China's commerce ministry said on Wednesday that it agreed with the European Union to urge Nexperia's Dutch and Chinese units to resolve their standoff, sidestepping the Dutch government.

BEIJING: China announced on Saturday that it will lift export restrictions on certain Nexperia semiconductor products, easing tensions with the Netherlands after a months-long dispute that

Nexperia Control Battle Rages As China's Wingtech Files Appeal. The two-month-long confrontation between Nexperia's senior leadership and parent company Wingtech Technology remains locked in a stalemate,

China’s Wingtech Technology Co. has appealed to the Dutch Supreme Court to restore its control over chipmaker Nexperia BV, underscoring deep-seated tensions despite a temporary truce that allowed some components to start flowing again.

Wang Wentao shifts focus to the boardroom but warns the Dutch government must still scrap the executive order and court ruling fuelling the crisis.

Nexperia said on Friday it’s not to blame for any stalled production in China, firmly rejecting accusations from its Chinese division that it’s been choking

European carmakers are looking into ways to scratch components made with parts from China, spooked by deepening geopolitical spats playing out through chipmaker Nexperia and Beijing’s export controls on rare earths.

A fierce war of words has erupted between Dutch chipmaker Nexperia and its Chinese owner, Wingtech Technology, after China and the European Union signalled that their dispute should be resolved at the corporate level.