如果您希望可以时常见面，欢迎标星收藏哦~ Nexperia BV 在官方网站表示，多次尝试通过传统渠道建立直接沟通后，发表了这封公开信。 Nexperia持续寻求与中国境内实体开展建设性合作，并一直要求进行公开对话，以寻求恢复正常 货物供应的途径。Nexperia BV已多次尝试通过正式和非正式的方式，包括电话、电子邮件和提议 会面等直接沟通，提出各种合作方案以寻求互利共赢的解决方案，甚至发出正式函件要求其履行权 利，以期与中国境内实体重建对话。 遗憾的是，Nexperia并未收到任何实质性回复。我们敦促您积极回应Nexperia的沟通，并以建设 性的态度参与其中，以期恢复供应链，因为这符合所有相关方的利益，尤其是我们的客户。 鉴于此，我们不得不公开沟通，以强调此事的紧迫性。 Nexperia始终致力于保持透明度，确保业务连续性，并维护全球客户、供应商、员工和利益相关 者的利益。我们欢迎中国政府承诺为Nexperia中国工厂及其分包商恢复出口提供便利，从而保障 我们的产品能够持续供应全球市场。 然而，各行各业的客户仍然反映即将停产。 这种情况不能再继续下去了。因此，我们敦促Nexperia在华实体领导层立即采 ...

闻泰科技称，近日，我方注意到安世荷兰及其相关方的一系列单方面行为，已对全球半导体产业链的稳 定构成潜在威胁。为避免局势进一步升级，维护各方合法权益，我司特此发表声明如下：自荷兰经济部 不当干预以来，本着负责任的态度和维护全球客户利益的原则，在中国相关政府部门的大力帮助与推动 下，我方已主动释放善意，明确表达了愿意与安世荷兰方面就如何恢复闻泰科技的合法控制权、妥善解 决当前争端进行建设性沟通。我们始终相信，通过坦诚对话解决分歧，是保障公司正常运营和全球芯片 供应稳定的切实正确途径。 然而，令人深感遗憾与不解的是，尽管我方展现出最大诚意，安世荷兰方面迄今未对我方的沟通提议作 出任何实质性回应。 据闻泰科技（600745）官方公众号消息，11月23日晚，闻泰科技发布关于敦促安世荷兰切实回应沟通解 决控制权问题以保障全球供应链稳定的声明。 全球半导体产业的稳定关乎行业发展大局。我们再次呼吁各方以理性、负责任的态度行事，共同维护安 世半导体的稳定与繁荣，保障全球客户的供应链安全。 回溯该事件，2025年9月30日，荷兰经济事务与气候政策部对安世半导体下达部长令，要求其全球30个 主体不得调整资产、知识产权等相关权益，有 ...

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing control issues surrounding Nexperia, a subsidiary of Wingtech Technology, pose significant risks to the global semiconductor supply chain, necessitating urgent and constructive dialogue to restore control and shareholder rights [3][5][9]. Group 1: Timeline of Events - On November 19, the Dutch government announced a "suspension of intervention" regarding Nexperia, which was followed by Wingtech's third official statement addressing control issues [5][14]. - The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs issued an order on September 30, 2025, restricting Nexperia's operational adjustments, which remains effective despite the suspension announcement [5][6]. - Wingtech's statements emphasize that the Dutch court's emergency measures are still in effect, indicating ongoing limitations on control over Nexperia [6][15]. Group 2: Company Statements - Wingtech's November 23 statement highlighted concerns over unilateral actions by Nexperia that threaten the stability of the semiconductor industry [9]. - The company expressed disappointment over the lack of substantive responses from Nexperia regarding proposed solutions to restore control and shareholder rights [9]. - Wingtech insists that the Dutch Ministry must comprehensively address the Nexperia issue to restore its full rights as a shareholder [6][9]. Group 3: Industry Context - The semiconductor supply chain is currently facing instability due to the ongoing control disputes, which have implications for global operations [9][15]. - Recent communications from both Chinese and Dutch officials indicate a complex negotiation landscape, with China welcoming the suspension of the administrative order but noting that further steps are needed to resolve underlying issues [11][15].

