Technology10/14/2025Bloomberg

Dutch Seized Nexperia After US Demanded Ouster of Chinese CEO

Dutch Seized Nexperia After US Demanded Ouster of Chinese CEO

The Dutch government has seized control of the semiconductor company Nexperia after the United States demanded the removal of the company's Chinese CEO. The US warned that Nexperia would be placed on the sanctions list if it did not comply with this demand. The Dutch court filing reveals that the government took this action to prevent the company from falling under US sanctions, which could have had significant consequences for the Dutch economy and the global semiconductor supply chain. The seizure of Nexperia is seen as a strategic move by the Dutch government to maintain its economic and technological independence in the face of increasing geopolitical tensions between the US and China. The outcome of this situation is likely to have far-reaching implications for the semiconductor industry and international trade relations.

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