Wingtech-Nexperia Talks Continue as Chair Warns Dispute Threatens Global Chip Supply

Wingtech-Nexperia talks continue as chair warns dispute threatens global chip supply

Talks between China's Wingtech Technology and its Dutch subsidiary Nexperia are ongoing as the companies seek to resolve a governance dispute that has disrupted semiconductor supplies, with Wingtech's chair warning that prolonged uncertainty could further damage global supply chains.

China confirms talks between Wingtech, Nexperia BV, urges further negotiations

Wingtech chair warns chip supplies at risk amid control dispute

Wingtech Technology’s chair, Ruby Yang, has cautioned that instability in the global semiconductor supply chain could persist.

Chip turmoil will worsen on Nexperia spat: Wingtech chair warns

Ruby Yang adds that as the dispute continues, the damage to global industrial chain, investment confidence and shareholders deepens

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Wingtech’s chairwoman Ruby Yang on Monday warned that the global AI chip and semiconductor supply chain is now under direct threat because of the ongoing dispute over its control of Nexperia. According to Bloomberg, Ruby said China believes this legal freeze by the Dutch government is pushing the entire industry closer to a production breakdown and undermining global trust in international investment. Ruby took over as board chair in July, just …