Core Viewpoint - The unilateral actions of Nexperia Netherlands and related parties pose a potential threat to the stability of the global semiconductor supply chain [1][2]. Group 1: Company Developments - Wentech Technology's subsidiary, Nexperia Semiconductor, has had its assets frozen and control restricted, prompting the company to issue a statement urging Nexperia Netherlands to respond constructively to resolve control issues and ensure global supply chain stability [2][3]. - Despite Wentech's efforts to communicate, Nexperia Netherlands has not provided any substantial response, leading to concerns about the ongoing situation [2]. - The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs announced on November 19 that an administrative order against Nexperia Semiconductor has been suspended, which Wentech views as a step towards addressing the current issues [2][3]. Group 2: Legal and Regulatory Context - The emergency measures imposed by the Amsterdam Enterprise Court remain in effect, requiring the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs to fully resolve the issues surrounding Nexperia Semiconductor [3]. - These emergency measures include the suspension of Zhang Xuezheng from his role as executive director of Nexperia Semiconductor and the management of Wentech's shares in Nexperia by an independent third party [3]. - Wentech has indicated that even with the suspension of the administrative order, its control over Nexperia Semiconductor remains limited, and the company is exploring legal remedies to protect its rights [3]. Group 3: Financial Implications - Nexperia Semiconductor reported revenue of approximately 14.7 billion yuan last year [4]. - Wentech has warned that if control over Nexperia is not restored by the end of 2025, the company may face risks of revenue, profit, and cash flow adjustments [4]. - The Dutch government's actions against Nexperia Semiconductor, justified by alleged "national security" concerns, are viewed by Wentech as excessive interference based on geopolitical biases [4].

23日晚间，闻泰科技发布《关于敦促安世荷兰切实回应沟通解决控制权问题以保障全球供应链稳定的声明》，声明全文如下： 动释放善意,明确表达了愿意与安世荷兰方 面就如何恢复闻泰科技的合法控制权、妥善 解决当前争端进行建设性沟通。我们始终相 信,通过坦诚对话解决分歧,是保障公司正 常运营和全球芯片供应稳定的切实正确途 径。 近日，我方注意到安世荷兰及其相关方的一系列单方面行为，已对全球半导体产业链的稳定构成潜在威胁。为避免局势进一步升级，维护各方合法权益， 我司特此发表声明如下： 自荷兰经济部不当干预以来，本着负责任的态度和维护全球客户利益的原则，在中国相关政府部门的大力帮助与推动下，我方已主动释放善意，明确表达 了愿意与安世荷兰方面就如何恢复闻泰科技的合法控制权、妥善解决当前争端进行建设性沟通。我们始终相信，通过坦诚对话解决分歧，是保障公司正常 运营和全球芯片供应稳定的切实正确途径。 然而，令人深感遗憾与不解的是，尽管我方展现出最大诚意， 安世荷兰方面迄今未对我方的沟通提议作出任何实质性回应。 鉴于此，我们要求安世荷兰能在切实尊重事实和法律的基础上，就如何恢复闻泰科技的合法控制权与完整股东权利，提出具有建设性且真正 ...

Core Points - The Dutch government is sending a delegation to China to address issues related to the semiconductor company Nexperia, which is owned by the Chinese firm Wingtech Technology [1][3] - The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Karremans, emphasized the need for a mutually acceptable solution to the concerns raised about Nexperia [1][3] Summary by Sections - **Background of the Issue** - On October 12, the Dutch government intervened in Nexperia's operations, citing risks to economic security in the Netherlands and Europe [3] - Wingtech Technology announced on October 13 that it would pursue legal and diplomatic avenues to challenge the Dutch government's directive, claiming systemic discrimination against Chinese companies [3] - **Responses from China** - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have responded multiple times, opposing the broad interpretation of national security and discriminatory practices against specific national enterprises [3][4] - On October 21, a phone call took place between Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and Dutch Minister Karremans, where the Dutch side expressed a commitment to maintaining trade relations with China [3] - **Ongoing Negotiations** - The Chinese side has called for the Dutch government to move beyond verbal commitments and to propose substantive solutions to restore stability in the global semiconductor supply chain [4] - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce reiterated its willingness to engage in discussions with the Dutch delegation to find constructive solutions to the Nexperia issue [4]

