingoftheaccountsreceivablebalances,and currenteconomicconditionsthatmayaffectacustomer’sabilitytopay. Movementsoftheallowancefordoubtfulreceivablesareasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) Balanceatbeginningofyear Additionfortheyear1 Utilizationoftheprovision Allowance for doubtful receivables 2013 EUR (2,071) (1,062) 1,285 (1,848) 2012 EUR (2,582) (458) 969 (2,071) 1 Theadditionfortheyearisrecordedinthecostofsales. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-22 7. Finance Receivables Financereceivablesconsistofthenetinvestmentinsales-typeleases.Thefollowingtableliststhecomponentsofthe financereceivablesasofDecember31,2013and2012: As of December 31 (in thousands) Financereceivables,gross Unearnedinterest Finance receivables, net Currentportionoffinancereceivables,gross Currentportionofunearnedinterest Non-current portion of finance receivables, net 2013 EUR 302,977 (6,488) 296,489 254,227 (3,755) 46,017 2012 EUR 309,616 (5,828) 303,788 268,617 (3,450) 38,621 TheslightdecreaseinfinancereceivablesasofDecember31,2013comparedtoDecember31,2012iscausedbya changeintheproductmix(lowernumberofhigh-endsystemtypesincludedattheendof2013comparedto2012).At December31,2013,thefinancereceivablesdueforpaymentineachofthenextfiveyearsandthereafterareasfollows: (in thousands) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Thereafter Finance receivables, gross EUR 254,227 - 6,150 36,450 6,150 - 302,977 Weperformongoingcreditevaluationsonourcustomers’financialcondition.Weperiodicallyreviewwhetheran allowanceforcreditlossesisneededbyconsideringfactorssuchashistoricalpaymentexperience,creditquality,the agingofthefinancereceivablesbalances,andcurrenteconomicconditionsthatmayaffectacustomer’sabilitytopay. In2013and2012,wedidnotrecordanyexpectedcreditlossesfromfinancereceivables.AsofDecember31,2013the financereceivableswereneitherpastduenorimpaired. 8. Inventories Inventoriesconsistofthefollowing: As of December 31 (in thousands) Rawmaterials Work-in-process Finishedproducts Inventories, gross Allowanceforobsolescenceand/orlowermarketvalue Inventories, net 2013 EUR 438,853 1,549,119 666,648 2,654,620 (261,598) 2,393,022 Asummaryofactivityintheallowanceforobsolescenceand/orlowermarketvalueisasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) Balanceatbeginningofyear Additionfortheyear Effectofchangesinexchangerates Utilizationoftheprovision Allowance for obsolescence and/or lower market value 2013 EUR (267,366) (164,852) 2,532 168,088 (261,598) 2012 EUR 307,315 1,074,042 742,979 2,124,336 (267,366) 1,856,970 2012 EUR (193,513) (130,911) 1,009 56,049 (267,366) In2013,theadditionfortheyearisrecordedincostofsalesforanamountofEUR155.4millionandR&Dcostsfor anamountofEUR9.5million(2012:costofsalesEUR125.2millionandR&DcostsforanamountofEUR5.7million). The2013additionfortheyearmainlyrelatestoinventoryitemswhichwereceasedtobeusedduetotechnological developmentsanddesignchangeswhichresultedinobsolescenceofcertainparts. Utilizationoftheprovisionmainlyrelatestothesaleandscrappingofobsoleteinventories.In2013ASMLmadenoprofit onthesaleofinventoriesthathadbeenpreviouslywrittendown(2012:EUR2.3million). ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-23 9. Other Assets Othercurrentassetsconsistofthefollowing: As of December 31 (in thousands) AdvancepaymentstoZeiss Prepaidexpenses Derivativefinancialinstruments VAT Otherreceivables Other current assets 2013 EUR 99,415 100,077 40,843 67,381 28,705 336,421 2012 EUR 70,257 64,708 50,097 25,215 35,728 246,005 Zeissisoursolesupplierofmainopticalsystems(includinglenses)and,fromtimetotime,receivesnon-interestbearing advancepaymentsfromusthatsupportsZeiss'work-in-process,therebysecuringlensandopticalmoduledeliveriesto us.AmountsowedundertheseadvancepaymentsaresettledthroughfuturelensorEUVopticalmoduledeliveries. Prepaidexpensesincludeprepaidincometaxesonintercompanyprofit,notrealizedbytheASMLgroupofEUR45.4 millionasofDecember31,2013(2012:EUR29.8million). Derivativefinancialinstrumentsconsistofforwardforeignexchangecontractsandthecurrentpartoftheaggregatefair valueofinterestrateswaps,seeNote4. Othernon-currentassetsconsistofthefollowing: As of December 31 (in thousands) AdvancepaymentstoZeiss Derivativefinancialinstruments Compensationplanassets1 Prepaidexpenses SubordinatedloangrantedtolessorinrespectofVeldhovenheadquarters2 Other Other non-current assets 2013 EUR 224,123 30,777 20,174 10,950 5,445 7,090 298,559 2012 EUR 183,025 101,651 12,080 4,462 5,445 4,875 311,538 1 2 ForfurtherdetailsoncompensationplanassetsseeNote18. ForfurtherdetailsontheloangrantedtolessorinrespectofVeldhovenheadquartersseeNote12. Thenon-currentpartofnon-interestbearingadvancepaymentstoZeissmainlyrelatestopaymentsmadetosupport Zeiss'investmentsinASML’sEUVprogram,whicharesettledthroughfutureEUVopticalmoduledeliveries. Derivativefinancialinstrumentsconsistofthenon-currentpartofthefairvalueofinterestrateswaps,seeNote4. 10. Goodwill Changesingoodwillaresummarizedasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) Cost Balance,January1 Acquisitionthroughbusinesscombinations Effectofchangesinexchangerates Goodwill 2013 EUR 149,168 2,058,285 (118,864) 2,088,589 2012 EUR 146,044 6,038 (2,914) 149,168 GoodwillincreasedduetotheacquisitionofCymer.Formoreinformationwithrespecttobusinesscombinations,see Note2. Goodwillistestedforimpairmentannuallyattheendofthethirdquarterandwhenevereventsorchangesin circumstancesindicatethatthecarryingamountofthegoodwillmaynotberecoverable. DuetotheacquisitionofCymerwehavere-evaluatedourRUstructurein2013.Asaresult,allgoodwillrecognizedin relationtotheacquisitionofCymerisallocatedtotheRUASML.ThefairvalueoftheRUASMLisbasedonASML's marketcapitalization. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-24 Basedontherecoverabilitytestingduringtheannualgoodwillimpairmenttest,webelievethatthefairvalueofthe RUASMLsubstantiallyexceedsitscarryingvalue,thereforegoodwillwasnotimpairedasofDecember31,2013and December31,2012. 11. Other Intangible Assets Otherintangibleassetsconsistofbothfinite-livedintangibleassetsandindefinite-livedintangibleassets.Themainpart oftheotherintangibleassetswasacquiredaspartoftheacquisitionsofBrionandCymer.Formoreinformationwith respecttobusinesscombinations,seeNote2. Finite-livedotherintangibleassetsconsistofthefollowing: (in thousands) Cost Balance,January1,2012 Additions Balance,December31,2012 Acquisitionsthroughbusinesscombinations Additions Effectofchangesinexchangerates Balance, December 31, 2013 Accumulated amortization Balance,January1,2012 Amortization Balance,December31,2012 Amortization Effectofchangesinexchangerates Balance, December 31, 2013 Brands EUR - - - 13,280 - (726) 12,554 - - - 382 (13) 369 Carrying amount December31,2012 December 31, 2013 - 12,185 Intellectual property EUR Developed technology EUR Customer relationships EUR 49,031 - 49,031 427,797 - (23,380) 453,448 44,271 4,080 48,351 18,694 (596) 66,449 8,733 - 8,733 162,980 - (8,907) 162,806 5,277 1,092 6,369 6,332 (174) 12,527 Other EUR 2,231 - 2,231 - - - 2,231 2,103 109 2,212 19 - 2,231 Total EUR 107,245 7,658 114,903 604,057 4,000 (33,013) 689,947 98,879 6,081 104,960 27,562 (783) 131,739 680 386,999 2,364 150,279 19 - 9,943 558,208 47,250 7,658 54,908 - 4,000 - 58,908 47,228 800 48,028 2,135 - 50,163 6,880 8,745 Theweighted-averageamortizationperiodforthetotalfinite-livedotherintangibleassetsacquired,asaresultofthe acquisitionofCymer,is15.2years. Theweighted-averageamortizationperiodforthefinite-livedotherintangibleassetsacquired,asaresultofthe acquisitionofCymer,bymajorintangibleassetclassisasfollows: (in years) Weighted-averageamortizationperiod Brands 20.0 Developed technology Customer relationships 17.9 14.0 Acquiredfinite-livedotherintangibleassetsareamortizedonastraight-linebasisnottakingintoaccountanyresidual value. Intellectualpropertyrelatestolicensesandpatentspurchasedfromthirdparties.During2013,weacquiredintellectual propertyfromthirdpartiesforanamountofEUR4.0million(2012:EUR7.7million). ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-25 Indefinite-livedotherintangibleassetsconsistofthefollowing: (in thousands) Cost Balance,January1,2012 Additions Balance,December31,2012 Acquisitionsthroughbusinesscombinations Additions Effectofchangesinexchangerates Carrying amount, December 31, 2013 In-process R&D EUR - - - 147,485 - (8,059) 139,426 Allacquiredinfinite-livedotherintangibleassetsareallocatedtotheRUASML. Brands,Developedtechnology,Customerrelationships,In-processR&DandOtherwereobtainedfromtheacquisitions ofCymer(2013)andBrion(2007). During2013,werecordedamortizationchargesofEUR27.6million(2012:EUR6.1million;2011:EUR5.3million)which wererecordedincostofsalesforEUR27.0million(2012:EUR6.0million;2011:EUR5.3million)andinR&Dcostsfor EUR0.6million(2012:EUR0.1millionand2011:nil). During2013,2012and2011,wedidnotrecordanyimpairmentchargesforotherintangibleassets. AsatDecember31,2013,theestimatedamortizationexpensesforotherintangibleassets,forthenextfiveyearsand thereafter,areasfollows: (in thousands) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Thereafter EUR 42,227 41,317 52,753 51,958 50,619 458,760 Amortization expenses 697,634 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-26 12. Property, Plant and Equipment Property,plantandequipmentconsistofthefollowing: Land, buildings and constructions EUR Machinery and equipment EUR Leasehold improvements EUR Furniture, fixtures and other equipment EUR (in thousands) Cost Balance,January1,2012 Additions Disposals Effectofchangesinexchangerates Balance,December31,2012 Acquisitionsthroughbusinesscombinations Additions Disposals Effectofchangesinexchangerates Balance, December 31, 2013 Accumulated depreciation and impairment Balance,January1,2012 Depreciation Impairmentcharges Disposals Effectofchangesinexchangerates Balance,December31,2012 Depreciation Impairmentcharges Disposals Effectofchangesinexchangerates Balance, December 31, 2013 Carrying amount December31,2012 December 31, 2013 742,141 106,234 (347) (995) 847,033 71,040 123,646 (14) (6,605) 1,035,100 155,877 31,598 649 (347) (505) 187,272 47,791 3,619 (5) (1,116) 237,561 659,761 797,539 764,023 248,429 (317,022) (4,671) 690,759 48,965 171,895 (90,244) (17,490) 803,885 401,800 110,571 906 (92,205) (3,090) 417,982 114,677 7,997 (42,625) (8,068) 489,963 272,777 313,922 206,660 8,883 (300) (391) 214,852 1,057 11,543 (336) (1,464) 225,652 145,775 13,416 - (248) (165) 158,778 12,415 1,352 (266) (422) 171,857 56,074 53,795 Total EUR 2,057,803 386,295 (348,563) (6,116) 2,089,419 124,308 339,252 (92,519) (27,342) 2,433,118 1,004,193 179,253 3,234 (123,375) (3,809) 1,059,496 197,053 13,057 (44,178) (10,150) 1,215,278 344,979 22,749 (30,894) (59) 336,775 3,246 32,168 (1,925) (1,783) 368,481 300,741 23,668 1,679 (30,575) (49) 295,464 22,170 89 (1,282) (544) 315,897 41,311 52,584 1,029,923 1,217,840 Property,plantandequipmentincludeamountsrecordedasaresultoftheacquisitionofCymer.Formoreinformation withrespecttobusinesscombinations,werefertoNote2. AsofDecember31,2013,thecarryingamountincludesassetsunderconstructionforland,buildingsandconstructions ofEUR49.3million(2012:EUR5.5million),machineryandequipmentofEUR35.9million(2012:EUR21.8million), leaseholdimprovementsofEUR1.0million(2012:EUR1.0million)andfurniture,fixturesandotherequipmentofEUR 13.9million(2012:EUR9.3million).AsofDecember31,2013,thecarryingamountoflandamountstoEUR79.2million (2012:EUR60.7million). Themajorityoftheadditionsanddisposalsin2013and2012relatetomachineryandequipment(includingoperating leasestocustomers,prototypes,evaluationandtrainingsystems).ThesesystemsaresimilartothosethatASMLsells initsordinarycourseofbusiness.Thesystemsarecapitalizedunderproperty,plantandequipmentbecausetheyare heldforownuse,foroperatingleaseandforevaluationpurposes.Thesesystemsarerecordedatcostanddepreciated overtheirexpectedusefullifetakingintoconsiderationtheirresidualvalue.Fromthetimethattheseassetsareno longerheldforusebutintendedforsaleintheordinarycourseofbusiness,theyarereclassifiedfromproperty,plantand equipmenttoinventoryattheloweroftheircarryingvalueorfairmarketvalue.Sincethetransfersbetweeninventory andproperty,plantandequipmentarenon-cashevents,thesearenotreflectedintheConsolidatedStatementsof CashFlows.AnamountofEUR115.9million(2012:EUR204.8million)oftheadditionsrelatestonon-cashtransfers frominventoryandanamountofEUR12.5million(2012:EUR9.6million)relatestoothernon-cashmovements(mainly capitalexpendituresnotyetpaidasatDecember31,2013).AnamountofEUR48.2million(2012:EUR222.9million)of thedisposalsrelatestonon-cashtransferstoinventory.Whensold,theproceedsandcostofthesesystemsare recordedasnetsalesandcostofsales,respectively,identicaltothetreatmentofothersalestransactions.Thecostof salesforthesesystemsincludestheinventoryvalueandtheadditionalcostsofrefurbishing(materialsandlabor). Theimpairmentchargesrecordedin2013mainlyrelatedtobuildings(EUR3.6million)andmachineryandequipment (EUR8.0million).Werecordedimpairmentchargesinbuildingsrelatingtotherebuildofcleanroomcabinsandin machineryandequipmentrelatingtoprototypes.Thetotalimpairmentchargesweredeterminedbasedonthedifference betweentheassets’estimatedfairvalue(beingEUR16.4million)andtheircarryingamount. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-27 Theimpairmentchargesrecordedin2012mainlyrelatedtofurniture,fixtureandotherequipment(EUR1.7million).We recordedimpairmentchargeswithrespecttosoftwarewhichceasedtobeused.Thetotalimpairmentchargeswere determinedbasedonthedifferencebetweentheassets’estimatedfairvalue(beingEUR0.1million)andtheircarrying amount. Theimpairmentchargesrecordedin2011mainlyrelatedtomachineryandequipmentandfurniture,fixtureandother equipment(EUR9.5million).Werecordedimpairmentchargeswithrespecttotechnicalequipmentandsoftware whichceasedtobeused.Thetotalimpairmentchargesweredeterminedbasedonthedifferencebetweentheassets’ estimatedfairvalue(beingEUR1.9million)andtheircarryingamount. AsofDecember31,2013,thecarryingamountofmachineryandequipmentincludesanamountofEUR36.7millionwith respecttoevaluationandoperatingleasesystems(2012:EUR82.2million). During2013,werecordedimpairmentchargesofEUR13.1million(2012:EUR3.2million;2011:EUR12.3million)of whichwerecordedEUR6.3million(2012:EUR1.0million;2011:EUR6.2million)incostofsales,EUR6.7million(2012: EUR0.5million;2011:EUR3.5million)inR&DcostsandEUR0.1million(2012:EUR1.7million;2011:EUR2.6million) inSG&Acosts. During2013,werecordeddepreciationchargesofEUR197.1million(2012:EUR179.3million;2011:EUR158.0million) ofwhichwerecordedEUR144.1million(2012:EUR147.7million;2011:EUR117.7million)incostofsales,EUR35.0 million(2012EUR15.3million;2011:EUR24.9million)inR&DcostsandEUR18.0million(2012:EUR16.3million;2011: EUR15.4million)inSG&Acosts. Variable Interest Entity Thecarryingamountofland,buildingsandconstructionsincludesanamountofEUR30.9million(2012:EUR32.4 million)relatingtoourheadquartersinVeldhoven,theNetherlands,whichisownedbyKoppelenwegIIB.V.,a"VIE". Asof2003,weareleasingtheVeldhovenheadquartersforaperiodof15years(startingin2003)fromanentity("lessor") thatwasincorporatedbytheVIEShareholders.Thelessor’sshareholders'equityamountstoEUR1.9millionandhas notchangedsince2003. TheVIEshareholderseachgrantedaloanofEUR11.6millionandafourthbankgrantedaloanofEUR12.3million (EUR47.1millionintotal)totheparentofthelessor.ASMLprovidedtheparentofthelessorwithasubordinatedloan ofEUR5.4millionandhasapurchaseoptionthatisexercisableeitherattheendoftheleasein2018,atapriceof EUR24.5million,orduringtheleaseatapriceequaltothebookvalueoftheassets.Thetotalassetsofthelessor entityamountedtoEUR54.5millionatinceptionofthelease.TheentityisdeterminedtobeaVIEbecausetheequity investorsdonothavesufficientequityatriskforthelegalentitytofinanceitsactivitieswithoutsufficientadditional subordinatedsupport. TheprimarypurposeforwhichtheVIEwascreatedwastoprovideASMLwithuseofthebuildingfor15years,where ASMLdoesnotretainsubstantiallyalltherisksandrewardsfromchangesinvalueofthebuilding.Themainactivities oftheentityaretorent,re-marketandultimatelysellthebuildingthatisownedbytheVIE.Theeconomicperformance oftheVIEismostsignificantlyimpactedbytheabilityofthelessee(ASML)toexercisethepurchaseoptionatanytime duringtheleaseterm,andthuswecouldpotentiallybenefitfromincreasesinthefairvalueofthebuilding. Whilethedebtholdershaveaninterest,andmayabsorblosses,andtheequityholdershaveaninterestandmayreceive benefits,theydonothavethepowertodirectactivitiesthatmostsignificantlyimpacttheentity’seconomicperformance andtherefore,cannotbetheprimarybeneficiary.Throughthepre-determinedpriceofthecalloptionASMLhasthe powerovertheVIE,thereforeonlyASMLmeetsboththepowerandlosses/benefitcriterionandconsolidatestheVIE. