According to South China Morning Post, Wingtech Technology, a Chinese electronics firm that owns Dutch chipmaker Nexperia, flagged delisting risk on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on April 29 after its auditor issued a disclaimer of opinion due to inability to verify financial records from Nexperia’s overseas operations amid a control dispute.
The audit issue followed disruptions in March when Nexperia’s China unit accused the Dutch headquarters of disabling office accounts for employees in China. Wingtech said it is trying to restore internal systems and regain full access to Nexperia China’s data. The company’s shares will carry a delisting risk warning from May 6, with trading halted if the price moves more than 5%. Wingtech could be delisted if the issue is not resolved by the end of 2026.
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