{embedded type='node/custom_code_html' id='119147'}The company sees second-half revenue 5%-10% lower than the first at constant currenciesASM International cut its earnings view for the full year as it anticipates its second-half performance to be hit by lower-than-expected demand in key segments.The Dutch supplier of semiconductor-making equipment now anticipates full-year revenue to be at the lower end of the previously guided range of 10%-20%, due to lower customer demand expected in the second half.ASM expects second-half revenue to be 5%-10% lower compared with the first half, at constant currencies, reflecting anticipated lower-than-expected customer demand in key markets in the fourth quarter.For bookings, the anticipated weakness is projected to result in a book-to-bill of below 1 in the second half, it added.Ahead of its investor day, the Amsterdam-listed company outlined its 2030 financial targets. The company expects revenue to increase to more than 5.7 billion euros ($6.73 billion) by 2030, and its gross margin to be in a range of 47%-51% between 2026-30. Free cash flow is anticipated to increase to more than 1 billion euros by 2030.Write to Najat Kantouar at najat.kantouar@wsj.com