Nexperia China has issued an open letter to employees confirming that all domestic operations and employee benefits remain normal, addressing concerns after system access was temporarily blocked. The move follows a control dispute triggered by the Dutch government’s order to freeze global assets and intellectual property adjustments for one year, which also led to the suspension of Nexperia’s CEO appointed by Wingtech and the transfer of shares to a third-party trustee.
In the letter, Nexperia China emphasized that its local entity is an independent legal company under Chinese law, with the legal representative holding final decision-making authority. Employees are instructed to follow directives only from the domestic company and may refuse external orders without approval. Salary and benefits are paid directly by the Chinese company, unrelated to the Dutch entity. Production and supply chain activities continue smoothly, with partial system access restored.
Wingtech has criticized the Dutch actions as an attempt to deprive shareholder rights under political pressure, while China’s Ministry of Commerce urged corrective measures. Nexperia China, which handles 80% of global packaging and testing for the power semiconductor leader, reported annual revenue of RMB 14.7 billion, underscoring its critical role in automotive and industrial supply chains.
ICgoodFind: Nexperia China’s swift response highlights operational resilience, though the situation warrants close monitoring for power semiconductor supply stability.
