Adds to the Entities List

Adds to the Entities List
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The US Bureau of Industry & Security, a division of the US Department of Commerce, has added 27 companies to the US ‘entities’ list that specifies those companies that “have been involved, are involved, or pose a significant risk of being or becoming involved in activities contrary to the national security or foreign policy interests of the United States.”  Once included in the list, any company wishing to do business with same is required to submit an application for a special license, which would be reviewed and either granted or denied by the ERC (End-User Review Committee), under a policy of presumption of denial (their words).  The new ‘entities’ are as follows along with the violation that put them on the list:
China

• Corad Technology (Shenzhen) Ltd.; (Said to have sold US tech to Iran Military and North Korea)
• Hangzhou Zhongke Microelectronics Co., Ltd.; (Association with the People’s Liberation Army)
• Hefei National Laboratory for Physical Sciences at Microscale; (Attempting to acquire US items for military applications)
• Hunan Goke Microelectronics; (Association with the People’s Liberation Army)
• New H3C Semiconductor Technologies Co., Ltd.; (Association with the People’s Liberation Army)
• Peaktek Company Ltd.; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• Poly Asia Pacific Ltd., (PAPL); (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• QuantumCTek Co., Ltd.; (Attempting to acquire US items for military applications)
• Shaanxi Zhi En Electromechanical Technology Co., Ltd.; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• Shanghai QuantumCTek Co., Ltd.; (Attempting to acquire US items for military applications)
• Xi'an Aerospace Huaxun Technology; (Association with the People’s Liberation Army)

 

• Yunchip Microelectronics. (Association with the People’s Liberation Army)

Japan

• Corad Technology Japan K.K.

Pakistan

• Al-Qertas;

• Asay Trade & Supplies; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)

• Broad Engineering (Pakistan); (Contribution to Pakistan’s Ballistic Missile Program)

• Global Tech Engineers; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• Jade Machinery Pvt. Ltd.; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• Jiuding Refrigeration & Air-conditioning Equipment Co (Pvt) Ltd.; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• K-SOFT Enterprises; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)

• Muhammad Ashraf; (Procuring items without EAR license)
• Muhammad Farrukh; (Procuring items without EAR license)

• Prime Tech; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• Q&N Traders; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• Seljuk Traders (SMC-Private) Limited; (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)
• U.H.L. Company. (Contributed to Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities)

Singapore

• Corad Technology Pte Ltd. (Said to have sold US tech to Iran Military and North Korea)