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-28 13. Accrued and Other Liabilities Accruedandotherliabilitiesconsistofthefollowing: As of December 31 (in thousands) Deferredrevenue Coststobepaid Downpaymentsfromcustomers Personnelrelateditems Derivativefinancialinstruments Standardwarrantyreserve Other Accrued and other liabilities Less:non-currentportionofaccruedandotherliabilities1 Current portion of accrued and other liabilities 2013 EUR 939,358 440,010 821,959 247,246 11,652 27,475 12,324 2,500,024 283,142 2,216,882 2012 EUR 739,136 278,066 1,033,768 200,670 10,893 21,626 1,352 2,285,511 405,141 1,880,370 1 Themainpartofthenon-currentportionofaccruedandotherliabilitiesrelatestodownpaymentsreceivedfromcustomersregardingfuture shipmentsofEUVsystemsanddeferralswithrespecttoservices. Theincreaseinaccruedandotherliabilitiesmainlyrelatestotheincreaseindeferredrevenueandcoststobepaid, partlyoffsetbythedecreaseindownpaymentsfromcustomers. DeferredrevenueasofDecember31,2013mainlyconsistsofawardcreditsregardingfreeordiscountedproducts orservicesaspartofvolumepurchaseagreementsamountingtoEUR660.1million(2012:EUR581.5million)and prepaidextendedandenhanced(optic)warrantycontractsamountingtoEUR261.2million(2012:EUR242.2million).In addition,thedeferredrevenuealsoincludesdeferralswithrespecttoourfirstthird-generationEUVsystem,NXE:3300B. CoststobepaidincludeanamountofEUR171.2millionrelatingtotheexpectedlossestoupgradethefirst11EUV sourcesinthefield,whichwasassumedbyASMLasaresultoftheacquisitionofCymer.Inaddition,coststobepaid includeaccruedcostforunbilledservicesprovidedbysuppliersincludingcontractedlabor,outsourcedservicesand consultancy. WereceivedownpaymentsfromcustomerspriortoshipmentforsystemsincludedinASML’scurrentproductportfolio orsystemscurrentlyunderdevelopment. Personnelrelateditemsmainlyconsistofaccruedmanagementbonuses,accruedprofitsharing,accruedvacationdays, accruedvacationallowance,accruedwagetax,socialsecuritiesandaccruedpensionpremiums. Derivativefinancialinstrumentsconsistofthefairvalueofforeigncurrencycontractsandtheaggregatefairvalueof interestrateswapswhichincludesaccruedinterest,seeNote4. Changesinstandardwarrantyreservefortheyears2013and2012areasfollows: (in thousands) Balance,January1 Acquisitionsthroughbusinesscombinations Additionsfortheyear Utilizationofthereserve Releaseofthereserve Effectofexchangerates Standard warranty reserve 2013 EUR 21,626 2,978 37,124 (19,924) (13,076) (1,253) 27,475 2012 EUR 43,273 - 35,735 (33,746) (22,733) (903) 21,626 Thereleaseofthereserveisduetoachangeinaccountingestimatebasedonlowerthanexpectedhistoricalwarranty expensesasaresultofanimprovedlearning-curveconcerningoursystems.Thereleasehasbeenincludedincostof sales. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-29 14. Provisions Themovementintheprovisionforleasecontractterminationcostsisasfollows: (in thousands) Balance,January1 Utilizationoftheprovision Releaseoftheprovision Unwindingofdiscount Effectofexchangerates Provision for lease contract termination costs Less:currentportionofprovisionforleasecontractterminationcosts Non-current portion of provision for lease contract termination costs 2013 EUR 10,254 (2,790) (1,011) 391 3 6,847 2,227 4,620 2012 EUR 12,338 (2,545) - 628 (167) 10,254 2,280 7,974 Theprovisionforleasecontractterminationcostsrelatestoanoperatingleasecontractforabuildingforwhichno economicbenefitsareexpected.Theprovisionforleasecontractterminationcostsisexpectedtobefullyutilizedby 2017. 15. Long-term Debt Long-termdebtconsistsofthefollowing: As of December 31 (in thousands) EUR600million5.75percentseniornotesdue2017,carryingamount EUR750million3.375percentseniornotesdue2023,carryingamount Loanheadquarterbuilding1 Other Long-term debt Less:currentportionoflong-termdebt Non-current portion of long-term debt 2013 EUR 270,339 751,591 30,936 21,704 1,074,570 4,385 1,070,185 2012 EUR 710,095 - 32,366 17,029 759,490 3,610 755,880 1 ThisloanrelatestoourVIE,seeNote12. OurobligationstomakeprincipalrepaymentsunderourEurobondsandotherborrowingarrangementsexcluding interestexpenseasofDecember31,2013,forthenextfiveyearsandthereafter,areasfollows: Long-term debt Less:currentportionoflong-termdebt Non-current portion of long-term debt (in thousands) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Thereafter EUR 4,385 4,252 4,211 242,361 27,997 757,467 1,040,673 4,385 1,036,288 Eurobonds ThefollowingtablesummarizesthecarryingamountofouroutstandingEurobonds,includingthefairvalueofinterest rateswapsusedtohedgethechangeinthefairvalueoftheEurobonds: As of December 31 (in thousands) Amortizedcostamount Fairvalueinterestrateswaps1 Carrying amount 2013 EUR 981,291 40,639 1,021,930 2012 EUR 600,000 110,095 710,095 1 Thefairvalueoftheinterestrateswapsexcludesaccruedinterest. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-30 InJune2007,wecompletedanofferingofourEUR600million5.75percentseniornotesdue2017,withinterestpayable annuallyonJune13.ThenotesareredeemableattheoptionofASML,inwholeorinpart,atanytimebypayingamake wholepremium,andunlesspreviouslyredeemed,willberedeemedat100percentoftheirprincipalamountonJune13, 2017.InSeptember2013,werepurchasedanominalamountofEUR361.8millionofthesenotesinatenderofferfora cashamountofEUR423.0millionincludingaccruedinterest. InSeptember2013,wecompletedanofferingofourEUR750million3.375percentseniornotesdue2023,withinterest payableannuallyonSeptember19.ThenotesareredeemableattheoptionofASML,inwholeorinpart,atanytime bypayingamakewholepremium,andunlesspreviouslyredeemed,willberedeemedat100percentoftheirprincipal amountonSeptember19,2023. TheEurobondsserveashedgeditemsinfairvaluehedgerelationshipsinwhichwehedgethevariabilityofchangesin thefairvalueofourEurobondsduetochangesinmarketinterestrateswithinterestrateswaps.Thefairvaluechanges oftheseinterestrateswapsarerecordedontheConsolidatedBalanceSheetsunderderivativefinancialinstruments (withinothercurrentassetsandothernon-currentassets)andthecarryingamountoftheEurobondsisadjustedfor thesefairvaluechangesonly.FollowingtherepurchaseofpartofourEUR600million5.75percentseniornotesdue 2017,thecorrespondingpartoftheinterestrateswapshasbeenterminated,simultaneously. ThefollowingtablesummarizesamongstotherstheestimatedfairvalueoftheEurobonds: As of December 31 (in thousands) Principalamount Carryingamount Fairvalue1 2013 EUR 988,153 1,021,930 1,028,238 2012 EUR 600,000 710,095 700,644 1 Source:BloombergFinanceLP ThefairvalueofourEurobondsisestimatedbasedonquotedmarketpricesasofDecember31,2013.Duetochanges inmarketinterestratesandcreditspreadssincetheissueofourEurobondswhichcarryafixedcouponinterestrate,the fairvaluedeviatesfromtheprincipalamount. 16. Lines of Credit OuravailablecreditfacilitiesamounttoEUR700.0millionasofDecember31,2013andEUR500.0millionasof December31,2012.Noamountswereoutstandingunderthesecreditfacilitiesattheendof2013and2012. TheamountatDecember31,2013consistsofoneEUR700millioncommittedrevolvingcreditfacilityfromagroupof banksthatwillmaturein2018.ThiscreditfacilityreplacedourEUR500millioncommittedrevolvingcreditfacilitythat wasduetoexpireinMay2015andthatwe,inlinewithourfinancingpolicy,cancelledinMarch2013.Thenewcredit facilitycontainsasimilarrestrictivecovenantasthecreditfacilityitreplacedandthatrequiresustomaintainaminimum long-termcommittedcapitaltonettotalassetsratioof40.0percentcalculatedinaccordancewithcontractuallyagreed definitions.Long-termcommittedcapitalcontains,amongothers,shareholders’equityanddebtmaturingatleastone yearafterthematuritydateofthecreditfacility,whilenettotalassetsmainlycomprisesoftotalassetsminuscash,cash equivalentsandcertainshort-terminvestments.Furthermore,adjustmentsaremadefore.g.intangiblesandoperating leases. AsofDecember31,2013thisratiowas89.6percent.Therefore,weareincompliancewiththecovenantatthe endof2013.OutstandingamountsunderthiscreditfacilitywillbearinterestatEURIBORorLIBORplusamarginthat dependsonourliquidityposition. TheamountatDecember31,2012,consistedofoneEUR500millioncommittedrevolvingcreditfacilityfromagroupof banksthatwecancelledinMarch2013.Thecreditfacilitycontainedarestrictivecovenantthatrequiredustomaintaina minimumcommittedcapitaltonettotalassetsratioof40.0percentcalculatedinaccordancewithcontractuallyagreed definitions.AsofDecember31,2012,thisratiowas85.8percent.Therefore,wewereincompliancewiththecovenantat theendof2012. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-31 17. Commitments, Contingencies and Guarantees Wehavevariouscontractualobligations,someofwhicharerequiredtoberecordedasliabilitiesinourFinancial Statements,includinglong-andshort-termdebt.Othercontractualobligations,namelyoperatingleasecommitments, purchaseobligationsandguarantees,aregenerallynotrequiredtoberecognizedasliabilitiesonourConsolidated BalanceSheetsbutarerequiredtobedisclosed. OurcontractualobligationsasofDecember31,2013canbesummarizedasfollows: Payments due by period (inthousands) Total EUR 1 year EUR Long-TermDebtObligations,includinginterestexpense1 1,341,380 74,946 OperatingLeaseObligations 45,079 30,293 PurchaseObligations 2,012,913 1,894,455 580 74,069 UnrecognizedTaxBenefits,includinginterestexpense 2 year EUR 44,952 21,543 85,548 945 3 year EUR 44,907 14,081 16,223 7,680 4 year EUR 275,640 4,803 13,772 26,105 5 year EUR 54,155 2,539 2,382 785 After 5 years EUR 876,647 1,687 533 37,974 Total Contractual Obligations 3,503,308 1,970,407 152,988 82,891 320,320 59,861 916,841 1 SeeNote15fortheamountsexcludinginterestexpenses. Long-termdebtobligationsmainlyrelatetointerestpaymentsandtheprincipalamountofourEurobonds.SeeNote15. Operatingleaseobligationsincludeleasesofequipmentandfacilities.Leasepaymentsrecognizedasanexpense wereEUR42.0million,EUR41.6millionandEUR40.6millionfortheyearsendedDecember31,2013,2012and2011, respectively. Severaloperatingleasesforourbuildingscontainpurchaseoptions,exercisableattheendofthelease,andinsome cases,duringthetermofthelease.TheamountstobepaidifASMLwouldexercisethesepurchaseoptionsattheend oftheleaseasofDecember31,2013canbesummarizedasfollows: Purchase options due by period (inthousands) Purchaseoptions Total EUR 13,983 1 year EUR - 2 year EUR - 3 year EUR 13,983 4 year EUR - 5 year EUR - After 5 years EUR - Purchaseobligationsincludepurchasecommitmentswithsuppliersintheordinarycourseofbusiness.ASMLexpects thatitwillhonorthesepurchaseobligationstofulfillfuturesales,inlinewiththetimingofthosefuturesales.The generaltermsandconditionsoftheagreementsrelatingtothemajorpartofourpurchasecommitmentsasofDecember 31,2013containclausesthatenablesustodelayorcanceldeliveryoforderedgoodsandservicesuptothedates specifiedinthecorrespondingpurchasecontracts.Thesetermsandconditionsthatwehaveagreedwithoursupply chainpartnersgivesusadditionalflexibilitytoadaptourpurchaseobligationstoourrequirementsinlightoftheinherent cyclicalityofthesemiconductorequipmentindustryinwhichweoperate.Weestablishaprovisionforcancellationfees whenitisprobablethattheliabilityhasbeenincurredandtheamountofcancellationfeesisreasonablyestimable. 18. Employee Benefits OurbonusexpensesfortheBoardofManagement(includingMr.NicklandMr.Meurice)andseniormanagementwere asfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 2011 EUR Bonusexpenses 32,698 16,474 15,557 BonusexpensesincludeanamountofEUR2.1million(2012:EUR1.8million;2011:EUR1.7million)inrelationtothe STIcashbonusforourBoardofManagement,Mr.NicklandMr.Meurice. