European Automotive Giants Sound Alarm Over Potential Factory Closures Volvo Cars and Volkswagen have issued stark warnings about potential temporary…
From Dutch Startup to Global Unicorn: The DataSnipper Story In an era where digital transformation is reshaping industries, one Dutch…
The Geopolitical Battle Threatening Europe’s Automotive Heartland What began as a routine economic policy decision in the Netherlands has evolved…
Supply Chain Resilience Tested Amid Nexperia Export Restrictions German automotive manufacturer Mercedes-Benz has confirmed it has implemented contingency measures to…
Strategic Shift in Intelligence Cooperation The Netherlands has initiated a significant recalibration of its intelligence-sharing relationship with the United States,…
Experian Faces Regulatory Action Over Data Handling Practices The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) has issued a €2.7 million fine…
Legal Battle Unfolds Over Creditor Rights in High-Stakes Debt Deal A significant legal confrontation has emerged in London’s High Court,…
The Netherlands’ rapid renewable energy transition has created massive grid congestion, leaving 20,000 companies waiting for connections. Tennet plans €200 billion in grid upgrades as delays threaten Dutch industrial competitiveness.
The Netherlands’ ambitious push toward renewable energy is creating severe electrical grid congestion that’s hampering economic growth and leaving thousands of companies in limbo, according to reports. Sources indicate that 8,000 companies are currently waiting to feed electricity into the grid, while another 12,000 are waiting for permission to increase their power consumption.
Dutch semiconductor giant ASML is working to calm investor fears about 2026 growth while simultaneously warning of significant sales declines in China. The company’s guidance comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and export restrictions affecting the global chip industry.
ASML Holding, the Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer that recently became Europe’s most valuable listed company, is navigating a complex landscape of growth assurances and market warnings. The company has moved to reassure investors that 2026 total net sales won’t fall below 2025 levels, while simultaneously cautioning about significant sales declines in China for the coming year.
Dutch Government Seizes Control of China-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia to Protect European Supply Chain Unprecedented State Intervention in Semiconductor Sector In…
