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KLA forecasts $4.7B December-quarter revenue and expects wafer equipment market to exceed $200B in 2027

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  • "KLA's September quarter beat the midpoint of our guidance ranges across all key metrics. Revenue was another record $4.14 billion." (President, CEO & Executive Director Richard Wallace)
  • "This, coupled with our

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