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    China says it's hoping for action from Netherlands to resolve Nexperia crisis

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    Posted on November 8, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    China urges the Netherlands to resolve the Nexperia chipmaker dispute, impacting the automotive industry due to chip shortages.

    Table of Contents

    • China and Netherlands Engage in Nexperia Negotiations
    • Background of Nexperia Crisis
    • Current Status of Talks
    • Impact on Automotive Industry

    China Awaits Dutch Action to Address Nexperia Chipmaker Dispute

    China and Netherlands Engage in Nexperia Negotiations

    SHANGHAI (Reuters) -The Chinese government said on Saturday it is waiting for concrete actions by the Netherlands to resolve a dispute over chipmaker Nexperia that has led to shortages of the company's chips and threatened car production.

    Background of Nexperia Crisis

    The Chinese Commerce Ministry said it had agreed to a Dutch request to send representatives to Beijing for talks on Nexperia, which is based in the Netherlands but owned by Chinese firm Wingtech.

    Current Status of Talks

    "We are conducting constructive talks (with China) and will take the appropriate constructive steps ourselves when that's needed, a spokesperson for the Netherlands' Economic Affairs Ministry said in response on Saturday.

    Impact on Automotive Industry

    "At this time we cannot discuss the content of the ongoing talks."

    The Netherlands intervened at Nexperia, a major maker of basic chips used in the electrical systems of cars, on September 30, saying it had to do so to prevent the company from moving production from Europe to China. China responded by blocking export of the company's finished products on October 4, leading to shortages.

    China has begun offering carmakers exemptions to export restrictions on a case-by-case basis, following a deal with the U.S. 

    (Reporting by Andrew Silver and Toby SterlingEditing by William Mallard and Frances Kerry)

    Key Takeaways

    • •China is waiting for Dutch action to resolve the Nexperia dispute.
    • •Nexperia is a key chipmaker owned by China's Wingtech.
    • •The dispute has led to chip shortages affecting car production.
    • •China and the Netherlands are engaged in ongoing negotiations.
    • •China offers exemptions to export restrictions on a case-by-case basis.

    Frequently Asked Questions about China says it's hoping for action from Netherlands to resolve Nexperia crisis

    1What is Nexperia?

    Nexperia is a semiconductor company that specializes in the production of discrete, logic, and MOSFET components, which are essential for various electronic devices, including automotive systems.

    2What is semiconductor production?

    Semiconductor production refers to the manufacturing process of semiconductor devices, which are crucial components in electronic circuits, enabling the operation of devices like computers, smartphones, and vehicles.

    3What is the automotive industry?

    The automotive industry encompasses the design, development, manufacturing, marketing, and selling of motor vehicles, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles, and plays a significant role in the global economy.

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