Regarding the Nexperia saga, which pretty much kills any inward investment to the Netherlands, it is now starting to appear that the company is being prepared for a forced sale to one of the 'chosen'. Just as a reminder, Wingtech bought the company back in 2017 when it was struggling financially and they turned the company round (it made over $300 million profit last year). So now it is valuable company and, as such, Vishay, a US company,, started by one of the 'chosen' (and with a large plant in israel) wants it as its very low tech products fits into Vishay's product mix. Vishay did the same thing with the Nexperia owned Newport Fab in South Wales (UK), which was the subject of a forced sale to Vishay by Boris Johnson.

The Chinese government has, in turn, blocked the export of Nexperia devices from China. The wafers are made in Hamburg but sent to China for packaging, which means that the 'reason' for the theft of the company - the continuation of supplies to car companies - has, for the time being, suffered from the opposite effect.

The newly installed management (at least one of whom is a member of the 'chosen' tribe) has applied to the Chinese government to lift the ban - we'll see how that goes, given that they have a large share in Wingtech it may not happen. Not only that but the company's R&D are located in China (as is their sales office),

The dispute was triggered by the fact that Nexperia ordered $200 million worth of wafers from China and the 'chosen' director said it was too much and should have only been $100 million - not for financial reasons btw, they could well afford it -, but the real reason is that Wingtech was sanctioned by the US because of its ties to the Chinese government and the interim Dutch government have no guts to stand up for their own country's well-being in the face of US aggression.

I can't see a happy ending.