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China Freezes China Court Freezes Nexperia Assets in Fight Over Dutch Chipmaker

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 01 September 2026, 09:05 UTC By Sarah Jacob 1 min read
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Nexperia BV’s owner Wingtech Technology Co. said a Chinese court froze 2.14 billion yuan ($318 million) worth of assets held by the Dutch chipmaker, the latest in a protracted tussle for control of the company.

Nexperia BV’s owner Wingtech Technology Co. said a Chinese court froze 2.14 billion yuan ($318 million) worth of assets held by the Dutch chipmaker, the latest in a protracted tussle for control of the company.
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