UK – HMRC fines two companies for export control breaches

The UK’s primary export controls enforcement body, HMRC, has today issued a Notice to Exporters giving some details on two compound settlements reached with two UK companies.

The first was reached in April 2024 and the unnamed company agreed to pay £258,000 in relation to the “unlicensed transfer of dual-use goods controlled by Retained Regulation 428/2009”.

The second was reached in June 2024 and the unnamed company agreed to pay £90,853.20 in relation to the “the unlicensed exports of military goods controlled by The Export Control Order 2008”.

No other information has been made available.

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