A Chinese technology executive announced Friday that a semiconductor division’s operational independence has been largely achieved, according to local media reports from Shanghai.
Wingtech Technology Chairperson Yang Mu told China Star Market that the Chinese division’s manufacturing output and shipping abilities are showing steady improvement. Yang made these comments during a Shanghai business event.
The situation stems from Wingtech’s ownership of Dutch semiconductor company Nexperia, though the Chinese firm’s control remains limited following Dutch government action in October 2025 that prevented the chipmaker from relocating operations to China.
The dispute has created a rift between the Netherlands-based parent company and its Chinese subsidiary, with the Chinese division announcing its separation from the Dutch operation. In response, the European division stopped sending semiconductor wafers to China.
Yang emphasized Friday that the Chinese operation’s leadership and research teams are firmly established in China and maintain full decision-making power over business operations.
The executive also noted that partnerships have been formed with several Chinese suppliers. “A stable supply model based on multiple nodes and multiple sources has now been formally implemented,” Yang stated.
