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Wingtech sues Dutch unit Nexperia for US.17b amid delisting risk

Wingtech sues Dutch unit Nexperia for US$1.17b amid delisting risk

Posted on 23 May 2026 By jobuzo
China’s Wingtech Technology has filed a lawsuit against Dutch chipmaker Nexperia and three of its executives under China’s anti-foreign sanctions law, as the Chinese company remains embroiled in a power struggle for control of its Dutch subsidiary.

In an investor statement on Friday, the Shenzhen-based company said it has sued in a Guangdong court, demanding the restoration of full control over Nexperia and 8 billion yuan (US$1.17 billion) in compensation.

In September 2025 the Dutch government issued an order to take control of Nexperia away from Wingtech. While the order was later suspended, Wingtech’s control over Nexperia remained “restricted” as a parallel Dutch court ruling remained in force, according to the statement.

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The measures, carried out by Nexperia and its executives, constitute “discriminatory restrictive measures” under China’s Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, Wingtech argued.

Flags flutter in front of the headquarters of the chipmaker Nexperia in Nijmegen, Netherlands, January 14, 2026. Photo: Reuters

In response to the lawsuit, Nexperia said on Friday it had “repeatedly and explicitly invited the leadership of Wingtech to engage in an open dialogue to come to a solution which benefits all parties”, adding that the new litigation did not “demonstrate a constructive attitude despite all our … previous efforts”.

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Wingtech sues Dutch unit Nexperia for US$1.17b amid delisting risk


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