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Aumovio secures export exemption in Nexperia chip supply crunch, CEO says

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Posted on November 7, 2025

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· Last updated: January 21, 2026

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Aumovio secures export exemption in Nexperia chip supply crunch, CEO says

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BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany's Aumovio, one of the automotive suppliers facing pressure on its supply chains in the spat over Nexperia, has received an exemption from China to resume exports of the

Aumovio Gains Export Exemption Amid Nexperia Chip Supply Issues

Aumovio's Export Exemption and Supply Chain Challenges

BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany's Aumovio, one of the automotive suppliers facing pressure on its supply chains in the spat over Nexperia, has received an exemption from China to resume exports of the company's chips, its chief executive said on Friday.

CEO's Statement on Export Approval

"We applied for and received an exemption from the export restrictions. We received it the day before yesterday verbally, yesterday in writing," CEO Philipp von Hirschheydt said after the company reported its third-quarter results.

Potential Furlough Measures Discussed

Regarding possible furlough measures prepared by the company as a precaution, he added, "We assume that this will most likely not be necessary."

(Reporting by Rachel More and Christina AmannEditing by Ludwig Burger)

Key Takeaways

Aumovio receives export exemption from China.
Nexperia chip supply issues impact automotive suppliers.
CEO Philipp von Hirschheydt confirms exemption approval.
Potential furlough measures unlikely to be needed.
Company reports third-quarter results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a supply chain?

A supply chain encompasses all the steps involved in getting a product from its initial stage to the final consumer. This includes sourcing materials, manufacturing, and distribution.

What is an automotive supplier?

An automotive supplier is a company that provides parts, components, or services to car manufacturers. They play a crucial role in the automotive industry by ensuring the availability of necessary materials.

What is a chip supply crunch?

A chip supply crunch refers to a significant shortage of semiconductor chips, which are essential components in various electronic devices, including automobiles. This shortage can disrupt production and lead to delays.

What is an exemption in trade?

An exemption in trade refers to a special permission granted to a company or entity that allows them to bypass certain regulations or restrictions, often to facilitate business operations.

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