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-32 Wehaveaperformancerelatedbonusplanforseniormanagement,whoarenotmembersoftheBoardofManagement. Underthisplan,thebonusamountisdependentonactualperformanceagainstcorporate,departmentalandpersonal targets.WithinASMLthebonusformembersofseniormanagementcanrangebetween0.0percentand40.0percent, or0.0percentand70.0percent,oftheirannualsalaries,dependingupontheirseniority.Theperformancetargetsare setforeachhalfyear.Thebonusoverthefirsthalfof2013waspaidinthesecondhalfof2013.Thebonusoverthe secondhalfof2013isaccruedforintheConsolidatedBalanceSheetsasofDecember31,2013andisexpectedtobe paidinthefirstquarterof2014.AsaresultoftheacquisitionofCymer,weassumedallexistingbonusplanseligibleto Cymeremployees.WithinCymerbonusescanrangebetween0.0percentand150.0percent,or0.0percentand200.0 percentoftherelevantemployee'sannualsalary,dependinguponsuchemployee'sseniorityandrespectivedivision. Theperformancetargetsaresetforawholeyear.Thebonusover2013isaccruedforintheConsolidatedBalance SheetsasofDecember31,2013andisexpectedtobepaidinthefirstquarterof2014. Ourbonuscostsundertheseplanswereasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 2011 EUR Bonusexpenses 30,631 14,588 13,131 Theincreaseinbonuscostsin2013comparedto2012ismainlyattributabletotheacquisitionofCymer. Profit-sharing Plan Wehaveaprofit-sharingplancoveringallEuropeanandUSnon-salesemployeeswhoarenotmembersoftheBoard ofManagementorseniormanagement.Undertheplan,eligibleemployeesreceiveanannualprofit-sharing,basedon apercentageofnetincomerelativetosalesrangingfrom0.0to20.0percentoftheirannualsalary.Theprofitsharing fortheyears2013,2012and2011was14.0percentorEUR55.9million,18.0percentorEUR64.5millionand20.0 percentorEUR64.0million,respectively.Ourprofitisalsooneofthecriteriafortheindividualvariablepayprogramsfor employeesinAsiaandemployeeseligibletothesalesrewardplanwhichamounttoEUR25.8millionfor2013(including EUR2.3millionforthesalesrewardplan),EUR24.4millionfor2012andEUR23.2millionfor2011. Share-based Compensation Wehaveadoptedvariousshare(option)plansforouremployees.Eachyear,theBoardofManagementdetermines, bycategoryofourpersonnel,thetotalavailablenumberofstockoptionsandmaximumnumberofsharesthatcanbe grantedinthatyear.ThedeterminationissubjecttotheapprovalofourSupervisoryBoard.FormembersoftheBoard ofManagement,wehaveseparateshare-basedpaymentplans,fordetailsonserviceandvestingconditionsseebelow. Ourcurrentshare-basedpaymentplansdonotprovidecashsettlementofoptionsandshares. Thetotalgrossamountofrecognizedcompensationexpensesassociatedwithshare-basedpayments(including share-basedpaymentstotheBoardofManagement)wasEUR52.4millionin2013,EUR18.7millionin2012andEUR 12.4millionin2011.Compensationexpensesin2013includedEUR25.2millionrelatingtoincurredpost-acquisition expensesforshare-basedcompensationawardsexchangedaspartoftheacquisitionofCymer,seeNote2.Details concerningtheshare(option)planswhichhavebeenadoptedbyASMLaspartoftheCymeracquisitionareincludedin thetablesbelow.Thetaxbenefitrecognizedrelatedtotherecognizedshare-basedcompensationcostsamountstoEUR 10.7millionin2013,EUR0.9millionin2012andEUR0.5millionin2011. Totalcompensationcostsrelatedtonon-vestedawardstoberecognizedinfutureperiodsamounttoEUR78.9million asperDecember31,2013(2012:EUR30.4million;2011:EUR23.3million).Theweightedaverageperiodoverwhich thesecostsareexpectedtoberecognizediscalculatedat1.6years(2012:2.0years;2011:1.9years). Option Plans Optionsgrantedunderourstockoptionplanshavefixedexercisepricesequaltotheclosingpriceofourshareslisted atNYSEEuronextAmsterdamorourshareslistedatNASDAQontheapplicablegrant-dates.Grantedstockoptions generallyvestoverathree-yearperiodwithanyunexercisedstockoptionsexpiringtenyearsafterthegrant-date. Wehavefivedifferentstockoptionplans: • Employeeplan • Optionpurchaseplan • Brionstockoptionplan • Cymerstockoptionplan • Seniormanagementplan(alreadyvested) ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-33 TheOptionpurchaseplanhasnoserviceandvestingconditions.Theotherplanstypicallyhaveathreetofouryear servicecondition.ThefairvalueofthestockoptionsisdeterminedusingaBlack-Scholesoptionvaluationmodel. TheBlack-Scholesoptionvaluationofourstockoptionsisbasedonthefollowingassumptions: Year ended December 31 Weightedaverageshareprice(inEUR) Volatility(inpercentage) Expectedlife(inyears) Riskfreeinterestrate Expecteddividendyield(inEUR) Forfeiturerate1 2013 62.0 27.0 5.6 0.8 2.00 - 2012 40.3 25.6 5.0 2.1 1.45 - 2011 28.0 37.8 4.8 2.9 1.25 - 1 AsofyearendforeachofthethreeyearsendedDecember31,forfeituresareestimatedtobenil. Whenestablishingtheexpectedlifeassumptionweannuallytakeintoaccountthecontractualtermsofthestock optionsaswellashistoricalemployeeexercisebehavior. Otherdetailswithrespecttostockoptionsaresetoutinthefollowingtable: Year ended December 31 2013 2012 2011 2013 2012 2011 EUR- denominated USD- denominated Weightedaveragefairvalueofstockoptionsgranted Weightedaveragesharepriceattheexercisedateofstockoptions Aggregateintrinsicvalueofstockoptionsexercised(inthousands) Aggregateremainingcontractualtermofcurrentlyexercisableoptions(years) Aggregateintrinsicvalueofexercisablestockoptions(inthousands) Aggregateintrinsicvalueofoutstandingstockoptions(inthousands) 14.22 59.53 15,924 3.09 37,441 38,718 8.97 40.45 71,331 3.59 34,438 35,671 8.28 29.39 30,204 2.08 39,384 45,141 21.74 77.25 11,086 3.12 22,781 25,369 11.87 50.88 12,684 3.17 21,882 22,433 10.42 41.94 11,323 1.80 20,492 20,791 ThenumberandweightedaverageexercisepricesofstockoptionsasofDecember31,2013,andchangesduringthe yearthenendedarepresentedbelow: EUR-denominated USD-denominated Outstanding,January1,2013 Granted Exercised Forfeited Expired Outstanding, December 31, 2013 Exercisable,December31,2013 Number of options 1,128,162 28,308 (358,581) (4,234) (11,353) 782,302 731,452 Weighted average exercise price per ordinary share (EUR) 16.38 58.35 15.12 20.27 10.11 18.55 16.85 Number of options 494,836 101,400 1 (178,374) (7,311) (3,916) 406,635 325,026 Weighted average exercise price per ordinary share (USD) 19.06 60.86 14.86 23.81 11.33 31.31 23.61 1 USD-denominatedgrantsinclude79,153optionswithaweightedaverageexercisepriceofUSD53.07whichhavebeenassumedbyASMLaspartof theacquisitionofCymer. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-34 Detailswithrespecttothestockoptionsoutstandingaresetoutinthefollowingtable: EUR-denominated USD-denominated Range of exercise prices (EUR) 0-10 10-15 15-20 20-25 25-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70-80 80-90 Total Number of outstanding options at December 31, 2013 - 380,681 185,086 141,192 24,843 25,256 6,156 19,088 - - 782,302 Weighted average remaining contractual life of outstanding options (years) - 2.36 3.11 4.05 7.76 8.80 9.17 9.76 - - 3.46 Range of exercise prices (USD) 0-10 10-15 15-20 20-25 25-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70-80 80-90 Total Number of outstanding options at December 31, 2013 20,560 133,117 4,311 80,019 93,456 1,468 9,540 1,383 43,993 18,788 406,635 Weighted average remaining contractual life of outstanding options (years) 1.97 0.90 4.80 3.92 5.72 7.70 8.71 9.07 9.14 9.78 4.23 In2013,2012and2011,onlyrepurchasedshareswereusedtosatisfytheoptionrightsuponexercise.Formore informationwithrespecttorepurchasedshareswerefertoNote27. SharePlans Sharesgrantedunderourshareplansincludeathreetofouryearserviceperiodandforsomeplansperformance conditions.ThefairvalueofsharesisdeterminedbasedontheclosingtradingpriceofourshareslistedatNYSE EuronextAmsterdamonthegrantdate. Wehaveeightdifferentshareplans: • Employeeplan • Cymeremployeeplan • Sharepurchaseplan • Newhireperformanceshareplan • Brionperformanceshareplan • Cymerperformanceshareplan • Seniormanagementperformanceshareplan • Boardofmanagementperformanceshareplan TheSharepurchaseplanhasnoserviceandvestingconditions.Theemployeeplansonlyhaveserviceconditions.The otherplanshaveserviceconditionswhicharesimilarandhavevestingconditionswhicharebasedonperformance. Detailswithrespecttosharesaresetoutinthefollowingtable: Year ended December 31 2013 2012 2011 2013 2012 2011 EUR- denominated USD- denominated Totalfairvalueatvestingdateofsharesvestedduringtheyear(inthousands) Weightedaveragefairvalueofsharesgranted 38,280 55.83 16,179 36.15 9,155 28.09 51,798 83.58 5,392 47.71 1,956 39.00 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-35 AsummaryofthestatusofconditionallyoutstandingsharesasofDecember31,2013,andchangesduringtheyear endedDecember31,2013,ispresentedbelow: EUR-denominated USD-denominated Conditional shares outstanding at January 1, 2013 Granted Vested/Issued Forfeited Conditional shares outstanding at December 31, 2013 Number of shares 1,693,610 548,786 (635,753) (62,311) 1,544,332 Weighted average fair value at grant date (EUR) 29.92 55.83 26.94 33.40 40.21 Number of shares 249,094 1,852,320 1 (628,802) (92,292) 1,380,320 Weighted average fair value at grant date (USD) 40.71 83.58 76.12 78.94 79.55 1 USD-denominatedgrantsinclude1,634,990shareswithaweightedaveragefairvalueofUSD83.94whichhavebeenassumedbyASMLaspartof theacquisitionofCymer. Other Plans Employee Purchase Plan Everyquarter,weofferourworldwidepayrollemployeestheopportunitytobuyoursharesorourstockoptionsagainst fairvalueoutoftheirnetsalary.Thefairvalueforsharesisdeterminedbasedontheclosingpriceofourshareslistedat NYSEEuronextAmsterdamonthegrant-date.ThefairvalueofthestockoptionsisdeterminedusingaBlack-Scholes optionvaluationmodel.FortheassumptionsonwhichtheBlack-Scholesoptionvaluationmodelisused,seethe disclosureaboveunderthecaption"OptionPlans".Themaximumnetamountforwhichemployeescanparticipatein theplanamountsto10.0percentofgrossbasesalary.Whenemployeesretainthesharesand/orstockoptionsfora minimumof12months,wewillpayouta20.0percentcashbonusonthenetinvestedamount. Deferred Compensation Plans InJuly2002,weadoptedanon-qualifieddeferredcompensationplanforourUnitedStatesemployeesthatallows aselectgroupofmanagementorhighlycompensatedemployeestodeferaportionoftheirsalary,bonus,and commissions.Theplanallowsustocreditadditionalamountstotheparticipants’accountbalances.Theparticipants dividetheirfundsamongtheinvestmentsavailableintheplan.Participantselecttoreceivetheirfundsinfuture periodsaftertheearlieroftheiremploymentterminationortheirwithdrawalelection,atleastthreeyearsafterdeferral. Therewereminorexpensesrelatingtothisplanin2013,2012and2011.Cymerhasasimilarnon-qualifieddeferred compensationplanforaselectedgroupofmanagementlevelemployeesintheUnitedStatesinwhichtheemployee mayelecttodeferreceiptofcurrentcompensationfromusinordertoprovideretirementandotherbenefitsonbehalfof suchemployeebackedbyCymerownedlifeinsurancepolicies. AsofDecember31,2013,and2012,ourliabilityunderdeferredcompensationplanswasEUR23.5millionandEUR11.8 million,respectively. Pension Plans Wemaintainvariouspensionplanscoveringsubstantiallyallofouremployees.OuremployeesintheNetherlands, 5,525FTEs,participateinamulti-employerunionplan(PME)determinedinaccordancewiththecollectivebargaining agreementseffectivefortheindustryinwhichweoperate.Thiscollectivebargainingagreementhasnoexpiration date.Thismulti-employerunionplancoversapproximately1,296companiesandapproximately146,000contributing members.Ourcontributiontothemulti-employerunionplanislessthan5.0percentofthetotalcontributiontotheplan aspertheannualreportfortheyearendedDecember31,2012.Theplanmonitorsitsrisksonaglobalbasis,notby companyoremployee,andissubjecttoregulationbyDutchgovernmentalauthorities.Bylaw(theDutchPensionAct),a multi-employerunionplanmustbemonitoredagainstspecificcriteria,includingthecoverageratiooftheplan'sassets toitsobligations.Thiscoverageratiomustexceed104.3percentforthetotalplan.Everycompanyparticipatingina Dutchmulti-employerunionplancontributesapremiumcalculatedasapercentageofitstotalpensionablesalaries, witheachcompanysubjecttothesamepercentagecontributionrate.Thepremiumcanfluctuateyearlybasedonthe coverageratioofthemulti-employerunionplan.Thepensionrightsofeachemployeearebasedupontheemployee's averagesalaryduringemployment. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-36 In2009,becauseofalowcoverageratio,PMEpreparedandexecutedaso-called"RecoveryPlan"whichwas approvedbyDeNederlandscheBank.Underthetermsoftherecoveryplan,whichterminatedattheendof2013,a minimalcoveragepercentageof104.3percentwasrequired.Thecoveragepercentageofthemulti-employerunion planincreasedto103.4percentasofDecember31,2013(December31,2012:93.9percent),whichisbelowthe requirementsassetoutintherecoveryplan.Howeverwehavenoobligationwhatsoevertopayoffanydeficitsthe pensionfundmayincur,norhaveweanyclaimtoanypotentialsurpluses.Thecoveragepercentageiscalculatedby dividingthefundscapitalbythetotalsumofpensionliabilitiesandisbasedonactualmarketinterest.In2014the pensionpremiumpercentagewillincreasefrom24.0to24.1. Ournetperiodicpensioncostforthismulti-employerunionplanforanyperiodistheamountoftherequiredcontribution forthatperiod. Wealsoparticipateinseveraldefinedcontributionpensionplans,withourexpensesfortheseplansequalingthe contributionsmadeintherelevantperiod. OurpensionandretirementexpensesforallemployeesforthethreeyearsendedDecember31,2013,2012and2011 were: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) Pensionplanbasedonmulti-employerunionplan Pensionplansbasedondefinedcontribution Pension and retirement expenses 2013 EUR 40,476 19,799 60,275 2012 EUR 34,525 15,773 50,298 2011 EUR 31,819 14,128 45,947 19. Legal Contingencies ASMLispartytovariouslegalproceedingsgenerallyincidentaltoourbusiness.ASMLalsofacesexposuresfrom otheractualorpotentialclaimsandlegalproceedings.Inaddition,ASML'scustomersmaybesubjecttoclaimsof infringementfromthirdpartiesallegingthattheASMLequipmentusedbythosecustomersinthemanufactureof semiconductorproducts,and/orthemethodsrelatingtouseoftheASMLequipment,infringesoneormorepatents issuedtothosethirdparties.Iftheseclaimsweresuccessful,ASMLcouldberequiredtoindemnifysuchcustomersfor someorallofthelossesincurredordamagesassessedagainstthemasaresultofthatinfringement. WeaccrueforlegalcostsrelatedtolitigationinourConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsatthetimewhentherelated legalservicesareactuallyprovidedtoASML.In2013,EUR3.2millionestimatedlosseswererecordedasachargeto ourConsolidatedStatementsofOperations(2012and2011:noestimatedlosseswererecorded). Fromlate2001through2004,ASMLwaspartytoaseriesofcivillitigationsandadministrativeproceedingsinwhich NikonallegedASML’sinfringementofNikonpatentsrelatingtolithography.ASMLinturnfiledclaimsagainstNikon. PursuanttoagreementsexecutedonDecember10,2004,ASMLandNikonagreedtosettleallpendingworldwide patentlitigationbetweenthecompanies.Thesettlementincludedanexchangeofreleases,apatentCross-License agreementrelatedtolithographyequipmentusedtomanufacturesemiconductordevicesandpaymentstoNikonby ASML.BeginningonJanuary1,2015,thepartiesmaybringsuitforinfringementofpatentssubjecttotheNikonCross- LicenseAgreement,includinganyinfringementthatoccurredduringtheCross-LicenseTransitionPeriod.Damages resultingfromclaimsforpatentinfringementoccurringduringtheCross-LicenseTransitionPeriodarelimitedtothree percentofthenetsalespriceofproductsfoundtoinfringevalidandenforceablepatents. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-37 20. Income Taxes Thecomponentsoftheprovisionforincometaxesareasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) Current tax Deferred tax Provision for income taxes 2013 EUR (52,753) 44,766 (7,987) 2012 EUR (79,255) 74,993 (4,262) 2011 EUR (129,127) (52,548) (181,675) TheDutchstatutorytaxratewas25.0percentin2013,2012and2011.Taxamountsinotherjurisdictionsarecalculated attheratesprevailingintherelevantjurisdictions. Thereconciliationoftheprovisionforincometaxesisasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) 2013 EUR % 2012 EUR % 2011 EUR IncometaxprovisionbasedonASML'sdomesticrate Effectsoftaxratesinforeignjurisdictions Adjustmentsinrespectoftaxexemptincome Adjustmentsinrespectoftaxincentives Adjustmentsinrespectofprioryears'currenttaxes Adjustmentsinrespectofprioryears'deferredtaxes Movementsintheliabilityforunrecognizedtaxbenefits Adjustmentinrespectofnon-taxablepre-existingrelationship Othercreditsandnon-taxableitems Provision for income taxes Income before income taxes 1,023,477 (255,869) 23,459 29,430 120,751 5,155 16,164 (7,588) 67,730 (7,219) (7,987) 100.0 1,150,578 (287,644) 9,786 23,532 143,160 18,275 - 95,465 - (6,836) (4,262) 25.0 (2.3) (2.9) (11.7) (0.5) (1.6) 0.7 (6.6) 0.7 0.8 100.0 1,648,635 (412,159) 20,663 19,134 180,096 9,097 - 6,634 - (5,140) (181,675) 25.0 (0.9) (2.0) (12.4) (1.6) - (8.3) - 0.6 0.4 % 100.0 25.0 (1.3) (1.2) (10.9) (0.6) - (0.4) - 0.4 11.0 Income Tax Provision Based on ASML's Domestic Rate TheprovisionforincometaxesbasedonASML'sdomesticrateisbasedontheDutchstatutoryincometaxrate.It reflectstheprovisionforincometaxesthatwouldhavebeenapplicableassumingthatallofourincomeistaxable againsttheDutchstatutorytaxrateandtherewerenopermanentdifferencesbetweentaxablebaseandfinancialresults andnoDutchtaxincentivesareapplied. Effects of Tax Rates in Foreign Jurisdictions AportionofASML’sresultsarerealizedincountriesotherthantheNetherlandswheredifferenttaxratesareapplicable. Theincreaseoftheeffectsoftaxratesinforeignjurisdictionscomparedto2012ismainlyexplainedbyashiftinthemix oftaxableincomeacrosstaxjurisdictionsasaresultoftheacquisitionofCymerasperMay30,2013. Adjustments in Respect of Tax Exempt Income Incertainjurisdictionspartoftheincomegeneratedistaxexempted. Adjustments in Respect of Tax Incentives Adjustmentsinrespectoftaxincentivesrelatetoreducedtaxratesinseveraljurisdictions,mainlyconsistingofthe Dutch"InnovationBox"andtheRDA.TheInnovationboxisafacilityunderDutchcorporatetaxlawpursuanttowhich incomeassociatedwithR&Dispartiallyexemptedfromtaxation.TheRDAisataxincentiveinwhichanadditionaltax depreciationisallowedfortangibleassetsutilizedforresearchanddevelopmentpurposes. Adjustments in Respect of Prior Years’ Current Taxes In2012,werecognizedataxbenefitofEUR18.3millionor1.6percentofincomebeforetaxesmainlyattributabletothe applicationoftaxexemptionsforprioryears,whichhadafavorableeffectontheeffectivetaxratefor2012. Adjustments in Respect of Prior Years’ Deferred Taxes In2013,werecognizedataxbenefitofEUR16.2millionasresultofapartlyreleaseofavaluationallowanceforNID creditsorNIDstocktotheextendweexpectfuturetaxableprofitstorealizetheseNIDcreditsbeforeexpirationofthose credits. