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Some Nexperia chip shipments resume as Germany welcomes 'de-escalation
Nexperia resumed chip shipments easing supply chain disruptions for European automakers amid a dispute rooted in national security concerns and export bans, German officials said.
- On 07/11/2025, Nexperia resumed some shipments of vital chips, auto executives said, while Germany's economy ministry and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz welcomed signs of de-escalation and potential delivery restarts.
- Dutch officials seized control of Nexperia, Netherlands-based chipmaker, in September citing national security and accused its CEO of mismanagement, while Beijing cut exports of finished chips, snarling supply to automakers.
- Aumovio confirmed it had received an export licence and secured deliveries of Nexperia chips from China, while Honda Executive Vice President Noriya Kaihara said, `As of now, we have received information that shipments have started in China.`
- Volkswagen warned of possible production stoppages if the crisis dragged on, while suppliers including ZF Friedrichshafen prepared short-time working and applied for exemptions.
- China's Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday it had promptly approved export-licence applications and would grant exemptions, but industry sources say timing and extent of deliveries remain unclear.
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According to VW, the Chinese manufacturer Nexperia is receiving chips again. There have already been first deliveries, it was said.
Some Nexperia chip shipments resume as Germany welcomes 'de-escalation'
Semiconductor maker Nexperia has resumed some shipments of its vital chips, auto executives said on Friday, with Germany welcoming signs of de-escalation in a fight for control of the company that has rattled the car industry.
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The German automotive supplier Aumovio indicated on Friday that Beijing had authorized the export of chips produced in China by the Dutch manufacturer Nexperia, a sign of calm in the Sino-Dutch dispute over semiconductors.
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