Abstract:
On the evening of November 13, Wingtech Technology issued an announcement disclosing that Nexperia China had received a provisional procedural ruling from the Commercial Division of the Hague District Court in the Netherlands, and the court rejected Nexperia B.V. (Nexperia Netherlands) Requests related to trademark infringement will not be approved for temporary trademark injunctions against Nexperia China in the EU and Benelux.
According to the announcement and public ruling information, the Hague District Court made the interim procedural ruling on November 2, 2026, which was announced by Wingtech Technology on November 13. Nexperia's request for a trademark infringement injunction during the proceedings was rejected due to lack of urgency.
It is reported that Nexperia China's business operations in the EU and Benelux regions have not been immediately interrupted by the temporary ban, and the operating chassis of the domestic power semiconductor, packaging and testing manufacturing sectors and the supply order to downstream customers have remained continuous.
Public information shows that the construction of Nexperia China's 12-inch power semiconductor platform is progressing, MOSFET, logic IC and other products have achieved a closed loop supply chain in China, and the local supply chain guarantee capability continues to increase.
Previously, the Dongguan Intermediate People’s Court had made a property preservation ruling on relevant disputes, sealing, detaining, and freezing an equal amount of property worth 2.139 billion yuan in the name of the respondent, and making a behavioral preservation ruling prohibiting the relevant respondent from disposing of domestic and overseas equity, intellectual property rights, and assets of Allianz. Domestic preservation measures lock in core assets, restrict disposal behavior during the dispute, and reserve an institutional basis for the execution of subsequent substantive procedures.
Wingtech Technology also pointed out that this Hague ruling is a staged result in a provisional procedure and is not the final judgment on the substantive infringement dispute or the ownership of control rights. In the same interim procedure, the Hague Court also approved an anti-suit injunction against Nexperia China, prohibiting it from invoking relevant Chinese court rulings in the EU. Violators face fines of 1 million euros per day and a maximum of 100 million euros. The core business risk of temporary trademark injunction has been blocked, and business continuity and supply order have not been interrupted by temporary measures.
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