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-38 Movements in the Liability for Unrecognized Tax Benefits In2012,theeffectivetaxratewasimpactedbyataxbenefitofEUR95.5millionor8.3percentofincomebeforeincome taxesmainlyasaresultofthesuccessfulconclusionoftaxauditsindifferentjurisdictions(EUR92.5million)whereas themovementintheliabilityforunrecognizedtaxbenefitsin2013isconsideredtobelimited. Adjustments in Respect of Non-Taxable Pre-Existing Relationships In2013theeffectivetaxratewasimpactedbythesettlementgainrecognizedasaresultoftheeffectivelysettledpre- existingrelationshipsrelatedtotheacquisitionofCymer(seeNote2)asthisgaindoesnotrepresentataxableitemfor incometaxpurposes. Other Credits and Non-taxable Items Othercreditsandnon-taxableitemsreflecttheimpactonstatutoryratesofpermanentnon-taxableitemssuchasnon- deductibletaxes,non-deductibleinterestexpense,andnon-deductiblemealsandentertainmentexpenses,aswellas theimpactof(thereversalof)varioustaxcreditsonourprovisionforincometaxes. Income Taxes Recognized Directly in Shareholders' Equity Incometaxesrecognizeddirectlyinshareholders'equity(includingOCI)areasfollows: Income tax recognized in shareholders' equity (in thousands) Current tax Derivativefinancialinstruments1 Tax(benefit)deficitfromshare-basedpayments Total income tax recognized in shareholders' equity 2013 EUR (759) (3,110) (3,869) 2012 EUR (1,066) (2,116) (3,182) 2011 EUR 6,257 11 6,268 1 RecognizeddirectlyinOCI. Liability for Unrecognized Tax Benefits and Deferred Taxes ThetotaldeferredtaxpositionandliabilityforunrecognizedtaxbenefitsrecordedontheConsolidatedBalanceSheets areasfollows: As of December 31 (in thousands) Liabilityforunrecognizedtaxbenefits Deferredtaxposition Total 2013 EUR (74,069) (30,176) (104,245) 2012 EUR (59,967) 114,527 54,560 Liability for Unrecognized Tax Benefits Thecalculationofourliabilityforunrecognizedtaxbenefitsinvolvesuncertaintiesintheapplicationofcomplextax laws.Ourestimateforthepotentialoutcomeofanyuncertaintaxissueishighlyjudgmental.Webelievethatwehave adequatelyprovidedforuncertaintaxpositions.However,settlementoftheseuncertaintaxpositionsinamanner inconsistentwithourexpectationscouldhaveamaterialimpactonourConsolidatedFinancialStatements. ConsistentwiththeprovisionsofASC740,asofDecember31,2013,ASMLhasaliabilityforunrecognizedtaxbenefits ofEUR74.1million(2012:EUR60.0million)whichisclassifiedasnon-currentdeferredandothertaxliabilities.Thetotal liabilityforunrecognizedtaxbenefits,ifreversed,wouldhaveafavorableeffectonoureffectivetaxrate. Expectedinterestandpenaltiesrelatedtoincometaxliabilitieshavebeenaccruedforandareincludedintheliabilityfor unrecognizedtaxbenefitsandintheprovisionforincometaxes.Thebalanceofaccruedinterestandpenaltiesrecorded intheConsolidatedBalanceSheetsasperDecember31,2013amountedtoEUR22.9million(2012:EUR21.4million). AccruedinterestandpenaltiesrecordedintheConsolidatedStatementofOperationsof2013amountedtoataxcharge ofEUR4.1million(2012:taxbenefitofEUR3.1million;2011:taxbenefitofEUR9.3million). ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-39 Areconciliationofthebeginningandendingbalanceoftheliabilityforunrecognizedtaxbenefitsisasfollows: As of December 31 (in thousands) Balance,January1 Grossincreases–taxpositionsinpriorperiod Grossdecreases–taxpositionsinpriorperiod Grossincreases–taxpositionsincurrentperiod Increaseresultingfromacquisition Settlements Lapseofstatuteoflimitations Total liability for unrecognized tax benefits 2013 EUR 59,967 6,045 (2,025) 6,796 6,514 (2,964) (264) 74,069 2012 EUR 155,432 4,297 (92,521) 3,255 - - (10,496) 59,967 For2012,thegrossdecreasesintaxpositionsinpriorperiodmainlyrelatestothereleaseoftaxpositionsafter successfulconclusionoftaxauditsindifferentjurisdictions(EUR92.5million). Webelieveourallowancesfortaxcontingenciesareappropriate.Weestimatethatthetotalliabilityforunrecognized taxbenefitswilldecreasebyEUR0.6millionwithinthenext12months.Theestimatedchangestotheliabilityfor unrecognizedtaxbenefitswithinthenext12monthsaremainlyduetoexpectedsettlementswithtaxauthorities. Wearesubjecttotaxauditsincertainofourmajortaxjurisdictions,foryearsfromandincluding2011onwardsin HongKong,andforyearsfromandincluding2001onwardsintheUnitedStates.Inthecourseofsuchaudits,localtax authoritiesmaychallengethepositionstakenbyus. Deferred Tax Position Thechangesindeferredincometaxassetsandliabilitiesconsistofthefollowingelements: Changes in deferred tax assets and liabilities (in thousands) Balance, January 1 Acquisitionsthroughbusinesscombinations ConsolidatedStatementsofOperations Effectofchangesinexchangerates Balance, December 31 Thedeferredtaxpositionisclassifiedintheconsolidatedbalancesheetsasfollows: As of December 31 (in thousands) Deferredtaxassets–current Deferredtaxassets–non-current Total deferred tax assets Deferredtaxliabilities–current Deferredtaxliabilities–non-current Total deferred tax liabilities Total 2013 EUR 114,527 (201,381) 53,084 3,594 (30,176) 2013 EUR 124,431 139,513 263,944 (3,494) (290,626) (294,120) (30,176) 2012 EUR 137,946 - (20,242) (3,177) 114,527 2012 EUR 103,695 39,443 143,138 (271) (28,340) (28,611) 114,527 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-40 ThecompositionoftotaldeferredtaxassetsandliabilitiesintheFinancialStatementsisasfollows: Deferred tax assets composition of temporary differences (in thousands) CapitalizedR&Dexpenditures Inventories Deferredrevenue Provisions Installationandwarrantyreserve Taxeffectcarry-forwardlosses Fixedassets Restructuringandimpairment Alternativeminimumtaxcredits1 Share-basedpayments Othertemporarydifferences Total2 Acquisitions through business combinations EUR - 10,258 41,679 7,148 - 754 4,140 - - 9,365 16,701 90,045 Consolidated Statements of Operations EUR 5,882 9,269 (43,035) 17,960 (174) 61,551 325 (791) 1,349 5,939 (14,487) 43,788 January 1, 2013 EUR 27,403 28,167 20,572 21,528 7,151 5,557 7,798 4,336 5,227 1,433 13,966 143,138 Effect of changes in exchange rates EUR (1,155) (1,033) (2,807) (1,176) (275) (580) (478) (184) (234) (586) (4,519) (13,027) December 31, 2013 EUR 32,130 46,661 16,409 45,460 6,702 67,282 11,785 3,361 6,342 16,151 11,661 263,944 1 2 AlternativeminimumtaxcreditsrelatetoprepaidUStaxeswhicharecreditedagainstfuturetaxableprofitsafterthecarry-forwardlossesused. ValuationallowancesrecognizedinrelationtodeferredtaxassetsasatDecember31,2013amountedtoEUR25.0million(2012:EUR30.5million) Deferred tax liabilities composition of temporary differences January 1, 2013 Acquisitions through business combinations Consolidated Statements of Operations Effect of changes in exchange rates December 31, 2013 (in thousands) Intangiblefixedassets Fixedassets Borrowingcosts Othertemporarydifferences Total EUR - (25,890) (1,958) (763) (28,611) EUR (286,337) (4,786) - (303) (291,426) EUR 8,730 12,517 135 (12,086) 9,296 EUR 15,702 567 - 352 16,621 EUR (261,905) (17,592) (1,823) (12,800) (294,120) Deferred tax assets composition of temporary differences (in thousands) CapitalizedR&Dexpenditures Inventories Deferredrevenue Provisions Installationandwarrantyreserve Taxeffectcarry-forwardlosses Fixedassets Restructuringandimpairment Alternativeminimumtaxcredits1 Share-basedpayments Othertemporarydifferences Total January 1, 2012 EUR 34,374 35,820 23,892 14,515 8,772 7,735 6,495 5,146 5,028 950 16,728 159,455 Consolidated Statements of Operations EUR (6,465) (7,351) (3,083) 7,296 (1,508) (2,219) 1,454 (733) 229 516 (1,138) (13,002) Effect of changes in exchange rates EUR (506) (302) (237) (283) (113) 41 (151) (77) (30) (33) (1,624) (3,315) December 31, 2012 EUR 27,403 28,167 20,572 21,528 7,151 5,557 7,798 4,336 5,227 1,433 13,966 143,138 1 AlternativeminimumtaxcreditsrelatetoprepaidUStaxeswhicharecreditedagainstfuturetaxableprofitsafterthecarry-forwardlossesused. Deferred tax liabilities composition of temporary differences (in thousands) Fixedassets Borrowingcosts Othertemporarydifferences Total January 1, 2012 EUR (19,108) (1,554) (847) (21,509) Consolidated Statements of Operations EUR (6,965) (404) 129 (7,240) Effect of changes in exchange rates EUR 183 - (45) 138 December 31, 2012 EUR (25,890) (1,958) (763) (28,611) ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-41 Tax Effect Carry-forward Losses Deferredtaxassetsfromcarry-forwardlossesresultpredominantlyfromnetoperatinglosscarry-forwardsincurredin theUnitedStatesandNIDstockinBelgium. NetoperatinglossesqualifyingastaxlossesunderUnitedStatesfederaltaxlawswereincurredduring2013.Net operatinglossesqualifyingastaxlossesunderUnitedStatesfederaltaxlawsincurredbyUnitedStatesgroup companiescaningeneralbeoffsetagainstfutureprofitsrealizedinthe20yearsfollowingtheyearinwhichthelosses areincurred. NetoperatinglossesqualifiedastaxlossesunderUnitedStatesstatetaxlawsincurredbyUnitedStatesgroup companiescaningeneralbeoffsetagainstfutureprofitsrealizedinthe5to20yearsfollowingtheyearinwhichthe lossesareincurred.TheperiodofnetoperatinglosscarryforwardforUnitedStatesstatetaxpurposesdependsonthe stateinwhichthetaxlossarose.OurabilitytouseUnitedStatesstatetaxlosscarryforwardsinexistenceatDecember 31,2013,issubjecttovaryingstatestatutes(providingforperiodsofbetween5and20years)andvaluationallowances havebeensetupforstatecarryforwardlossesthatarenotexpectedtoberealizedbeforetheyexpire.Thetotalamount oflossescarriedforwardunderUnitedStatesfederaltaxlawsasofDecember31,2013,isEUR67.5milliontaxbasis orEUR23.6milliontaxeffect.ThetotalamountoflossescarriedforwardunderUnitedStatesstatetaxlawsasof December31,2013,isEUR254.3milliontaxbasisorEUR7.9milliontaxeffect. NIDstockinBelgiumcangenerallybeoffsetagainstfutureprofitsrealizedinthe7yearsfollowingtheyearinwhichthe NIDStockoccurs.ThetotalamountofNIDstockisEUR47.6milliontaxablebaseandEUR16.2milliontaxeffect. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-42 21. Segment Disclosure ASMLhasonereportablesegment,forthedevelopment,production,marketing,saleandservicingofadvanced semiconductorequipmentsystemsexclusivelyconsistingoflithographyrelatedsystems.InprioryearsourCEOwas identifiedasCODM.AsaresultofASML'schangeinleadershipasannouncedonApril17,2013,ourCEOandCTO havebeenjointlyidentifiedastheCODM.BoththeCEOandCTOreviewtheoperatingresultstomakedecisionsabout allocatingresourcesandassessingperformance.Thechangeinleadershipdidnotresultinachangeinreportable segmentscomparedto2012. Managementreportingincludesnetsystemsalesfiguresofnewandusedsystemsandincludessalespertechnology. Netsystemsalesfornewandusedsystemswereasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) 2013 EUR 2012 EUR 2011 EUR Newsystems Usedsystems 3,890,154 102,975 3,620,260 181,372 4,780,720 103,193 Net system sales 3,993,129 3,801,632 4,883,913 TheincreaseinnetsystemsalesofEUR191.5million,or5.0percent,toEUR3,993.1millionin2013fromEUR3,801.6 millionin2012ismainlycausedbyanincreasedASPwhichmorethanoffsetstheloweramountofsystemssold. Netsystemsalespertechnologywasasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) 2013 EUV ArFi ArFdry KrF I-line Total 2012 EUV ArFi ArFdry KrF I-line Total 2011 EUV ArFi ArFdry KrF I-line Total Net system sales in units Net system sales in EUR 1 77 2 64 13 157 1 72 4 78 15 170 3 101 11 87 20 222 60,100 3,120,719 38,019 720,053 54,238 3,993,129 43,700 2,715,221 81,428 908,244 53,039 3,801,632 119,300 3,549,122 228,909 926,572 60,010 4,883,913 Forgeographicalreporting,netsalesareattributedtothegeographiclocationinwhichthecustomers’facilitiesare located.Long-livedassetsareattributedtothegeographiclocationinwhichtheseassetsarelocated. Wehavere-evaluatedtheriskanduncertaintiesassociatedwithourgeographicareas.Thisresultedinadefinition changeof"Long-livedassets"includedinthegeographicalreportingdisclosure.AsofDecember31,2013Long-lived assetsonlyconsistofProperty,PlantandEquipment.Wehaveadjustedourpriorperiodamountsforcomparability reasons.Noneofthesechangesimpactourpreviouslyreportedconsolidatedtotalnetsales,grossprofit,incomefrom operations,netincomeorearningspershare. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-43 Netsalesandlong-livedassets(consistingofproperty,plantandequipment)bygeographicregionwereasfollows: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) 2013 Japan Korea Singapore Taiwan RestofAsia Netherlands RestofEurope UnitedStates Total 2012 Japan Korea Singapore Taiwan RestofAsia Netherlands RestofEurope UnitedStates Total 2011 Japan Korea Singapore Taiwan RestofAsia Netherlands RestofEurope UnitedStates Total Net sales EUR 201,664 1,286,509 139,313 2,221,426 478,234 11,525 187,030 719,625 5,245,326 292,309 1,276,304 98,554 1,479,768 197,262 - 256,192 1,131,166 4,731,555 405,595 1,318,777 436,308 1,146,601 450,796 - 505,129 1,387,829 5,651,035 Long-lived assets EUR 3,340 16,155 1,109 48,427 3,742 969,192 2,600 173,275 1,217,840 19,585 17,664 968 50,372 2,073 869,736 1,571 67,954 1,029,923 69,001 16,250 1,167 46,418 1,496 851,612 1,198 66,468 1,053,610 In2013,netsalestothelargestcustomeraccountedforEUR2,058.6million,or39.2percent,ofnetsales(2012:EUR 1,236.1million,or26.1percent,ofnetsales;2011:EUR1,311.7million,or23.2percent,ofnetsales).Ourthreelargest customers(basedonnetsales)accountedforEUR861.4million,or73.3percent,ofaccountsreceivableandfinance receivablesatDecember31,2013,comparedwithEUR535.1million,or58.9percent,atDecember31,2012. Substantiallyallofoursaleswereexportsalesin2013,2012and2011. 22. Selected Operating Expenses and Additional Information Personnelexpensesforallpayrollemployeeswere: Year ended December 31 (in thousands) Wagesandsalaries Socialsecurityexpenses Pensionandretirementexpenses Share-basedpayments Personnel expenses 2013 EUR 835,563 69,839 60,275 52,371 1,018,048 2012 EUR 711,039 58,180 50,298 18,714 838,231 2011 EUR 648,869 52,550 45,947 12,430 759,796 TheaveragenumberofpayrollemployeesinFTEsduring2013,2012and2011was9,540,8,140and7,627,respectively. