Electronics Production | July 27, 2010
Philips plans NXP exit
Philips may sell of its remaining stake in semiconductor manufacturer NXP.
Philips has 20% shares left in NXP and plans to either sell or transfer them to a pension fund, reports Dutch News. According to the newspaper Philiphs did not want to give any comments on this details.
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