It’s unclear when the discussions might take place.
Nexperia and the officials didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
The invitation follows the unprecedented intervention earlier this year, which also involved the court suspending Wingtech founder Zhang Xuezheng as chief executive of Nexperia.
A Supreme Court appeal in the Netherlands remains pending, leaving the legal status of the shareholding unchanged. Wingtech is arguing the Enterprise Chamber overstepped its authority and relied too heavily on submissions from Nexperia’s management and the Dutch economic affairs ministry.
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Alongside the court dispute, the Dutch government enacted powers to block or reverse decisions at Nexperia over concerns that Wingtech was preparing to transfer technology to China. The minsterial order was suspended last month in effort to defuse the standoff and restart exports from Nexperia’s facility in China.
Despite progress on the political level, an internal feud has continued between Nexperia’s Dutch headquarters and its Chinese operations, which accounted for about half of its chip production before the crisis. Amid disputes over financing and control, Nexperia has halted wafer supplies to the Guangdong facility. The standoff has created concerns of renewed shortages from automakers, which rely on the components.
Wingtech said the talks are aimed at restoring Nexperia’s normal governance structure, putting the company on a stable development path and ensuring the global semiconductor supply chain continues to function smoothly.
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