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-44 ThetotalnumberofpayrollandtemporaryemployeesinFTEspersectorwas: As of December 31 CustomerSupport SG&A IndustrialEngineering Manufacturing&Logistics R&D Total employees (in FTEs) Less:Temporaryemployees(inFTEs) Payroll employees (in FTEs) 2013 2,949 1,098 785 3,658 4,735 13,225 2,865 10,360 2012 2,538 869 637 2,856 3,736 10,636 2,139 8,497 2011 2,478 723 420 2,852 3,417 9,890 1,935 7,955 TheaveragenumberofpayrollemployeesinFTEsinouroperationsintheNetherlandsduring2013,2012and2011was 5,112,4,620and4,313,respectively. 23. Research and Development Costs R&Dcosts(netofcreditsandexcludingcontributionsundertheNREfundingagreementsfromParticipatingCustomers oftheCCIP)increasedbyEUR292.9million,or49.7percent,toEUR882.0millionin2013fromEUR589.1millionin 2012.R&DspendingmainlyincreasedduetheadditionalinvestmentsinEUVsourcedevelopmentasaresultofthe acquisitionofCymerandfurtherinvestmentsinourotherstrategicprograms(Immersionandholisticlithography). R&Dcosts(netofcredits)in2012(EUR589.1million)wereinlinewith2011(EUR590.3million).R&Dspendingremained stableandmainlyrelatedtoourstrategicprograms,inparticularEUV,immersionandholisticlithography. R&DcostsincludecreditsforanamountofEUR16.0million,EUR17.9millionandEUR25.1millionin2013,2012 and2011respectively.R&Dcreditsrelatetoworldwide(inter-)governmentalfundingforcertainstrategicdevelopment programs.ThedecreaseinR&Dcreditsistheresultofachangeingovernmentprogramsfromsubsidypaymentsto fiscalincentives.TheseincentivesleadtotaxdeductionsinmainlyDutchandUnitedStatestaxjurisdictions. 24. Interest and Other, Net InterestandotherincomeofEUR9.2million(2012:EUR16.6millionand2011:EUR41.2million)mainlyrelatesto interestincomeondeposits,short-terminvestments,moneymarketfunds,bankaccountsandonfinancereceivables. InterestandotherexpenseofEUR33.6million(2012:EUR22.8millionand2011:EUR33.8million)mainlyconsists ofnetinterestexpenseonourEurobondsandrelatedinterestrateswaps,interestonleaseobligationsandamortized financingcostsofintotalEUR16.2million(2012:EUR10.8millionand2011:EUR14.2million),andEUR8.9million lossonthepartialextinguishmentofourEUR600million5.75percentseniornotesdue2017(2012and2011:EURnil million). InterestoncashpoolsisreportedonagrossbasisintheConsolidatedStatementsofOperationsunderboth interestincomeandinterestexpense.Fromaneconomicandlegalperspective,theinterestoncashpoolsof EUR1.9million(2012:EUR4.2millionand2011:EUR6.8million)recordedininterestincomenetsoffagainstthesame amountrecordedininterestexpense. 25. Vulnerability Due to Certain Concentrations ASMLreliesonoutsidevendorstomanufacturethecomponentsandsubassembliesusedinitssystems,eachof whichisobtainedfromasolesupplieroralimitednumberofsuppliers.ASML’srelianceonalimitedgroupofsuppliers involvesseveralrisks,includingapotentialinabilitytoobtainanadequatesupplyofrequiredcomponentsandreduced controloverpricingandtimelydeliveryofthesesubassembliesandcomponents.Inparticular,fromtimetotime,the numberofsystemsweareabletoproducemaybelimitedbytheproductioncapacityofZeiss.Zeissiscurrentlyour solesupplieroflenses,collectors,andothercriticalopticalcomponentsandiscapableofproducingtheseitemsonlyin limitednumbersandonlythroughtheuseofitsmanufacturingandtestingfacilityinOberkochenandWetzlar,Germany. During2013,ASML’sproductionwasnotlimitedbythedeliveriesfromZeiss. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-45 26. Shareholders' Equity Share Capital ASML'sauthorizedsharecapitalamountstoEUR126,000,000andisdividedinto: • 700,000,000CumulativePreferenceShareswithanominalvalueofEUR0.09each; • 699,999,000OrdinaryShareswithanominalvalueofEUR0.09each;and • 9,000OrdinarySharesBwithanominalvalueofEUR0.01each. PerDecember31,2013,446,822,452ordinaryshareswithanominalvalueofEUR0.09eachwereissuedandfullypaid in,ofwhich5,970,118ordinarysharesareheldbyusintreasury.NoordinarysharesBandnocumulativepreference sharesareissued. OurBoardofManagementhasthepowertoissueordinarysharesandcumulativepreferencesharesinsofarasthe BoardofManagementhasbeenauthorizedtodosobytheGeneralMeetingofShareholders(eitherbymeansofa resolutionorbyanamendmenttoourArticlesofAssociation).TheBoardofManagementrequiresapprovalofthe SupervisoryBoardforsuchanissue.TheauthorizationbytheGeneralMeetingcanonlybegrantedforacertain periodnotexceedingfiveyearsandmaybeextendedfornolongerthanfiveyearsoneachoccasion.Incasethe GeneralMeetingofShareholdershasnotauthorizedtheBoardofManagementtoissueshares,theGeneralMeetingof ShareholdersshallhavethepowertoissuesharesupontheproposaloftheBoardofManagement,providedthatthe SupervisoryBoardhasapprovedsuchproposal. Shares Issued as a Result of the Acquisition of Cymer ASMLandCymercompletedthemergerpursuanttowhichASMLacquiredCymeronMay30,2013.Asaresultof themerger,eachshareofCymercommonstockoutstandingimmediatelypriortothecompletionofthemergerwas convertedintotherighttoreceiveUSD20.00incashplus1.1502ASMLordinaryshares.AsperDecember31,2013, weissued36,464,576ordinarysharesforanaggregateamountofEUR2,346.7millioninrelationtotheacquisitionof Cymer. Synthetic Share Buyback AttheEGMheldonSeptember7,2012,severalchangesintheArticlesofAssociationofASMLwereadopted,in connectionwiththeSyntheticShareBuybackeffectuatedinconnectionwiththeCCIP.Consequently,onNovember24, 2012,theArticlesofAssociationwereamendedasfollows.Uponthefirstamendmenttheordinarysharestobeheld forthebenefitoftheparticipantstotheCCIPwereconvertedintoordinarysharesMandallotherordinaryshareswere convertedintoordinarysharesA.Uponthesecondamendment,theparvalueperordinaryshareAwasincreasedfrom EUR0.09toEUR9.24attheexpenseofthesharepremiumreserve.Uponthethirdamendment,thenominalvalueper ordinaryshareAwasreducedtoanamountofEUR0.06,bydecreasingthenominalvalueperordinaryshareAbyan amountofEUR9.18,whichresultedinarepaymentofthesameamountpersharetoholdersofordinarysharesinto whichtheordinarysharesAwereconverted.Thefourthamendmentprovidedfortheconsolidationoftheordinaryshares Athroughtheexchangeofeach100ordinarysharesfor77ordinaryshares,resultinginanincreaseofthenominalvalue perordinarysharefromEUR0.06toEUR0.09,wherebytheaggregatedifferencewasbookedattheexpenseofthe sharepremiumreserve.ThefifthandlastamendmentprovidedforthedeletionoftheshareclassMforparticipantsto theCCIPandtheshareclassAfortheothershareholders.TheordinarysharesMandAwereconvertedthereafterinto ordinaryshareswithoutaspecificlettermarkattachedtoit. TheseamendmentsinsubstanceconstituteaSyntheticShareBuybackinwhichweeffectivelyrepurchased93,411,216 sharesatanaveragepriceofEUR39.91foratotalamountofEUR3,728.3million.ThedifferenceofEUR125.6million betweenthecapitalrepaymentofEUR3,728.3millionandthenetproceedsfromissuanceofsharesofEUR3,853.9 millionrelatestothecapitalrepaymentonASML'streasuryshareswhichwasalsopartoftheSyntheticShareBuyback. Shares Issued in Customer Co-Investment Program InconnectionwiththeCCIP,onSeptember12,2012,weissued62,977,877ordinarysharestotheStichtingthatholds sharesonbehalfofInteland12,595,575ordinarysharestotheStichtingthatholdssharesonbehalfofSamsungand onOctober31,2012,ASMLissued20,992,625ordinarysharestotheStichtingthatholdssharesonbehalfofTSMC. WereceivedanamountofEUR3,853.9millioninrelationtothesharesissuedundertheCCIP.Forfurtherdetailsonour CCIPseeNote28. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-46 Ordinary Shares Eachordinaryshareconsistsof900fractionalshares.Fractionalsharesentitletheholderthereoftoafractionaldividend butdonotentitletheholderthereoftovotingrights.Onlythosepersonswhoholdsharesdirectlyintheshareregister intheNetherlands,heldbyusatouraddressat5504DRVeldhoven,deRun6501,theNetherlands,orintheNewYork shareregister,heldbyJPMorganChaseBank,N.A.,P.O.Box64506,St.Paul,MN55164-0506,UnitedStates,can holdfractionalshares.PersonswhoholdordinarysharesthroughthedepositsystemundertheDutchSecuritiesBank GiroTransactionsAct(Wet giraal effectenverkeer;the"GiroAct")maintainedbytheDutchcentralsecuritiesdepository EuroclearNederlandorthroughtheDTCcannotholdfractionalshares.Anordinaryshareentitlestheholderthereofto castninevotesintheGeneralMeetingofShareholders.AtourAGMheldonApril24,2013,theBoardofManagement wasauthorizedfromApril24,2013throughOctober24,2014,subjecttotheapprovaloftheSupervisoryBoard,to issuesharesand/orrightstheretorepresentinguptoamaximumof5.0percentofourissuedsharecapitalatApril24, 2013,plusanadditional5.0percentofourissuedsharecapitalatApril24,2013thatmaybeissuedinconnectionwith mergers,acquisitionsand/or(strategic)alliances. HoldersofASML’sordinaryshareshaveapreemptiverightofsubscription,inproportiontotheaggregatenominal amountoftheordinarysharesheldbythem,toanyissuanceofordinarysharesforcash,whichrightmayberestricted orexcluded.Ordinaryshareholdershavenoproratapreemptiverightofsubscriptiontoanyordinarysharesissuedfor considerationotherthancashorordinarysharesissuedtoemployees.IfauthorizedforthispurposebytheGeneral MeetingofShareholders(eitherbymeansofaresolutionorbyanamendmenttoourArticlesofAssociation),theBoard ofManagementhasthepowersubjecttoapprovaloftheSupervisoryBoard,torestrictorexcludethepreemptiverights ofholdersofordinaryshares. Ordinary Shares B AspartofthemostrecentchangesinourArticlesofAssociation,adoptedattheEGMheldonSeptember7,2012, the9,000ordinarysharesBwithanominalvalueofEUR0.01wereintroduced.Apersonwhoholds(amultipleof)100 fractionalshares,mayexchangethosefractionalsharesforanordinaryshareB.EveryholderofanordinaryshareBis entitledtoone-ninth(1/9)ofadividend.EachordinaryshareBentitlestheholderthereoftocastonevoteattheGeneral Meeting. Cumulative Preference Shares In1998,wegrantedtothepreferenceshareFoundation,thePreferenceShareOption.Thisoptionwasamendedand extendedin2003and2007.AthirdamendmenttotheoptionagreementbetweentheFoundationandASMLbecame effectiveonJanuary1,2009,toclarifytheprocedurefortherepurchaseandcancellationofthepreferenceshareswhen issued. PertheamendmentofourArticlesofAssociationonMay6,2011,thenominalvalueofthecumulativepreferenceshares wasincreasedtoEUR0.09.Thenumberofcumulativepreferencesharesincludedintheauthorizedsharecapitalwas decreasedto700,000,000.ThiswasdonetosimplifytheArticlesofAssociation,andtogiveeachsharetherighttocast onevoteintheGeneralMeetingofShareholders. TheFoundationmayexercisethePreferenceShareOptioninsituationswhere,intheopinionoftheBoardofDirectors oftheFoundation,ASML'sinterests,ASML'sbusinessortheinterestsofASML'sstakeholdersareatstake.Thismay bethecaseifapublicbidforASML'sshareshasbeenannouncedorhasbeenmade,orthejustifiedexpectationexists thatsuchabidwillbemadewithoutanyagreementhavingbeenreachedinrelationtosuchabidwithASML.Thesame mayapplyifoneshareholder,ormoreshareholdersactinginconcert,holdasubstantialpercentageofASML'sissued ordinaryshareswithoutmakinganofferorif,intheopinionoftheBoardofDirectorsoftheFoundation,the(attempted) exerciseofthevotingrightsbyoneshareholderormoreshareholders,actinginconcert,ismateriallyinconflictwith ASML'sinterests,ASML'sbusinessorASML'sstakeholders. TheobjectivesoftheFoundationaretolookaftertheinterestsofASMLandoftheenterprisesmaintainedbyASML andofthecompanieswhichareaffiliatedinagroupwithASML,insuchawaythattheinterestsofASML,ofthose enterprisesandofallpartiesconcernedaresafeguardedinthebestpossibleway,andinfluencesinconflictwiththese interestswhichmightaffecttheindependenceortheidentityofASMLandthosecompaniesaredeterredtothebest oftheFoundation’sability,andeverythingrelatedtotheaboveorpossiblyconducivethereto.TheFoundationseeksto realizeitsobjectsbytheacquiringandholdingofcumulativepreferencesharesinthecapitalofASMLandbyexercising therightsattachedtotheseshares,particularlythevotingrightsattachedtotheseshares. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-47 ThepreferenceshareoptiongivestheFoundationtherighttoacquireanumberofcumulativepreferencesharesasthe Foundationwillrequire,providedthattheaggregatenominalvalueofsuchnumberofcumulativepreferenceshares shallnotexceedtheaggregatenominalvalueoftheordinarysharesthathavebeenissuedatthetimeofexerciseofthe PreferenceShareOptionforasubscriptionpriceequaltotheirnominalvalue.Onlyone-fourthofthesubscriptionprice ispayableatthetimeofinitialissuanceofthecumulativepreferenceshares,withtheotherthree-fourthsofthenominal valueonlybeingpayablewhenwecallupthisamount.Exerciseofthepreferenceshareoptioncouldeffectivelydilute thevotingpoweroftheoutstandingordinarysharesbyone-half. CancellationandrepaymentoftheissuedcumulativepreferencesharesbyASMLrequirestheauthorizationbythe GeneralMeetingofShareholdersofaproposaltodosobytheBoardofManagementapprovedbytheSupervisory Board.Ifthepreferenceshareoptionisexercisedandasaresultcumulativepreferencesharesareissued,ASML,at therequestoftheFoundation,willinitiatetherepurchaseorcancellationofallcumulativepreferencesharesheldbythe Foundation.InthatcaseASMLisobligedtoeffecttherepurchaseandcancellationrespectivelyassoonaspossible.A cancellationwillhaveasaresultarepaymentoftheamountpaidandexemptionfromtheobligationtopayuponthe cumulativepreferenceshares.Arepurchaseofthecumulativepreferencesharescanonlytakeplacewhensuchshares arefullypaidup. IftheFoundationwillnotrequestASMLtorepurchaseorcancelallcumulativepreferencesharesheldbytheFoundation within20monthsafterissuanceoftheseshares,wewillbeobligedtoconveneaGeneralMeetingofShareholdersin ordertodecideonarepurchaseorcancellationoftheseshares. TheFoundationisindependentofASML.TheBoardofDirectorsoftheFoundationcomprisesfourindependentvoting membersfromtheDutchbusinessandacademiccommunities.FormerchairmanMr.A.BaanpassedawayonApril5, 2013andwassucceededbyMr.H.Bodt.AsofJune1,2013,themembersoftheBoardofDirectorsoftheFoundation are:Mr.H.Bodt,Mr.M.W.denBoogert,Mr.J.M.deJongandMr.A.H.Lundqvist. Dividend Proposal Aspartofourfinancingpolicy,weaimtopayanannualdividendthatwillbestableorgrowingovertime.Annually,the BoardofManagementwill,uponpriorapprovalfromtheSupervisoryBoard,submitaproposaltotheAGMwithrespect totheamountofdividendtobedeclaredwithrespecttotheprioryear.Thedividendproposalinanygivenyearwillbe subjecttotheavailabilityofdistributableprofitsorretainedearningsandmaybeaffectedby,amongotherfactors,the BoardofManagement'sviewsonourpotentialfutureliquidityrequirements,includingforinvestmentsinproduction capacity,thefundingofourR&Dprogramsandforacquisitionopportunitiesthatmayarisefromtimetotime;andby futurechangesinapplicableincometaxandcorporatelaws.Accordingly,itmaybedecidedtoproposenottopaya dividendortopayalowerdividendwithrespecttoanyparticularyearinthefuture. For2013,aproposaltodeclareadividendofEUR0.61perordinaryshareofEUR0.09nominalvaluewillbesubmitted totheAGMtobeheldonApril23,2014. 27. Purchases of Equity Securities by the Issuer and Affiliated Purchasers Inadditiontodividendpayments,weintendtoreturncashtoourshareholdersonaregularbasisthroughshare buybacksorcapitalrepayment,subjecttoouractualandanticipatedlevelofliquidityrequirements,ourcurrentshare price,othermarketconditionsandotherrelevantfactors. OnApril24,2013,theAGMauthorizedtherepurchaseofuptoamaximumoftwotimes10.0percentofourissuedshare capitalasofthedateofauthorizationthroughOctober24,2014. OnApril17,2013,weannouncedourintentiontorepurchaseuptoEUR1.0billionofourownshareswithinthe 2013-2014timeframe.DuringtheperiodfromApril18,2013uptoandincludingDecember31,2013,wehadpurchased 4,614,179ofoursharesforatotalamountofEUR300.0millionatanaveragepriceofEUR65.02pershare.These sharesareintendedtobecancelledin2014. