The EAR99 Trap: Why "Local" Transfers to the Entity List Cost Exyte $1.5 Million

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This episode breaks down the $1,500,000 civil penalty assessed against Exyte Management GmbH for 13 violations involving the unauthorized in-country transfer of items subject to the EAR to SMIC Beijing. We examine how Exyte China facilitated the delivery of approximately 884 EAR99 items—including flowmeters and pressure transmitters—through local distributors, failing to realize that U.S. license requirements apply even to transactions that never leave China. Finally, we discuss why robust screening of local-to-local supply chains is critical and how Exyte’s voluntary self-disclosure and compliance improvements ultimately shaped this settlement.

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