Entity List

Authority entity lists provide a comprehensive collection of entities that have been sanctioned by regulatory bodies. These lists are crucial, as they help identify organizations or individuals that may pose risks for trade and financial activities. By regularly reviewing these lists, teams can ensure they are adhering to legal requirements, avoiding penalties, and maintaining a sound reputation.

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5,321 Entities in Entity List
Entity NameEntity TypeEffective DateStatus

Markel Closed Joint Stock Company

CompanyAug 14, 2019active

Shaanxi Zhi En Electromechanical Technology Co., Ltd.

CompanyNov 26, 2021active

United Shipbuilding Corporation JSC “SC “Zvyozdochka”

CompanyMar 9, 2022active

Beijing Aeronautical Manufacturing Technology Research Institute

CompanyMay 1, 2014active

Sayyed Brothers Engineering Co.

CompanyAug 27, 2020active

Bel Huawei Technologies LLC

CompanyAug 21, 2019active

Vizneh Trading Company

CompanySep 22, 2008active

Beltechexport

CompanyApr 7, 2022active

Afsari General Trading LLC

CompanyMar 28, 2013active

OOO Trade-Component

CompanyJul 12, 2021active

FAQs

Why is compliance with the Entity List necessary?

Compliance with the Entity List is essential for maintaining national security and foreign policy interests. It helps prevent the proliferation of sensitive technologies and protects critical infrastructure from potential threats. By adhering to these regulations, businesses and individuals mitigate the risk of legal repercussions, including fines and penalties, while fostering a responsible and ethical trade environment. Ultimately, compliance not only safeguards the integrity of operations but also contributes to global stability and trust in international relations.

Which companies should comply with Entity List?

Businesses across various industries, particularly finance, shipping, trade, and energy, must comply with the Entity List. This includes exporters, suppliers, and service providers engaged in international transactions. Compliance is crucial to avoid penalties and safeguard national security, as entities on this list pose potential risks due to their involvement in activities contrary to U.S. interests.