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-48 Thefollowingtableprovidesasummaryofourrepurchasedsharesin2013: Period April18-30,2013 May2-31,2013 June1-30,2013 July1-31,2013 August1-31,2013 September1-30,2013 October3-31,2013 November1-30,2013 December1-31,2013 Total Total number of shares purchased Average price paid per Share (EUR) 297,500 389,974 749,434 321,486 283,097 179,146 556,443 962,146 874,953 4,614,179 55.35 61.76 60.39 65.20 67.83 69.06 69.34 66.76 67.25 65.02 Total number of shares purchased as part of publicly announced plans or programs 297,500 687,474 1,436,908 1,758,394 2,041,491 2,220,637 2,777,080 3,739,226 4,614,179 Maximum value of shares that may yet be purchased under the program (EUR) 983,534,770 959,449,401 914,192,630 893,232,250 874,028,834 861,656,533 823,072,791 758,841,727 700,000,036 28. Customer Co-Investment Program Overview OnJuly9,2012,weannouncedourCCIPtoaccelerateourdevelopmentofEUVtechnologybeyondthecurrent generationandourdevelopmentoffuture450mmsiliconwafertechnology.TheParticipatingCustomerscollectively agreedtofundEUR1.38billionofourresearchanddevelopmentprojectsfrom2013through2017.Thisprogram createdrisksharingwithsomeofourlargestcustomerswhiletheresultsofASML’sdevelopmentprogramswillbe availabletoeverysemiconductormanufacturerwithnorestrictions.TheR&DfundingprogramintheCCIPconsistsof twofundingprojects:a450mmtechnologydevelopmentprojectandanext-generationEUVdevelopmentproject.ASML enteredintoNREFundingAgreementswiththeParticipatingCustomers. Inadditiontothefundingcommitmentsdescribedabove,theParticipatingCustomershaveinvestedinordinaryshares equal,inaggregate,to23percentofASML'sissuedsharecapital(calculatedgivingeffecttoourSyntheticShare BuybackinNovember2012).Theproceedsoftheshareissuance,EUR3.85billion,werereturnedtotheholdersof ordinaryshares(excludingtheParticipatingCustomers)throughaSyntheticShareBuybackexecutedinNovember 2012.ForfurtherinformationregardingtheSyntheticShareBuyback,seeNote26. Description of Investment Agreements, Shareholder Agreements and NRE Funding Agreements InconnectionwiththeCCIP,ASMLenteredintoaninvestmentagreement,ashareholderagreementandNREfunding agreementswitheachoftheParticipatingCustomers.Intelisthelargestparticipantintheprogram,withanaggregate fundingcommitmentofEUR829millionandaninvestmentin15percentofourordinaryshares(calculatedgivingeffect toourSyntheticShareBuybackinNovember2012).Adescriptionoftheinvestmentagreement,shareholdersagreement andNREfundingagreementsbetweenASMLandIntelissetoutbelow.TheagreementsbetweenASMLandtheother participants-TSMC(whichacquired5percentofoursharesandmadeanEUR276millionfundingcommitment) andSamsung(whichacquired3percentofoursharesandmadeanEUR276millionfundingcommitment)areon substantiallythesametermsasthoseagreedwithIntel.ShareswereacquiredbyDutchfoundations("Stichtingen") establishedforeachparticipant. Investment Agreements PursuanttotheIntelInvestmentAgreement,datedJuly9,2012,ASMLissuedtoIntelStichtingordinarysharesequalto 15percentoftheissuedordinaryshareswithsimultaneousissuancebytheIntelStichtingtoIntelofthecorresponding depositaryreceipts. PursuanttotheTSMCInvestmentAgreement,datedAugust5,2012,ASMLissuedtoTSMCStichtingordinaryshares equalto5percentoftheissuedordinaryshareswithsimultaneousissuancebytheTSMCStichtingtoTSMCofthe correspondingdepositaryreceipts. PursuanttotheSamsungInvestmentAgreement,datedAugust27,2012ASMLissuedtotheSamsungStichting ordinarysharesequalto3percentoftheissuedordinaryshareswithsimultaneousissuancebytheSamsungStichting toSamsungofthecorrespondingdepositaryreceipts. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-49 ThesubscriptionpricefortheordinarysharesundertheInvestmentAgreementswasEUR39.91perordinaryshare, whichistheaverageofthevolumeweightedaveragepriceofourshareslistedatNYSEEuronextAmsterdamforthe twentytradingdaysuptoandincludingJuly6,2012. Baseduponthesubscriptionprice(EUR39.91)includedintheInvestmentAgreements,theequityparticipationofIntel (15percent),TSMC(5percent)andSamsung(3percent)amounttoEUR2,513million,EUR838millionandEUR503 million,respectively. UndertheIntelInvestmentAgreements,ASMLhasagreedtoindemnifytheParticipatingCustomersandtheiraffiliates forcertainlossesandexpensesrelatedtobreachesofrepresentations,warranties,covenantsandagreementsinthe InvestmentAgreementsandwithrespecttocertainlegalproceedingsrelatedthereto,subjecttocertainlimitations. Shareholder Agreements InconnectionwiththeissuanceofsharespursuanttotheIntelInvestmentAgreement,onSeptember12,2012ASML, IntelandtheIntelStichtingenteredintoaShareholderAgreementwhichgovernscertainmattersrelatingtotheholding ofandfurtherinvestmentbyIntelinordinarysharesofASML,directlyandindirectlythroughtheIntelStichting,including themattersdescribedbelow. TheShareholderAgreementsbetweenASMLandtheotherprogramparticipants(TSMCandSamsung)areon substantiallythesametermsasthoseagreedwithIntel. Voting Restrictions PursuanttotheShareholderAgreement,Intel(andtheIntelStichting)willnotbeentitledtovotetheordinarysharesthat wereacquiredbytheIntelStichtingaspartoftheCCIPoranyotherordinarysharesotherwisetransferredtotheIntel Stichting(underthecircumstancesdescribedunder"Standstill;AdditionalPurchases"below)priortoaShareholder AgreementTerminationEvent(asdefinedbelow),exceptwhenaSuspensionEvent(asdescribedbelow)occursand iscontinuingorwherethefollowingmattersareproposedatanyGeneralMeeting(the"VotingRestrictions"):(i)an issuanceofASMLsharesorgrantofrightstosubscribeforASMLsharesrepresenting25percentormoreoftheissued andoutstandingsharecapitalofASMLortherestrictionorexclusionofpre-emptionrightsrelatingthereto(ineach case,onanaggregatebasisduringthepreceding12months)orthedesignationoftheBoardofManagementasthe authorizedbodytoresolveonthesematters;(ii)anauthorizationtorepurchase25percentormoreofASML’sissued andoutstandingsharecapitalonanaggregatebasisduringthepreceding12months;(iii)theapprovalofasignificant changeintheidentityornatureofASMLorourbusiness,includingatransferofallorsubstantiallyallbusinessorassets ofASMLandoursubsidiariestoathirdparty,theestablishmentorcancellationofalong-lastingcooperationofessential importancewithathirdpartyandanacquisitionordispositionofaninterestinthecapitalorassetsofapersonwith avalueofatleastonethirdoftheassetsofASML(onaconsolidatedbasis);(iv)anamendmenttoASML’sArticlesof AssociationthatwouldmateriallyaffectthespecificvotingrightsofIntel,wouldmateriallyaffecttheidentityornature ofASMLorourbusiness,orwoulddisproportionately(oruniquely)andadverselyaffecttherightsorbenefitsattached toorderivedfromtheordinarysharesheldbyIntelthroughtheIntelStichtingascomparedtotheshareholders;(v)the dissolutionofASML;and(vi)anymergerordemergerwhichwouldresultinamaterialchangeintheidentityornatureof ASMLoritsbusiness. Standstill, Lock-up and Orderly Market Arrangements Standstill;AdditionalPurchases Subjecttocertainexceptions,pursuanttotheShareholderAgreement,Intel(oritsaffiliates)maynot,priortothe six-yearanniversaryofthedateoftheIntelShareholderAgreement(the"StandstillPeriod"),acquiremorethan19.9 percentoftheoutstandingsharecapitalofASMLwithoutASML’spriorapproval(the"StandstillRestriction").Thereis anexceptionfromtheStandstillRestrictioninthecaseofa‘suspensionevent’,whichincludescertaincircumstances whereathirdpartyhasacquiredormadeanoffertoacquireatleast20percentofASML’soutstandingshares,andthe StandstillRestrictionwillterminateupontheoccurrenceofaShareholderAgreementTerminationEvent. TheShareholderAgreementpermitsIntel(anditsaffiliates)toacquireupto4.99percentofASML'soutstandingshares (otherthansharesacquiredthroughtheCCIP)thatmaybeheldoutsidetheIntelStichting.ForanyadditionalASML sharesthatIntel(oritsaffiliates)acquiresinexcessof4.99percentoftheoutstandingsharesofASML,Intelisrequired todepositsuchshareswiththeIntelStichtinginexchangeforDepositaryReceipts.ShareshelddirectlybyIntelorits affiliates(andwhichnotrequiredtobedepositedwiththeIntelStichting)arenotsubjecttotheVotingRestrictions,or Lock-UpRestrictions(asdefinedbelow),butaresubjecttotheStandstillRestriction. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-50 TheIntelStichtingwillcontinuetoholdASMLsharesownedbyIntel(notwithstandingterminationoftheStandstill Period)untiltheearlierof(i)suchtimeasIntelowns(directlyorthroughtheIntelStichting)lessthan2percentof ASML’soutstandingshares(therelevantpercentageis1percentfortheotherParticipatingCustomers)(ii)thedate ofnotificationtoASMLbyParticipatingCustomersthattheaggregateamountofASML’soutstandingsharesowned byIntelandtheotherParticipatingCustomersrepresentslessthan5percentofASML’soutstandingsharesand(iii) aShareholderAgreementTerminationEvent(asdefinedbelow),followingwhichtimeDepositaryReceiptswillbe exchangedfortheunderlyingASMLshares.IncaseIntelwouldacquireASMLshareswithin18monthsafteranevent describedunder(i)or(ii)above,anyASMLsharesheldbyIntelinexcessof4.99percentoftheoutstandingsharesof ASMLmustbetransferredto(andheldby)theIntelStichting. Lock-up;OrderlySellDown Intelmaynot,withoutpriorwrittenconsentofASML,transferanyordinarysharesorDepositaryReceiptsuntilthe earliestof(i)twoyearsandsixmonthsafterthedateoftheIntelShareholderAgreement,(ii)terminationoftheNRE FundingAgreements,and(iii)theoccurrenceofaShareholderAgreementTerminationEvent((i),(ii)and(iii)together,the "Lock-UpRestriction").TheLock-UpRestrictiondoesnotapplyincertaincircumstanceswhereathirdpartyoffersto acquireatleast20percentofASML’sshares.IntelisnotpermittedtotransfertheASMLordinarysharesitacquiredin theprograminconnectionwithanoffer(beforetheendoftheoffer),ormakeanypublicstatementinsupportofsuch offer,thatisnotrecommendedbytheASMLSupervisoryBoardorManagementBoard,exceptinlimitedcircumstances. Inaddition,Intelmaynot(evenaftertheLock-UpPeriodhasended),withoutwrittenconsentofASML,transferon NYSEEuronextAmsterdam,NASDAQoranothersecuritiesexchangemorethan(i)4percentoftheoutstandingshares ofASMLduringanysixmonthperiod(therelevantpercentageis1.5percentforSamsungand2.5percentforTSMC). TherearealsorestrictionsonIntel'sabilitytotransferASMLsharestocertaincompetitorsorcustomersofASML. Termination TheIntelShareholderAgreementwillterminateupontheoccurrenceofthefollowingevents(eacha"Shareholder AgreementTerminationEvent")(i)certainchangeofcontroltransactionsweretheshareholdersofASMLpriortosuch atransactionarenolongerentitledtoexerciseatleast50percentofthevotesintheGeneralMeetingfollowingsuch transaction,(ii)intheeventofadelistingofourshareslistedatNYSEEuronextAmsterdamordelistingofourshares listedatNASDAQ(exceptforcertainvoluntarydelistingsfromNASDAQ),(iii)thewindinguporliquidationofASML,or (vi)intheeventthatallDepositaryReceiptsareexchangedforASMLsharesandInteldoesnotacquireASMLsharesin excessof4.99percentoftheoutstandingASMLshareswithin18monthsofsuchexchange(see"Standstill;Additional Purchases"above). NRE Funding Agreements OnJuly9,2012,ASMLandIntelenteredintotwoNREFundingAgreementspursuanttowhichIntelwillsupportASML’s R&Dcostsandprojectexpenditures.OneagreementrelatestotheIntel450mmNREFundingAgreementandtheother relatestotheIntelEUVNREFundingAgreement(togetherthe"IntelNREFundingAgreements").Intelhascommitted toprovideEUR553millioninfundingundertheIntel450mmNREFundingAgreementandEUR276millioninfunding undertheIntelEUVNREFundingAgreement,payableovertherespectiveterms(2013-2017)oftheIntelNREFunding Agreements. OnAugust5,2012,ASMLandTSMCenteredintotheTSMCNREFundingAgreementpursuanttowhichTSMCwill supportASML’sR&Dcostsandprojectexpendituresrelatingtothedevelopmentof450mmlithographyequipmentand EUVplatforms.TSMChascommittedtoprovideEUR276millioninfundingpayableovertheterm(2013-2017)ofthe TSMCNREFundingAgreement. OnAugust27,2012,ASMLandSamsungenteredintotheSamsungNREFundingAgreementpursuanttowhich SamsungwillsupportASML’sR&Dcostsandprojectexpendituresrelatingtothedevelopmentof300mm/450mmand EUVplatforms.SamsunghascommittedtoprovideEUR276millioninfundingpayableovertheterm(2013-2017)ofthe SamsungNREFundingAgreement. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-51 UndertheNREFundingAgreements,ASMLwillretainsolecontroloverthedevelopmentof450mmphotolithography equipmentandEUVplatformsandwillownallintellectualpropertycreatedbyASMLinconnectiontherewith.TheNRE FundingAgreementsprovidethatifASML,initsreasonablediscretion,determinestoabandoneitherthe450mmorEUV developmentproject,asaresultoftechnicalinfeasibilityorlackofsufficientindustrydemand,orifthethenremaining fundingexceedstheexpenditureestimateforthedevelopmentproject(450mmorEUV)thenthepartiesmayagreeonan alternativedevelopmentproject,andifnoalternativeisagreed,ASMLmayinvoicetheParticipatingCustomersforthe remainingdueportionofcommittedfundingduringeachyearoftheremainingfundingperiodinwhichASML'sactual grossR&DexpendituresexceedaminimumthresholdspecifiedintheNREFundingAgreements.TheNREFunding AgreementswillterminateonDecember31,2017oruponpre-paymentbytheParticipatingCustomeroftheaggregate amountoffundingowedunderitsrespectiveNREFundingAgreement. Commercial Agreement OnJuly9,2012,ASMLandIntelenteredintoaCommercialAgreement,pursuanttowhichASMLandIntelestablished acontractualframeworkforInteltopurchaseequipmentrelatedtothe450mmandEUVnext-generationlithography equipment.Underthisagreement,Intelhascommittedtopurchasespecifiednumbersof450mmandEUVtools. Theagreementsetsforthpricingtermsforthetoolsaswellasmilestonesrelatedtoproductdeliveries,andprovides forcertaincommercialdiscountsintheformofcreditsinexchangeforIntel’searlypurchasecommitmentsand volumepurchasecommitmentsandforspecifiedadditionalcreditsintheeventthatcertainschedulesarenotmet.In addition,subjecttocertainconditions,ASMLhasagreedtoinstallsufficientcapacitytomeetIntel’sforecasted450mm lithographyequipmentneedsthrough2022. ForfurtherdetailsregardingtheshareissuancestotheParticipatingCustomersandtheSyntheticShareBuyback effectuatedinconnectionwithourCCIP,seeNote26. Development 450mm silicon wafer technology InNovember2013,followingourcustomers’decision,ASMLdecidedtopausethedevelopmentof450mmlithography systemsuntilcustomerdemandandthetimingrelatedtosuchdemandisclear.Webelievethatour450mm developmentactivitiescanberestartedifandwhentheindustrydemandstheintroductionof450mm.Since450mm requiresbothgenericdevelopmentsandwafersize-specificdevelopments,manyofouremployeesinvolvedinthe 450mmprojectaredoingworkthatisjustasrelevantforfutureDUVandEUVplatforms.Theteamsandpeoplehave thereforebeenreassignedtodifferentprojects. UnderourCCIP,wearepartytoa450mmNREFundingAgreementwithIntelforatotalNREfundingcommitmentof EUR553million.WearecurrentlyindiscussionswithInteltodetermineappropriateprojectstowhichtoapplythe 450mmNREfunding. UndertheCCIP,wearealsopartytoEUVNREagreementswithIntel(totalfundingofEUR276million),TSMC(total fundingofEUR276million)andSamsung(totalfundingofEUR276million),allofwhichfundingisbeingusedforEUV projects. 