Commerce Adds 12 Chinese and Taiwanese Firms to Security Watchlist Restrictions
Published Date: 3/28/2025
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Summary
The U.S. government just added 12 companies—11 in China and 1 in Taiwan—to a special watchlist called the Entity List. This means these companies face new export restrictions because they’re seen as a risk to U.S. security or policies. Starting now, businesses must get special permission to sell certain products to these entities, which could slow down deals and impact money flow.
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Exporters face new license rules
The Bureau of Industry and Security added 12 companies to the Entity List — 11 in China and 1 in Taiwan. Businesses that sell certain products to those entities must get special permission (an export license) before shipping, starting now, which could slow deals and affect cash flow.
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