The latest data point for ASML's Revenue Surprise % in Q1'26 shows a modest positive surprise of 2.43%, indicating that actual revenue exceeded analyst expectations by a small margin. Meanwhile, the Revenue Growth (YoY) for the same period reached 13.25%, reflecting solid year-over-year expansion driven by strong demand in the semiconductor sector. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, Revenue Surprise % exhibited high volatility, fluctuating between a low of -14.44% in Q3'24 and a peak of 25.91% in Q4'24, with an overall trend shifting from predominantly negative surprises in 2023-2024 to mixed but improving outcomes in 2025-2026. Revenue Growth (YoY) displayed a similar volatile pattern, declining sharply to -21.59% in Q1'24 before rebounding to highs of 46.34% in Q1'25 and stabilizing around 13% in recent quarters, underscoring ASML's resilience amid cyclical industry pressures and a recovery in advanced chip manufacturing investments.