Asian Development Bank Sanctions

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) imposes sanctions to maintain integrity and ensure fair practices in its operations. These sanctions are applied to individuals, firms, or organizations found to have committed fraud, corruption, or other unethical behaviors during ADB-Funded projects. The goal is to protect the adb’s financial resources and promote accountability.

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1,632 Entities in Asian Development Bank Sanctions
Entity NameEntity TypeEffective DateStatus

Mishra Satish Chandra

IndividualAug 10, 2020active

Vicente Roser Ruiz

IndividualJan 13, 2023active

Construtora Coesa SA Sucursal Ecuador

CompanyMay 3, 2022active

Huang, Yongxiang

-Feb 24, 2025active

Taihan Canada Ltd.

-Jul 17, 2025active

Secure Document Issuing Company in Central Africa SURL

-Jul 16, 2025active

ON'S Industry Germany Limited Zwiegniederlassung

-Apr 16, 2025active

Sichuan Yitu Gardening and Greening Engineering Co. Ltd - Huining County Branch

-Feb 21, 2025active

Sichuan Yitu Landscape Engineering Co., Ltd.

-Feb 21, 2025active

Xinjiang Xiaohaizi Water Conservancy Construction and Installation Engineering Co., Ltd.

-Apr 16, 2025active

FAQs

Why is compliance with Asian Development Bank Sanctions necessary?

Compliance with sanctions imposed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is crucial for several reasons. First, these sanctions aim to promote fairness and integrity in development projects. By adhering to ADB sanctions, organizations help maintain a level playing field, ensuring that all entities operate according to the same standards.

Which companies should comply with Asian Development Bank Sanctions?

Businesses in sectors like finance, construction, and technology must comply with Asian Development Bank (ADB) sanctions. Compliance is crucial as it helps prevent financial dealings with restricted entities. Following these sanctions safeguards your organization from legal risks and promotes ethical practices, ensuring you do not inadvertently support activities that harm regional stability and growth.