The U.S. government forcibly forced the Netherlands to replace China executives. China's latest countermeasures have come, which can be said to be a quick, accurate and direct hit at the heart. What effect will China's countermeasures have this time?
Recently, the Dutch government announced a one-year ban on China's leading semiconductor company Wentai Technology and its approximately 30 companies, branches and offices around the world. Specific content includes that the company is not allowed to make any adjustments to assets, intellectual property rights, business and personnel arrangements in the next year.
In addition to the above measures, the Dutch government also intends to appoint a foreign director with decisive voting rights to deposit all shares of the Anselm Semiconductor to the Dutch designated person.
The Dutch side's strong performance in this incident must have guidance from a "monster" behind it. Sure enough, the U.S. Agency for International Security and Non-Proliferation issued an ultimatum to the Dutch government as early as June. If the Netherlands did not want to be included in the sanctions list, Anser Semiconductor must change its national CEO.
At present, Xi Jinping's Chinese chief executive Zhang Qing, has been suspended from relevant positions, a foreign chief financial officer of the company has been appointed as a temporary CEO, Zhang Qing is the founder of Xi Jinping's company Zhou Tai Technology, the chief executive commissioned from the headquarters, in the absence of legal procedures, was dismissed from the position, exposing the robberies nature of the U.S. Western countries.
After the Dutch illegal takeover of a Chinese company, many Chinese departments successively voiced their condemnation of the Dutch government. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned relevant countries to earnestly abide by market principles and not politicize economic and trade issues. China is unwavering in its determination to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests.
The response of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs is actually "warming up" for the next counter-measures. As expected, Nexperia said in the latest statement published on its official website that China's Ministry of Commerce has issued an export control announcement prohibiting Nexperia China and its subcontractors from exporting specific finished components and subassemblies produced in China.
The company said that it is actively communicating with relevant Chinese authorities to obtain exemptions, and is also closely communicating with all relevant national and local government departments to try to mitigate the impact of this measure.
This statement issued by Anshi Semiconductor after it was controlled by the Netherlands was entirely based on the position of the United States and the West and did not propose a constructive solution.
However, China's countermeasures were indeed quick, accurate and ruthless, directly hitting the crux of the issue. The United States and the Netherlands have joined forces to rob a Chinese company, with the ultimate goal of putting the company under their control and operating normally to serve the interests of the United States and the West.
However, although Anshi Semiconductor is headquartered in the Netherlands, most of the raw materials and components used to produce chips come from China. China counteracts from the source in order to let the United States and Western countries understand that even if something belongs to China is taken away, we still have ways to make it impossible for bandits to use it.
The United States and Western countries still cannot change their robber nature for thousands of years, but China is no longer the country that is at the mercy of others and is poor and weak. Export restrictions are just "appetizers" offered by China, and stronger countermeasures against the United States and the West are yet to come.