AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – ASML Holding NV, a key supplier to semiconductor manufacturers, would not change its 2030 forecasts much if Chinese chipmakers are unable to expand their capacity beyond current levels, CEO Peter Wennink told investors on Friday. ASML had about 16% of sales in China in 2021 but it has not received permission to sell its most advanced tools there as they are considered “dual use” technology with military applications. Speaking at a meeting with investors, Wennink said “if the geopolitical situation is such, which I would not expect, but that, for instance China would absol…