29. Related Party Transactions OnJuly9,2012,weannouncedourCCIPtoaccelerateourdevelopmentofEUVtechnologybeyondthecurrent generationandourdevelopmentoffuture450mmsiliconwafertechnology.OneoftheParticipatingCustomers,Intel, agreedtofundEUR829millionforourR&Dprojects.InadditionIntelalsoagreedtoinvestinordinarysharesequalto 15percentofourissuedsharecapital(calculatedgivingeffecttoourSyntheticShareBuybackinNovember2012).Due totheequityinvestment,IntelisconsideredarelatedpartyofASMLasofJuly9,2012. ThetotalnetsalestoIntel(anditsaffiliates)in2013amountedtoEUR494.7million.ThetotalnetsalestoIntel(and itsaffiliates)fortheperiodfromJuly9,2012toDecember31,2012amountedtoEUR301.7million)whereasthe outstandingbalancesasofDecember31,2013amounttoEUR(182.3)million(December31,2012:EUR65.0million). Therehavebeennotransactionsduringourmostrecentfiscalyear,andtherearecurrentlynotransactions,between ASMLoranyofitssubsidiaries,andanyothersignificantshareholderandanydirectororofficeroranyrelativeor spousethereofotherthanordinarycoursecompensationarrangements.Duringourmostrecentfiscalyear,therehas beenno,andatpresentthereisno,outstandingindebtednesstoASMLowedorowingbyanydirectororofficerof ASMLoranyassociatethereof. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-52 30. Subsequent Events SubsequenteventswereevaluateduptoFebruary11,2014,whichistheissuancedateofthisAnnualReport2013. Therearenosubsequenteventstoreport. Veldhoven,theNetherlands February11,2014 /s/PeterT.F.M.Wennink PeterT.F.M.Wennink President,CEOandmemberoftheBoardofManagement /s/WolfgangU.Nickl WolfgangU.Nickl ExecutiveVicePresidentandCFO ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-53 Report of Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm To:theSupervisoryBoardandShareholdersofASMLHoldingN.V.: WehaveauditedtheaccompanyingconsolidatedbalancesheetsofASMLHoldingN.V.andsubsidiaries(collectively, the"Company")asofDecember31,2013and2012,andtherelatedconsolidatedstatementsofincome,comprehensive income,shareholders'equity,andcashflowsforeachofthethreeyearsintheperiodendedDecember31,2013(all expressedineuros).WealsohaveauditedtheCompany'sinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingasofDecember31, 2013,basedoncriteriaestablishedinInternal Control — Integrated Framework (1992)issuedbytheCommitteeof SponsoringOrganizationsoftheTreadwayCommission.TheCompany'smanagementisresponsibleforthesefinancial statements,formaintainingeffectiveinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting,andforitsassessmentoftheeffectiveness ofinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting,includedintheaccompanyingManagement’sReportonInternalControlover FinancialReporting.Ourresponsibilityistoexpressanopiniononthesefinancialstatementsandanopiniononthe Company'sinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingbasedonouraudits. WeconductedourauditsinaccordancewiththestandardsofthePublicCompanyAccountingOversightBoard(United States).Thosestandardsrequirethatweplanandperformtheaudittoobtainreasonableassuranceaboutwhetherthe financialstatementsarefreeofmaterialmisstatementandwhethereffectiveinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingwas maintainedinallmaterialrespects.Ourauditsofthefinancialstatementsincludedexamining,onatestbasis,evidence supportingtheamountsanddisclosuresinthefinancialstatements,assessingtheaccountingprinciplesusedand significantestimatesmadebymanagement,andevaluatingtheoverallfinancialstatementpresentation.Ourauditof internalcontroloverfinancialreportingincludedobtaininganunderstandingofinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting, assessingtheriskthatamaterialweaknessexists,andtestingandevaluatingthedesignandoperatingeffectiveness ofinternalcontrolbasedontheassessedrisk.Ourauditsalsoincludedperformingsuchotherproceduresaswe considerednecessaryinthecircumstances.Webelievethatourauditsprovideareasonablebasisforouropinions. Acompany'sinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingisaprocessdesignedby,orunderthesupervisionof,the company'sprincipalexecutiveandprincipalfinancialofficers,orpersonsperformingsimilarfunctions,andeffectedby thecompany'sboardofdirectors,management,andotherpersonneltoprovidereasonableassuranceregardingthe reliabilityoffinancialreportingandthepreparationoffinancialstatementsforexternalpurposesinaccordancewith generallyacceptedaccountingprinciples.Acompany'sinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingincludesthosepolicies andproceduresthat(1)pertaintothemaintenanceofrecordsthat,inreasonabledetail,accuratelyandfairlyreflect thetransactionsanddispositionsoftheassetsofthecompany;(2)providereasonableassurancethattransactionsare recordedasnecessarytopermitpreparationoffinancialstatementsinaccordancewithgenerallyacceptedaccounting principlesandthatreceiptsandexpendituresofthecompanyarebeingmadeonlyinaccordancewithauthorizations ofmanagementanddirectorsofthecompany;and(3)providereasonableassuranceregardingpreventionortimely detectionofunauthorizedacquisition,use,ordispositionofthecompany'sassetsthatcouldhaveamaterialeffecton thefinancialstatements. Becauseoftheinherentlimitationsofinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting,includingthepossibilityofcollusion orimpropermanagementoverrideofcontrols,materialmisstatementsduetoerrororfraudmaynotbepreventedor detectedonatimelybasis.Also,projectionsofanyevaluationoftheeffectivenessoftheinternalcontroloverfinancial reportingtofutureperiodsaresubjecttotheriskthatthecontrolsmaybecomeinadequatebecauseofchangesin conditions,orthatthedegreeofcompliancewiththepoliciesorproceduresmaydeteriorate. Inouropinion,theconsolidatedfinancialstatementsreferredtoabovepresentfairly,inallmaterialrespects,the financialpositionofASMLHoldingN.V.andsubsidiariesasofDecember31,2013and2012,andtheresultsoftheir operationsandtheircashflowsforeachofthethreeyearsintheperiodendedDecember31,2013,inconformitywith accountingprinciplesgenerallyacceptedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica.Also,inouropinion,theCompanymaintained, inallmaterialrespects,effectiveinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingasofDecember31,2013,basedonthecriteria establishedinInternal Control — Integrated Framework (1992)issuedbytheCommitteeofSponsoringOrganizationsof theTreadwayCommission. /s/DeloitteAccountantsB.V. Eindhoven,TheNetherlands February11,2014 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 F-54 Exhibit Index ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 E-1 Exhibit Index ExhibitNo. 1 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 4.10 4.11 4.12 4.13 4.14 4.15 4.16 4.17 4.18 4.19 4.20 4.21 4.22 4.23 4.24 4.25 4.26 4.27 4.28 4.29 4.30 Description ArticlesofAssociationofASMLHoldingN.V.(Englishtranslation)(IncorporatedbyreferencetoAmendmentNo.13tothe Registrant’s,RegistrationStatementonForm8-A/A,filedwiththeCommissiononFebruary8,2013) AgreementbetweenASMLithographyB.V.andCarlZeiss,datedMarch17,2000(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FforthefiscalyearendedDecember31,2000)1 AgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andCarlZeiss,datedOctober24,2003(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2003)1 FormofIndemnityAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andmembersofitsBoardofManagement(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2003) FormofIndemnityAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andmembersofitsSupervisoryBoard(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2003) FormofEmploymentAgreementformembersoftheBoardofManagement(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’s AnnualReportonForm20-FforthefiscalyearendedDecember31,2003) Nikon-ASMLPatentCross-LicenseAgreement,datedDecember10,2004,betweenASMLHoldingN.V.andNikon Corporation(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-Fforthefiscalyearended December31,2004)1 ASML/ZeissSublicenseAgreement,2004,datedDecember10,2004,betweenCarlZeissSMTAGandASMLHoldingN.V. (IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FforthefiscalyearendedDecember31,2004)1 ASMLNewHiresandIncentiveStockOptionPlanForManagement(Version2003)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sStatementonFormS-8,filedwiththeCommissiononSeptember2,2003(FileNo.333-109154)) ASMLIncentiveandNewHireOptionPlanforBoardofManagement(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’s RegistrationStatementonFormS-8,filedwiththeCommissiononJune9,2004(FileNo.333-116337)) ASMLOptionPlanforManagementofASMLHoldingGroupCompanies(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’s RegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononJune30,2005(fileNo.333-126340)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforNewHireOptionsgrantedtoMembersoftheBoardofManagement(VersionApril2006) (IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononAugust7, 2006(fileNo.333-136362)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionApril 2006)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissionon August7,2006(fileNo.333-136362)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionJuly 2006)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissionon August7,2006(fileNo.333-136362)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(Version October2006)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththe CommissiononAugust7,2006(fileNo.333-136362)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionJanuary 2007)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissionon July5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionApril 2007)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissionon July5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(VersionJuly 2007)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissionon July5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLStockOptionPlanforIncentiveorNewHireOptionsgrantedtoSeniorandExecutiveManagement(Version October2007)(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththe CommissiononJuly5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLPerformanceStockPlanforMembersoftheBoardofManagement(Version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononJuly5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLPerformanceStockOptionPlanforMembersoftheBoardofManagement(Version2)(Incorporatedbyreferenceto theRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononJuly5,2007(fileNo.333-144356)) ASMLStockOptionPlanfromBaseSalaryforSenior&ExecutiveManagement(VersionOctober2007)(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononNovember2,2007(fileNo. 333-147128)) ASMLPerformanceStockOptionPlanforSeniorandExecutiveManagement(version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’s.RegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononAugust29,2008(fileNo.333-153277)) ASMLPerformanceSharePlanforSeniorandExecutiveManagement(version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononAugust29,2008(fileNo.333-153277)) ASMLPerformanceStockPlanforMembersoftheBoardofManagement(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’s RegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononOctober13,2009(fileNo.333-162439)) ASMLPerformanceStockOptionPlanforSeniorandExecutiveManagement(version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’s.RegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononOctober13,2009(fileNo.333-162439)) ASMLPerformanceSharePlanforSeniorandExecutiveManagement(version1)(Incorporatedbyreferencetothe Registrant’sRegistrationStatementonFormS-8filedwiththeCommissiononOctober13,2009(fileNo.333-162439)) InvestmentAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andIntelCorporation,datedJuly9,2012(Incorporatedbyreference totheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2012) 450mmNREFundingAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.,andIntelCorporation,datedJuly9,2012(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2012)1 EUVNREFundingAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.,andIntelCorporation,datedJuly9,2012(Incorporatedby referencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReportonForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2012)1 ShareholderAgreementbetweenASMLHoldingN.V.andIntelHoldingsB.V.,IntelCorporationandStichting AdministratiekantoorMAKTSJABdatedSeptember12,2012(IncorporatedbyreferencetotheRegistrant’sAnnualReport onForm20-FfortheyearendedDecember31,2012) ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 E-2 ExhibitNo. 4.31 8.1 12.1 13.1 15.1 101.INS 101.SCH 101.CAL 101.DEF 101.LAB 101.PRE Description AgreementandPlanofMergerbyandamongASMLHoldingN.V.,KonaAcquisitionCompany,Inc.Cymer,Inc.and certainotherpartiessetforththerein,dateOctober16,2012(incorporatedbyreferencetoAnnexAtotheRegistrant's RegistrationStatementonFormF-4filedwiththeCommissiononNovember21,2012(fileNo.333-185120)) ListofMainSubsidiaries2 CertificationofCEOandCFOPursuanttoRule13a-14(a)oftheSecuritiesExchangeActof19342 CertificationofCEOandCFOPursuanttoRule13a-14(b)oftheSecuritiesExchangeActof1934and18U.S.C.Section 1350asAdoptedPursuanttoSection906oftheSarbanes-OxleyActof20022 ConsentofDeloitteAccountantsB.V.2 XBRLInstanceDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionSchemaDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionCalculationLinkbaseDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionDefinitionLinkbaseDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionLabelLinkbaseDocument2 XBRLTaxonomyExtensionPresentationLinkbaseDocument2 CertaininformationomittedpursuanttoarequestforconfidentialtreatmentfiledseparatelywiththeSecuritiesandExchangeCommission. FiledattheCommissionherewith. 1 2 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 E-3 Exhibit 8.1 List of Main Subsidiaries Legal Entity Country of Incorporation Main subsidiaries of ASML Holding N.V.1: ASMLNetherlandsB.V. ASMLMaskToolsB.V. ASMLSystemsB.V. ASMLGermanyGmbH ASMLFranceS.a.r.l. ASML(UK)Ltd. ASMLIsrael(2001)Ltd. ASMLIrelandLtd. ASMLItalyS.r.l. ASMLHongKongLtd. ASMLSingaporePte.Ltd. ASMLKoreaCo.Ltd. ASMLJapanCo.Ltd. ASMLLithographyFacilitiesScienceandTechnologyCo.Ltd. ASMLTaiwanLtd. ASMLEquipmentMalaysiaSdn.Bhd. ASMLBelgiumBVBA ASMLBelgiumFinanceCV BrionTechnologies(Shenzhen)Co.Ltd. BrionTechnologies,Inc. ASMLUS,Inc. ASMLCapitalUS,Inc. ASMLMaskTools,Inc. ASMLParticipationsUSInc. LehrerPearson,Inc. ASMLVentures1,Inc. Cymer,LLC. eLithLLC. ASMLHongKongLogisticServicesLtd. CymerB.V. CymerJapan,Inc. CymerKorea,Inc. CymerSingaporePteLtd. CymerSoutheastAsiaLtd. CymerSemiconductorEquipment(Shanghai)Co.Ltd. TCZ,LLC. TCZPteLtd. TCZGmbH Netherlands(Veldhoven) Netherlands(Veldhoven) Netherlands(Veldhoven) Germany(Dresden) France(Montbonnot) UK(Paisley(Scotland)) Israel(Ramat-Gan) Ireland(Dublin) Italy(Avezzano) HongKongSAR Singapore Korea(Kyunggi-Do) Japan(Kawasaki-shi,Kanagawa-Ken) China(Tianjin) Taiwan(Hsinchu) Malaysia(Penang) Belgium(Essen) Belgium(Essen) China(Shenzhen) US(Wilmington,Delaware) US(Wilmington,Delaware) US(Wilmington,Delaware) US(Dover,Delaware) US(Wilmington,Delaware) US(Wilmington,Delaware) US(Wilmington,Delaware) US(Reno,Nevada) US(Wilmington,Delaware) HongKongSAR Netherlands(Amsterdam) Japan(Tokyo) Korea(Kyunggi-Do) Singapore(Singapore) Taiwan(Hsinchu) China(Pudong) US(Reno,Nevada) Singapore(Singapore) Germany(Oberkochen) 1 Allofoursubsidiariesare(directlyorindirectly)wholly-owned,withexceptionofeLithLLC,inwhichweholdaninterestof50percent. