企业自身受到影响，全球汽车面临“断供”！荷兰称将与中方化解安世僵局

Group 1 - The Netherlands is seeking to meet with China to discuss the current "stalemate" involving Nexperia, which impacts both Sino-Dutch economic relations and the global automotive chip supply chain [1] - Dutch Economic Affairs Minister Vincent Karremans stated that the Netherlands aims to prevent the transfer of business and intellectual property out of Europe by Nexperia's former Chinese CEO, emphasizing the need for cooperation between China and the Netherlands [1] - The "stalemate" originated from the U.S. "penetration rules" issued on September 29, leading to direct Dutch government intervention in Nexperia's internal affairs, which has disrupted the company's global operations and governance structure [1] Group 2 - Nexperia China issued an open letter to all employees asserting its independence as a Chinese enterprise and confirming that operations are proceeding normally despite external pressures [2] - Nexperia's products, while not the most advanced chips, are critical in the automotive electronics sector, and concerns are rising about potential supply shortages or production halts for global automakers if the stalemate continues [2] - The American Automotive Innovation Alliance's CEO, John Bozzella, warned that delays in chip transportation could impact automotive production in the U.S. and other countries, potentially affecting other industries as well [2] Group 3 - A researcher from the Ministry of Commerce's research institute emphasized that the Netherlands should maintain independence and not politicize economic issues under U.S. pressure, advocating for adherence to contracts and market principles in resolving differences with China [3] - The incident highlights the importance of maintaining a balance between development and security amid increasing geopolitical uncertainties, urging the need for breakthroughs in key technologies and a complete industrial chain to ensure high-quality development [3]