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China Retaliates Over Dutch Nexperia Seizure | Economics

By Editorial Board Published October 16, 2025 3 Min Read
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China Retaliates Over Dutch Nexperia Seizure | Economics

China Retaliates Over Dutch Nexperia Seizure | Economics

The Dutch authorities believed it may stop China from stealing “crucial technological knowledge” by seizing a non-public semiconductor firm, Nexperia. The Amsterdam court docket of appeals put in new management and offered them with sole energy to override any resolution made by the board. The Netherlands was eager to forestall China from exporting chips again to the mainland, but it surely ignored one main issue—the vast majority of Nexperia’s manufacturing happens on Chinese language soil.

Nexperia could have services in Europe, however they’re primarily centered on testing. The main 80,000 square-meter meeting website is positioned in Guangdong province, China. China’s Ministry of Commerce could now stop Nexperia from exporting semiconductor chips to not simply the Netherlands however all of Europe. The ability in Guangdong relied on the Dutch facility so as to add the ending touches on its semiconductor chips and might develop its personal services to bypass the Netherlands solely.

The Dutch authorities will declare that it prevented China from buying essential technological data by seizing a non-public firm. In actuality, the plan completely backfired because the chip scarcity is coupled with advancing demand because of an outpouring of technological advances.

European jobs are in danger. China can simply start testing at its mainland services. Not too long ago launched paperwork present that america pressured the Dutch authorities to interchange Nexperia’s CEO, in any other case, the corporate would stay on the US “entity list.” The US Commerce Division not too long ago expanded its rules towards any subsidiary majority-owned by China that may now face the identical rules as its mother or father firm. “The fact that the company’s CEO is still the same Chinese owner is problematic,” the minutes of the assembly stated, as cited by the doc. “It is almost certain that the CEO will have to be replaced to qualify for the exemption from the entity list.”

A Dutch excessive court docket authorised the seizure. US affect strongly impacted the choice, however the Netherlands has additionally sought to ostracize China. Europe fears Russian invasion and believes China is accountable for aiding Putin’s “crusade” that may develop into the remainder of Europe. The US and EU are combating China by way of financial warfare and utilizing the free market as cannon fodder.

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