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Lobby organisation

Nexperia

Business / industry · Technology & digital also Transport & automotive · HQ: Netherlands · Transparency Register entry

As of 9 September 2026, Nexperia appears in 8 declared MEP meetings (5 different MEPs), most often with Renew Europe.

8
declared meetings
with current MEPs
5
MEPs met
€50,000/yr
declared lobbying spend
self-reported to the register
0.5
lobbyists
full time equivalent

In their own words

“Headquartered in the Netherlands, Nexperia is a global semiconductor company with a rich European history and over 12,500 employees across Europe, Asia, and the United States. As a leading expert, Nexperia designs, builds and delivers components that enable the basic functionality of virtually every commercial electronic design in the world – from automotive and industrial to mobile and consumer applications.…”

Stated goals from the organisation's own Transparency Register filing.

Who they meet, and when

Which groups they meet

Share of this organisation's 8 declared meetings, by the meeting MEP's political group.

Renew Europe562%
European People's Party225%
Socialists & Democrats112%

Meetings by year

Declared meetings per calendar year, 2022–2026. Bar length is relative to its busiest year (4 in 2026).

2022
1
2023
1
2024
1
2025
1
2026
4

Group is each MEP's current political group, not necessarily the one they sat with at the time. Shares are rounded to whole percent.

The MEPs they meet most

Bart Groothuis
4 meetings · Renew
Bernd Lange
1 meeting · S&D
Svenja Hahn
1 meeting · Renew
Wouter Beke
1 meeting · EPP
Eva Maydell
1 meeting · EPP

The 8 most recent declared meetings

DateMEPSubject
11 Jun 2026Wouter BekeChips Act
1 May 2026Eva MaydellEU Tech Agenda
25 Feb 2026Bernd LangeGeneral exchange of views
25 Feb 2026Bart GroothuisSemiconductor policies in Europe
23 Sep 2025Svenja HahnExchange on current trade related topics
1 Mar 2024Bart GroothuisEconomic security
31 Mar 2023Bart GroothuisChips Act
15 Dec 2022Bart GroothuisChips Act

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