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 E-4 Exhibit 12.1 Certification of the Chief Executive Officer I,PeterT.F.M.Wennink,certifythat: 1.IhavereviewedthisAnnualReportonForm20-FofASMLHoldingN.V.; 2.Basedonmyknowledge,thisreportdoesnotcontainanyuntruestatementofamaterialfactoromittostatea materialfactnecessarytomakethestatementsmade,inlightofthecircumstancesunderwhichsuchstatementswere made,notmisleadingwithrespecttotheperiodcoveredbythisreport; 3.Basedonmyknowledge,theFinancialStatements,andotherfinancialinformationincludedinthisreport,fairly presentinallmaterialrespectsthefinancialcondition,resultsofoperationsandcashflowsofthecompanyasof,and for,theperiodspresentedinthisreport; 4.Thecompany'sothercertifyingofficer(s)andIareresponsibleforestablishingandmaintainingdisclosurecontrols andprocedures(asdefinedinExchangeActRules13a-15(e)and15d-15(e))andinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting (asdefinedinExchangeActRules13a-15(f)and15d-15(f))forthecompanyandhave: a)Designedsuchdisclosurecontrolsandprocedures,orcausedsuchdisclosurecontrolsandprocedurestobe designedunderoursupervision,toensurethatmaterialinformationrelatingtothecompany,includingitsconsolidated subsidiaries,ismadeknowntousbyotherswithinthoseentities,particularlyduringtheperiodinwhichthisreportis beingprepared; b)Designedsuchinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting,orcausedsuchinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingtobe designedunderoursupervision,toprovidereasonableassuranceregardingthereliabilityoffinancialreportingandthe preparationofFinancialStatementsforexternalpurposesinaccordancewithgenerallyacceptedaccountingprinciples; c)Evaluatedtheeffectivenessofthecompany’sdisclosurecontrolsandproceduresandpresentedinthisreportour conclusionsabouttheeffectivenessofthedisclosurecontrolsandprocedures,asoftheendoftheperiodcoveredby thisreportbasedonsuchevaluation;and d)Disclosedinthisreportanychangeinthecompany’sinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingthatoccurredduring theperiodcoveredbytheAnnualReportthathasmateriallyaffected,orisreasonablylikelytomateriallyaffect,the company’sinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting;and 5.Thecompany’sothercertifyingofficer(s)andIhavedisclosed,basedonourmostrecentevaluationofinternalcontrol overfinancialreporting,tothecompany’sauditorsandtheauditcommitteeofthecompany'sboardofdirectors(or personsperformingtheequivalentfunctions): a)Allsignificantdeficienciesandmaterialweaknessesinthedesignoroperationofinternalcontroloverfinancial reportingwhicharereasonablylikelytoadverselyaffectthecompany’sabilitytorecord,process,summarizeandreport financialinformation;and b)Anyfraud,whetherornotmaterial,thatinvolvesmanagementorotheremployeeswhohaveasignificantroleinthe company’sinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting. Date:February11,2014 /s/PeterT.F.M.Wennink PeterT.F.M.Wennink President,CEOandmemberoftheBoardofManagement ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 E-5 Certification of the Chief Financial Officer I,WolfgangU.Nickl,certifythat: 1.IhavereviewedthisAnnualReportonForm20-FofASMLHoldingN.V.; 2.Basedonmyknowledge,thisreportdoesnotcontainanyuntruestatementofamaterialfactoromittostatea materialfactnecessarytomakethestatementsmade,inlightofthecircumstancesunderwhichsuchstatementswere made,notmisleadingwithrespecttotheperiodcoveredbythisreport; 3.Basedonmyknowledge,theFinancialStatements,andotherfinancialinformationincludedinthisreport,fairly presentinallmaterialrespectsthefinancialcondition,resultsofoperationsandcashflowsofthecompanyasof,and for,theperiodspresentedinthisreport; 4.Thecompany’sothercertifyingofficer(s)andIareresponsibleforestablishingandmaintainingdisclosurecontrolsand procedures(asdefinedinExchangeActRules13a-15(e)and15d-15(e))andinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting(as definedinExchangeActRules13a-15(f)and15d-15(f))forthecompanyandhave: a)Designedsuchdisclosurecontrolsandprocedures,orcausedsuchdisclosurecontrolsandprocedurestobe designedunderoursupervision,toensurethatmaterialinformationrelatingtothecompany,includingitsconsolidated subsidiaries,ismadeknowntousbyotherswithinthoseentities,particularlyduringtheperiodinwhichthisreportis beingprepared; b)Designedsuchinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting,orcausedsuchinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingtobe designedunderoursupervision,toprovidereasonableassuranceregardingthereliabilityoffinancialreportingandthe preparationofFinancialStatementsforexternalpurposesinaccordancewithgenerallyacceptedaccountingprinciples; c)Evaluatedtheeffectivenessofthecompany’sdisclosurecontrolsandproceduresandpresentedinthisreportour conclusionsabouttheeffectivenessofthedisclosurecontrolsandprocedures,asoftheendoftheperiodcoveredby thisreportbasedonsuchevaluation;and d)Disclosedinthisreportanychangeinthecompany’sinternalcontroloverfinancialreportingthatoccurredduring theperiodcoveredbytheAnnualReportthathasmateriallyaffected,orisreasonablylikelytomateriallyaffect,the company’sinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting;and 5.Thecompany’sothercertifyingofficer(s)andIhavedisclosed,basedonourmostrecentevaluationofinternalcontrol overfinancialreporting,tothecompany’sauditorsandtheauditcommitteeofthecompany'sboardofdirectors(or personsperformingtheequivalentfunctions): a)Allsignificantdeficienciesandmaterialweaknessesinthedesignoroperationofinternalcontroloverfinancial reportingwhicharereasonablylikelytoadverselyaffectthecompany’sabilitytorecord,process,summarizeandreport financialinformation;and b)Anyfraud,whetherornotmaterial,thatinvolvesmanagementorotheremployeeswhohaveasignificantroleinthe company’sinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting. Date:February11,2014 /s/WolfgangU.Nickl WolfgangU.Nickl ExecutiveVicePresidentandCFO ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 E-6 Exhibit 13.1 Certification of CEO and CFO Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. Section 1350, as Adopted Pursuant to Section 906 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 InconnectionwiththeAnnualReportonForm20-FofASMLHoldingN.V.forthefiscalyearendedDecember31,2013 asfiledwiththeSEConthedatehereof,PeterT.F.M.Wennink,asCEOoftheCompany,andWolfgangU.Nickl,asCFO oftheCompany,eachherebycertifies,pursuantto18U.S.C.Section1350,asadoptedpursuanttoSection906ofthe Sarbanes-OxleyActof2002,that,tothebestofhisknowledge: (1)TheReportfullycomplieswiththerequirementsofSection13(a)or15(d)oftheExchangeAct;and (2)TheinformationcontainedintheReportfairlypresents,inallmaterialrespects,thefinancialconditionandresultsof operationsoftheissuer. /s/PeterT.M.F.Wennink Name:PeterT.M.F.Wennink Title:President,CEOandmemberoftheBoardofManagement Date:February11,2014 /s/WolfgangU.Nickl Name:WolfgangU.Nickl Title:ExecutiveVicePresidentandCFO Date:February11,2014 AsignedoriginalofthiswrittenstatementrequiredbySection906oftheSarbanes-OxleyActof2002hasbeenprovided totheCompanyandwillberetainedbytheCompanyandfurnishedtotheSECoritsstaffuponrequest. ThiscertificationaccompaniestheReportpursuanttosection906oftheSarbanes-OxleyActof2002andshallnot, excepttotheextentrequiredbytheSarbanes-OxleyActof2002,bedeemedfiledbytheCompanyforpurposesof section18oftheSecuritiesExchangeActof1934. ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 E-7 Exhibit 15.1 Consent of Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm TotheSupervisoryBoardandShareholdersofASMLHoldingN.V.: WeconsenttotheincorporationbyreferenceinthefollowingRegistrationStatementsonFormS-8(Nos.333-109154, 333-105600,333-116337,333-126340,333-136362,333-141125,333-142254,333-144356,333-147128,333-153277, 333-162439,333-170034,333-188938,333-190023and333-192951)ofourreportdatedFebruary11,2014,relatingto theFinancialStatementsofASMLHoldingN.V.andsubsidiaries(collectively,the“Company”)andtheeffectivenessof theCompany'sinternalcontroloverfinancialreporting,appearinginthisAnnualReportonForm20-FoftheCompany fortheyearendedDecember31,2013. /s/DeloitteAccountantsB.V. DeloitteAccountantsB.V. Eindhoven,TheNetherlands February11,2014 ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 E-8 Definitions Name ACE Act AFM AGM AMD Description ASMLCenterofExcellence TheDutchFinancialMarketsSupervisionAct/"WetophetFinancieelToezicht" AutoriteitFinanciëleMarkten;theNetherlandsAuthorityfortheFinancialMarkets AnnualGeneralMeetingofShareholders AdvancedMicroDevices,Inc. AnnualReport AnnualReportonForm20-F ArF ArFi ASML ASP ASU BA BESP Brion Canon ArgonFluoride ArgonFluorideImmersion ASMLHoldingN.V.anditssubsidiaries Averagesellingprice AccountingStandardsUpdate BachelorofArts BestEstimateofSellingPrice BrionTechnologies,Inc. CanonKabushikiKaisha CanonCross-License Agreement ASMLandCanonsignedaglobalpatentcross-licenseagreementrelatedtothefieldof semiconductorlithography CCIP CD CEO CFO CMO CustomerCo-InvestmentProgram CriticalDimension ChiefExecutiveOfficer ChiefFinancialOfficer ChiefMarketingOfficer CodeofConduct Codeofethicsandconduct CODM ChiefOperatingDecisionMaker Commission TheUnitedStatesSecuritiesandExchangeCommission Company ASMLHoldingN.V. CPO CRMC Cross-License TransitionPeriod CRSB CTO ChiefProgramOfficer CapitalResearch&ManagementCompany TheperiodbetweenJanuary1,2010andDecember31,2014 CorporateRiskandSustainabilityBoard ChiefTechnologyOfficer CustomerStichtingen IntelStichtingandTSMCStichtingjointlyreferred.SharesheldbyParticipatingCustomersin theCCIP,areheldthroughFoundationsthatissuedtotheParticipatingCustomersdepository receiptsrepresentingsharesheldbytheseFoundations. Cymer FormerlyknownasCymer,Inc. DeNederlandsche Bank DPT DTC EGM theDutchcentralbank,whichisthesupervisorofallpensioncompaniesintheNetherlands Doublepatterningtechnology DepositaryTrustCompany ExtraordinaryGeneralMeetingofShareholders ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 D-1 Name EUR Euro Eurobonds Description Euros Euros OurEUR600million5.75percentseniornotesdue2017andourEUR750million3.375percent seniornotesdue2023 EuroclearNederland NederlandsCentraalInstituutvoorGiraalEffectenverkeerB.V. EUV ExtremeUltraviolet ExchangeAct USSecuritiesExchangeActof1934 FASB FMSA FOM FinancialAccountingStandardsBoard FinancialMarketsSupervisionAct('Wetophetfinancieeltoezicht'(Wft)) FoundationforFundamentalResearchonMatter Foundation StichtingPreferenteAandelenASML FTEs Full-timeequivalents holisticlithography Optimizethescannerperformancebytakenintoaccounttheentirechipcreationprocess,from designtovolumemanufacturing IC imec Intel Intercircuit InteruniversitairMicro-ElektronicaCentrum IntelCorporation Intel450mmNRE FundingAgreement IntelEUVNREFunding Agreement IntelInvestment Agreement Agreementrelatedtothedevelopmentof450mmlithographyequipment AgreementrelatedtothedevelopmentofEUVlithographyequipment TheinvestmentagreementbetweenASMLandIntel IntelNREFunding Agreements TheIntelFundingAgreementsrelatedtothedevelopmentof450mmandEUVlithography equipment IntelStichting StichtingAdministratiekantoorMAKTSJAB IRS KPI KrF Logic MBA Memory NA NASDAQ NewYorkTransfer Agent NID Nikon InternalRevenueService KeyPerformanceIndicator KryptonFluoride Micro-processormanufacturersandFoundries MasterofBusinessAdministration NAND-FlashmemoryandDRAMmemorychipmakers Numericalaperture NASDAQStockMarketLLC J.P.MorganChaseBank,N.A.,4NewYorkPlaza,NewYork,NewYork NotionalInterestDeduction NikonCorporation NikonCross-License Agreement ApatentCross-LicenseagreementbetweenNikon,ASMLandZeiss,relatedtolithography equipmentusedtomanufacturesemiconductordevices nm Nanometer(onebillionthofameter) Non-ResidentHolder aholderofordinaryshareswhoisnot,orisnotdeemedtobe,aresidentoftheNetherlandsfor Dutchtaxpurposes NPV NRE NetPresentValue NonRecurringEngineering NREFunding Agreements TheIntelNREFundingAgreements,theTSMCNREFundingAgreement,andtheSamsungNRE FundingAgreement ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 D-2 Name NWO NXE Description NetherlandsOrganisationforScientificResearch NXEplatform;anewplatformutilizingtheconceptsoftheTWINSCANplatformwithcomplete newtechnologiesinthreeareas:lightsource,lenssystem,andvacuumbody NXE:3100 NXE:3300B Second-generationEUVsystems Third-generationEUVsystems NXT OCI OPC TWINSCANNXTsystems;animprovedversionoftheTWINSCANsystems,introducingnew stagesandstagepositioncontroltechnology,whichenablesimprovedimagingandoverlay. OtherComprehensiveIncome OpticalProximityCorrection Participatingcustomers CollectiveoftheparticipantsoftheCustomerCo-InvestmentProgram;IntelCorporation (“Intel”),TaiwanSemiconductorManufacturingCompanyLtd.(“TSMC”)andSamsung ElectronicsCorporation(“Samsung”) PFIC PME PreferenceShare Option R&D RDA RET RU RUASML Samsung SamsungInvestment Agreement SamsungNREFunding Agreement SEC SG&A PassiveForeignInvestmentCompany BedrijfstakpensioenfondsMetalektro Anoptiontoacquirecumulativepreferencesharesinourcapital ResearchandDevelopment ResearchandDevelopmentDeduction("ResearchandDevelopmentAftrek") ResolutionEnhancementTechniques ReportingUnit ReportingUnitASML SamsungElectronicsCorporation TheinvestmentagreementbetweenASMLandSamsung ASMLandSamsungenteredintotheSamsungNREfundingagreement TheUnitedStatesSecuritiesandExchangeCommission Selling,GeneralandAdministrative ShareholderAgreement InconnectionwiththeissuanceofsharespursuanttotheIntelInvestmentAgreement,on September12,2012ASML,IntelandtheIntelStichtingenteredintoashareholderagreement (werefertopageF-50) SMO STI Source-MaskOptimization Short-termincentive theIntelInvestment Agreement TheinvestmentagreementbetweenASMLandIntel TPE Third-PartyEvidence TransferAgent Agreement Treaty TSMC TSMCInvestment Agreement TSMCNREFunding Agreement Agreementabouttransfer,registraranddividenddisbursement TheTaxTreatyBetweentheUnitedStatesandtheNetherlandsfortheAvoidanceofDouble TaxationandthePreventionofFiscalEvasionwithRespecttoTaxesonIncome TaiwanSemiconductorManufacturingCompanyLtd. TheinvestmentagreementbetweenASMLandTSMC ASMLandTSMCenteredintotheTSMCNREfundingagreement TSMCStichting StichtingAdministratiekantoorTSMC U.S.dollars USGAAP UnitedStatesdollars GenerallyacceptedaccountingprinciplesintheUnitedStatesofAmerica ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 D-3 Name USD UvA VIE Description UnitedStatesdollars UniversityofAmsterdam Variableinterestentity VIEShareholders SyndicateofthreebankssolelyforthepurposeofleasingtheheadquarterinVeldhoven VLSIResearch Anindependentindustryresearchfirmthatsurveyedcustomersrepresenting95.0percentofthe world’stotalsemiconductormarket VSOE VU WACC Wavelength Vendor-SpecificObjectiveEvidence VUUniversityAmsterdam WeightedAverageCostofCapital Thefrequencyoflightgoingthroughprojectionlenses;theshorterthewavelength,thesmaller theline-widthandthefinerthepatternontheIC WijdevenMotion WijdevenMotionHoldingB.V.andWijdevenMotionB.V.together XT XT:1700i YieldStar Zeiss Second-generationTWINSCAN,for200nmand300mmwafersizes. TWINSCANXT:1700i Advancedwafermetrologysystem CarlZeissSMTAG ASMLANNUALREPORT2013 D-4 20
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