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Economy Politics Country 2025-11-01T13:09:21+00:00

US to blacklist Dutch firm Nexperia

The US plans to add Dutch semiconductor firm Nexperia BV, with factories in China, to a blacklist over national security concerns, restricting its access to US technology.

US to blacklist Dutch firm Nexperia

The United States is expected to announce that Dutch semiconductor company Nexperia BV, which has factories in China, will be added to a blacklist. This decision aims to restrict the company's access to American technology. According to sources, Nexperia BV, owned by Chinese investment firm Wingtech Technology, will be designated a 'national security threat'. This could impact its supply chain and operations. Company representatives have yet to comment on the information.

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