Xinhua News Agency of Singapore reported today (November 2): "On Sunday (November 2), onchips China issued a statement saying that Dutch onchips Semiconductor unilaterally decided to stop supplying chips to the packaging and testing factory (ATGD) located in Dongguan, Guangdong Province, China, starting from October 26, 2025. The company currently has sufficient inventory to meet customer orders until the end of the year and even longer."
[Witty] Comment: The tug-of-war is still ongoing! Dutch onchips Semiconductor unilaterally cut off supply to the factory in Dongguan, China. This move seriously violates the spirit of contract, brutally tramples market rules, and is essentially an evil example of the Dutch government intervening in corporate operations through administrative means and geopolitical factors influencing business decisions. China's sufficient inventory is only a short-term buffer; in the long run, this move by the Netherlands not only disrupts the global supply chain but also pushes its own business environment into the abyss of "untrustworthiness." Contract and market rules are the cornerstone of international trade and economic relations. The short-sighted actions of the Netherlands will eventually come back to haunt itself.
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