Nexperia reported a first-quarter 2026 revenue of 300.3 million dollars while remaining profitable despite losing control over its Chinese operations. “Our 2026 Q1 results demonstrate the resilience of our business. Through decisive actions to stabilize our operations, we’re now seeing clear signs of recovery. Our strong fundamentals and disciplined execution enable us to regain stability and support our customers reliably,” comments interim CEO Stefan Tilger.
Following interventions of the Dutch government and the court, Nexperia has become embroiled in a conflict between its European headquarters and its Chinese operations. Effectively split into separate European and Chinese entities, Nexperia Europe has accelerated efforts to build back-end capacity outside China. The company has also secured external financing.
Nexperia says it continues to pursue a focused innovation agenda. Recent partnerships with Polar Semiconductor, Semikron Danfoss and IAV are intended to support developments in power electronics and automotive applications. Continued R&D spending and new product introductions target growth markets including AI server infrastructure, robotics, industrial automation and automotive electronics.
The company hasn’t yet published full-year 2025 financial results, which it plans to release at a later date.
