Between October 27th and 29th, 2025, Wentai Technology officially issued a statement to the Dutch government, explicitly requesting the return of control over its wholly-owned subsidiary, Ansei Semiconductor. This incident has once again brought to the forefront the key control issues between China and the Netherlands, as well as in the global semiconductor supply chain.

1、 Summary of the event

·According to the Dutch Financial Daily on October 29th, Wentai Technology criticized the Dutch government for forcibly intervening in Anshi Semiconductor under the pretext of "national security" in its official response, stating that the Dutch side "attempted to let a local Dutch company take over Anshi", but emphasized that "customers will not follow the new company".

·Wentai Technology stated, "Only when the Dutch side returns control of Anshi can the Netherlands begin to repair its damaged reputation, ease international tensions, and maintain its own and European economic security

·Previously, on September 30, 2025, the Dutch government implemented control measures on Ansea Semiconductor based on the Goods Availability Act, suspended its Chinese executive positions, and transferred the company's governance rights to trusteeship.

2、 Supply Chain and Industrial Impact

·Anshi Semiconductor is an important global manufacturer in the field of automotive electronics and power devices, with its Chinese factories accounting for nearly 70% of the global packaging and testing capacity. If the control remains in a controversial stage, it may lead to supply chain disruptions for its global customers.

·Wentai Technology pointed out that once the Chinese and European businesses are cut off, the loss of backend production capacity of Anshi will be difficult to be quickly filled by other regions.

·For the domestic semiconductor and automotive electronics industries, this incident is not only a matter of corporate control, but also a major reminder of supply chain security and industrial autonomy.

3、 Company and Market Risks

·Wentai Technology pointed out in its third quarter report that if the control of Anshi cannot be restored by the end of 2025, the company may face periodic downward risks in revenue, profit, and cash flow.

·Market analysis believes that this storm provides a typical case of "from control to supply chain security" for the global semiconductor industry.

The three threads of control struggle, supply chain disruption, and geopolitical intervention are intertwined in the Anshi Semiconductor incident. For readers, it is not only news at the enterprise level, but also a warning at the industry chain and strategic level.

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Media Relations Name: John Chen

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