China blames Netherlands for disrupting chip supply with Nexperia move
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FILE PHOTO: The logo of Chinese-owned semiconductor company Nexperia is displayed at the chipmaker's German facility, after the Dutch government seized control and auto industry bodies sounded the alarm over the possible impact on car production, in Hambu
BEIJING (Reuters) -China has blamed the Netherlands for "turmoil and chaos" in the global semiconductor production and supply chain after the latter seized computer chipmaker Nexperia, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Tuesday.
The ministry said Netherlands has "acted alone", urging the Dutch government to stop interfering in the internal affairs of enterprises and to find a constructive solution for the situation with Nexperia, a unit of China's Wingtech.
(Reporting by Liz Lee and Beijing newsroom; Editing by Tom Hogue)
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