荷兰政府暂停禁令，闻泰尚未完全重新掌控安世

Core Viewpoint - The control of the company over its subsidiary, Anshi Semiconductor, remains restricted, prompting the company to alert investors about potential investment risks [1][4]. Group 1: Developments on Anshi Semiconductor - The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs announced on November 19 that the administrative order against Anshi Semiconductor has been suspended [2]. - Despite the suspension of the ministerial order, a court ruling from October 7 remains in effect, and the emergency measures previously announced by the company are still ongoing [2][4]. - The suspended ministerial order prohibits Anshi and its global subsidiaries from making any adjustments to their assets, intellectual property, business, and personnel for one year [4]. Group 2: Emergency Measures and Legal Actions - The emergency measures initiated by Anshi Semiconductor include suspending the current executive director and placing the company's shares under independent third-party management [4]. - The company is in communication with an international law firm to explore legal remedies to protect its and its shareholders' rights [4]. Group 3: Financial Implications - Anshi Semiconductor reported revenue of approximately 14.7 billion yuan last year [4]. - The company indicated that if control over Anshi is not restored by the end of 2025, it may face risks of revenue, profit, and cash flow adjustments [4]. - Following the freezing of Anshi's assets, the company's stock price fell by 8.99% from October 13 to November 19, with a slight recovery of 0.88% on November 19, closing at 42.3 yuan per share [5].