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Nexperia parent Wingtech projects 1.3-billion-dollar loss

2 February 2026
Paul van Gerven
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Chinese tech company Wingtech expects to lose up to 1.3 billion dollars in 2025 following the rift that has opened between the Dutch and Chinese parts of its Nexperia subsidiary. The loss projection, disclosed to shareholders on Friday, comes despite a 265 percent surge in profits during the first nine months of 2025.

Credit: Nexperia

The Dutch government suspended its much-discussed takeover of Nexperia in November, but management constraints ordered by the Dutch Enterprise Chamber remain in place. The court held a hearing in mid-January and will decide on the continuation of the measures soon. With Nexperia still under operational constraints, Wingtech faces continued uncertainty about its future in the European semiconductor market.

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