Company at a glance
Scale
Revenue down 49% since FY2023
Growth prospects
Expanding customer base and product roadmap
Nexperia reported roughly US$2.1B revenue in 2022, 100B units produced in 2022, and about 14,000 employees in 2024.All sourced facts (8)
- Headquarters: Jiaxing, Zhejiang.
- Sanctions / export controls: listed · US BIS Entity List · Restricts Nexperia China's access to US-origin items and suppliers; reported to have pushed Nexperia China to seek alternative wafer suppliers amid the legal standoff with its Dutch parent
- Listing status: Shanghai Stock Exchange · 600745 · A-shares
- Founding and listing: Founded in 2006; Shanghai-listed company with ticker 600745.
- Nexperia acquisition: Wingtech acquired Nexperia in 2019; Nexperia traces to NXP/Philips standard-products assets and became independent in 2017.
- Nexperia scale: Nexperia reported roughly US$2.1B revenue in 2022, 100B units produced in 2022, and about 14,000 employees in 2024.
- Export-control status: Wingtech was added to the U.S. Entity List in December 2024.
- Governance risk: Dutch intervention/control dispute around Nexperia escalated in 2025-2026; recent secondary reporting says auditors could not verify 57% of Wingtech assets tied to Nexperia.
About
Chinese listed electronics group (SSE 600745) operating two service fields: Product Integration (ODM/product integration) and Semiconductor (via Nexperia, a discrete/analog/small-signal component supplier). Entity boundary over Nexperia is contested (ongoing control dispute).
Shanghai · Ticker 600745
Why it matters
Wingtech matters because it is a messy but important entity-boundary case: China gained control of a global-standard discrete semiconductor supplier, but geopolitics and governance now affect how much of that capability can be treated as China-controlled.
Where it sits in the stack
Key semiconductor products
- Product Integration·产品集成业务ODM/product integration services for electronics devices
- Semiconductor business·半导体业务Discrete/analog/small-signal semiconductor components, operated via Nexperia
- GaN FET products·2024Gallium nitride FET components produced by the semiconductor (Nexperia) business; recognized with a 2024 industry product award
- Discrete/small-signal/analog component portfolio (via Nexperia) — statusreported. Core to the semiconductor arm's positioning as a high-volume standard-component supplier.
- Discrete semiconductors
- Logic and analog ICs
- MOSFETs
- SiC/GaN power devices
Financials
600745.SS · Shanghai Stock Exchange 600745 · via Yahoo Finance ↗
Financial trajectory via annual filings via Yahoo Finance
RMB billionsMarket data refreshed daily; annual figures from exchange filings. Figures in the reporting currency shown on the chart.
Ecosystem
Investors / affiliates
- Nexperia
- Wingtech Product Integration (ODM) business
Customers / end markets
- Wingtech/Nexperia
- Wafer suppliers (alternative)
- Product integration customers reportedly include major electronics/device brands; semiconductor customers are mostly through Nexperia's automotive, industrial, mobile, and consumer channels
- For public charts, label Nexperia relationships as subsidiary/contested-control rather than ordinary supplier relationships when governance risk is active
Competitors
- Infineon
- onsemi
- STMicroelectronics
- Rohm
- Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage
- Yangjie Electronic Technology
Global peer set
- Vishay, Diodes Inc., Infineon, onsemi, STMicroelectronics, Rohm, and Toshiba for standard products/discretes
- Luxshare and large ODMs are relevant to Wingtech's product-integration side but not to Nexperia's semiconductor capability
Affiliates
- Nexperia (Netherlands, consolidated subsidiary)
- Luxshare Precision (acquirer of ODM business)
Competitive position
- China position: Leading only if Nexperia control is counted; otherwise Wingtech is a contested-control semiconductor exposure rather than a clean domestic capability node.
- Global reference companies: Nexperia, Vishay, Diodes Inc., Infineon, onsemi, STMicroelectronics, Rohm, and Toshiba for discretes, MOSFETs, logic, and protection devices.
- Strength metric: Nexperia unit volume, automotive/industrial customer continuity, control status, and whether semiconductor revenue remains consolidated.
- Nexperia is among the established global top tier in high-volume standard discretes, logic, and MOSFETs; its China 12-inch capacity and wide-bandgap push are reported to add capability the Dutch parent does not, though specific market-share and node-level benchmarks are not disclosed in available sources.
- Entity-List restrictions, Dutch-government oversight of the Dutch entity, and wafer-supply dependence are the main constraints.
- Global comparables: Vishay, Diodes Inc., Infineon, onsemi, STMicroelectronics, Rohm, and Toshiba for standard products/discretes.
- Global comparables: Luxshare and large ODMs are relevant to Wingtech's product-integration side but not to Nexperia's semiconductor capability.
- Ownership/control of Nexperia semiconductor business: Company states restoring lawful control over Nexperia is core to resolving the Nexperia issue; control dispute creates entity-boundary and reporting risk.
Recent activity
- 2025-08—Most domestic equity transfers of the ODM subsidiaries reported as completed around the August 2025 announcement [via tomshardware.com]
- 2025—Agreed to divest the Product Integration (ODM/manufacturing) subsidiaries to Luxshare Precision and Luxshare Communication (Shanghai) [via tomshardware.com]
- 2025—Wingtech reported a roughly USD 1.3 billion loss amid the Nexperia audit collapse and flagged Shanghai delisting risk [via tomshardware.com]
- 2024-12-02—Added to the US BIS Entity List [via tomshardware.com]
Milestones and signals
- 2026-10-04—Market cap: RMB 20.9B
- FY2025—Revenue: RMB 31.3B
- FY2025—Net Profit: RMB -8.7B
- Listing—Shanghai Stock Exchange · 600745 · A-shares
What to watch
- 2024: GaN FET products won a 2024 industry product award
- Revenue split between the two reported segments, Product Integration and Semiconductor.
- ODM customer relationships with Samsung, Xiaomi, and Lenovo.
Questions
Last reviewed 2026-07-01Answered questions
What are semiconductor revenue, unit volume, and end-market exposure after the control dispute?
On the record: Automotive-qualified discretes, logic, MOSFET, and power devices (AEC-Q100/Q101-class) (Commercial use) at Automotive OEMs and Tier-1s (not named in available sources) for Body control, chassis/safety, ADAS, infotainment/telematics, xEV electrification and Nexperia offers automotive-qualified devices ( (Customer validation) at automotive end markets.
Open questions
- Does Wingtech still consolidate/control Nexperia operationally and financially?
- How should Nexperia be attributed when legal ownership, operating control, and geopolitical control diverge?