Following the uproar, in June, Mr Johnson announced an investigation into the case, launching a review by the Government’s national security adviser, Sir Stephen Lovegrove.
Six months later, Sir Lovegrove has concluded that there is no risk to the UK’s security, and thus there is no reason to block the sale, Politico reported.
Conservative MPs have already raised alarm bells following the decision, arguing that Mr Lovegrove is applying too narrow of a definition of UK security.
Tom Tugendhat, the chairman of the House of Commons foreign affairs committee, said: “It’s not clear why we haven’t used our new powers under the National Security and Investment Act to fully review the takeover of one of our leading compound semiconductor companies.”
Article source: https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1589904/brexit-news-boris-johnson-china-welsh-microchip-factory-controversial-sale