Core Points - The Dutch government is sending a delegation to China to address issues related to the semiconductor company Nexperia, which is owned by the Chinese firm Wingtech Technology [1][3] - The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Karremans, emphasized the need for a mutually acceptable solution between the Netherlands and China [1][3] Timeline of Events - On October 12, the Dutch government intervened against Nexperia, citing risks to economic security in the Netherlands and Europe [3] - On October 13, Wingtech Technology announced it would pursue legal and diplomatic avenues to challenge the Dutch government's actions [3] - On October 15, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson criticized the broad application of national security concepts and discriminatory actions against specific national enterprises [3] - On October 21, a phone call took place between Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and Dutch Minister Karremans, where both parties expressed a desire to find a constructive solution [3] - On November 8, the Chinese Commerce Ministry urged the Dutch side to move beyond verbal commitments and propose substantive solutions to restore the stability of the global semiconductor supply chain [4] - On November 13, the Chinese Commerce Ministry reiterated its responsible attitude towards the stability and security of the global semiconductor supply chain and expressed hope for constructive proposals from the Dutch side [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Dutch government is seeking a resolution regarding the issues surrounding the Chinese company, Nexperia, a subsidiary of Wingtech Technology, which has been accused of posing risks to the economic security of the Netherlands and Europe [1][2]. Summary by Sections Timeline of Events - On October 12, the Dutch government intervened against Nexperia, citing risks to economic security [2]. - On October 13, Wingtech Technology announced it would pursue legal and diplomatic avenues to challenge the Dutch government's actions [2]. Responses from Chinese Authorities - On October 15, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed opposition to the broadening of national security concepts and discriminatory practices against specific national enterprises [3]. - On October 21, a conversation took place between Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and Dutch Economic Minister Karremans, emphasizing the importance of Sino-Dutch economic relations and the need for constructive solutions [5]. - On November 8, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce urged the Dutch side to move beyond verbal commitments and propose substantive solutions to restore the stability of the global semiconductor supply chain [5]. - On November 13, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce reiterated its responsible attitude towards the stability and security of the global semiconductor supply chain and expressed hope for genuine cooperation from the Dutch side [5].

Core Viewpoint - The Dutch government is seeking a resolution regarding the issues surrounding the Chinese company, Nexperia, a subsidiary of Wingtech Technology, which has been accused of posing risks to the economic security of the Netherlands and Europe [1][2]. Group 1: Timeline of Events - On October 12, the Dutch government intervened against Nexperia, citing risks to economic security [2]. - On October 13, Wingtech Technology announced it would pursue legal and diplomatic avenues to challenge the Dutch government's actions [2]. - On October 15, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed opposition to the discriminatory practices against specific national enterprises [3]. Group 2: Diplomatic Engagements - On October 21, a conversation took place between Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and Dutch Economic Minister Karremans, emphasizing the importance of Sino-Dutch economic relations [5]. - On November 8, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce urged the Dutch side to move beyond verbal commitments and propose constructive solutions to stabilize the global semiconductor supply chain [5]. - On November 13, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce reiterated its commitment to maintaining a stable and secure global semiconductor supply chain and expressed hope for substantive cooperation from the Dutch side [5].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese semiconductor industry association opposes the Dutch government's intervention in the operations of Nexperia, a subsidiary of Wingtech Technology, citing misuse of "national security" concepts and discriminatory restrictions against Chinese companies [2][5] Group 1: Company Impact - Wingtech Technology has temporarily lost control over Nexperia's governance and 99% of shareholder voting rights, although its economic rights to profits remain unaffected [3] - The loss of control may lead to significant uncertainty and potential losses for Wingtech Technology in the capital market [3] - Nexperia specializes in power semiconductors, a mature technology area, and was previously part of NXP's standard products division before being acquired by Wingtech Technology [3] Group 2: Market Dynamics - Nexperia's revenue from China accounts for 48% of its market size, driven by the rapid growth in electric and intelligent vehicle markets in China [4] - The majority of Nexperia's production processes are retained in Europe, but 80% of its product packaging and testing occurs in China [4] - China supplies over 95% of the world's gallium, a critical material for advanced power semiconductors, indicating Nexperia's reliance on the Chinese market for materials and production [5] Group 3: Industry Context - The Dutch government's intervention is seen as an abrupt action under the guise of "national security," impacting the control of significant private assets and R&D investments by Chinese enterprises [5] - The Chinese semiconductor industry has developed competitive capabilities in power semiconductors, with companies like CR Micro, Dongwei Semiconductor, and others directly competing with or complementing Nexperia [3] - The intervention threatens the stability of the global semiconductor supply chain and market networks, highlighting the need for cooperation between the Dutch government and Chinese enterprises [5]