Statement from Nexperia

Enterprise Chamber imposes additional measures on Wingtech and Nexperia China

• On 11 November 2026, the Enterprise Chamber imposed additional measures, backed by significant penalties, to safeguard Nexperia’s business activities and the ability of the independent court appointed officials to carry out their duties.
• The Enterprise Chamber found that actions by Wingtech, Yuching and Nexperia China undermine its earlier rulings and hinder Nexperia’s ability to exercise its IP rights, restore supply chain continuity and establish strategic partnerships. It also found Wingtech’s actions were aimed at undermining the position of the independent court-appointed officials and constitute an abuse of law.
• Nexperia’s priorities remain unchanged: maintaining stable operations, safeguarding business continuity and serving customers reliably.

Additional measures imposed on Wingtech and Nexperia China

The Enterprise Chamber has imposed additional immediate measures, in part backed by significant penalties, requiring Wingtech, Nexperia China, Yuching, Mr. Zhang, and individual members of Wingtech’s leadership to:

1. Refrain from interfering with Nexperia’s normal business activities including entering into and maintaining commercial partnerships; expanding production capacity; licensing intellectual property to partners, customers, suppliers and other third parties; obtaining financing; and managing or disposing of assets in the ordinary course of business or to expand production capacity.
2. Respect the powers of the independent court-appointed officials so that they can perform their duties, including exploring a possible long-term solution for Nexperia.
3. Allow the independent court-appointed officials to explore market interest and engage with potentially interested parties regarding a long-term solution for Nexperia.
4. Withdraw claims in China to the extent those seek to undermine the Enterprise Chamber's previous rulings.
5. Refrain from enforcing the Dongguan court injunctions of 2 November 2026 insofar as they prevent the sale, transfer or encumbrance of intellectual property owned or used by Nexperia, the transfer or disposal of assets belonging to or controlled by Nexperia, or actions aimed at finding a long-term solution for Nexperia.

Background

Nexperia requested the additional measures to safeguard its management’s mandate to oversee the company’s strategy and operations. This includes the ongoing capacity expansion in Malaysia and the Philippines and strategic partnerships with business partners worldwide.

The request also sought to reaffirm the authority of the court-appointed officials. The request followed actions by Wingtech that sought to hinder the company’s business activities and the work of the court-appointed officials. These actions included an injunction obtained by Wingtech from the Dongguan courts in China on 2 November 2026, which threatened to restrict Nexperia and its business activities also outside of China.

Nexperia will continue to protect the legitimate interests of the company and its stakeholders and the company remains focused on its day-to-day operations and on providing certainty for employees, customers, partners and other stakeholders.

Nexperia calls on Wingtech’s leadership to engage constructively and resume dialogue with the independent court-appointed officials to explore possible ways forward in the interests of Nexperia and all its stakeholders.