TREE NEWS update: The Amsterdam Court of Appeal’s Enterprise Chamber ruled on Nov. 11, 2026 on a request for additional interim measures concerning Nexperia’s overseas operations, ordering *ST Wintech, Yucheng Holdings and Nexperia China to respect the administrator’s duties and not obstruct Nexperia’s normal operations. The court barred consultations with potential buyers without written consent, required withdrawal of two claims within seven days, and prohibited enforcement of an earlier Dongguan court ruling on IP and asset disposal. Fines for violations may reach €300 million; *ST Wintech rejects the ruling as a cross-border anti-suit injunction and will appeal.
*ST Wintech to Appeal Dutch Court Ruling on Nexperia Interim Measures
The Amsterdam Enterprise Chamber is effectively drawing a jurisdictional line: Dutch interim relief now constrains how Nexperia's Chinese-linked shareholders may act, and the €300 million penalty threat gives the administrator real leverage. The ruling's bar on buyer consultations and on enforcing the Dongguan judgment matters most, because it temporarily freezes both control and asset-disposal routes out of the dispute. *ST Wintech's framing of the order as an anti-suit injunction signals the fight is becoming one over which court's rulings travel across borders. Whether the appeal suspends or narrows these constraints, and whether the administrator's authority holds in practice, is the open question.
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