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Export Compliance

LAST UPDATED: 27 JULY 2026

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NOTICES:

  • Nothing on this website constitutes an official export-control classification of an OHMARIS product, component, software item or technology.
  • Publication of a product concept or application domain does not indicate that an export authorisation has been issued.
  • This page provides general regulatory information and does not constitute legal advice.

OHMARIS operates in the defence technology sector. Defence products, dual-use items, software, and technical information may be subject to German, European Union, and international export-control rules. We are committed to full compliance with all applicable regulations.

2. Classification Before Transfer

Prior to any export or transfer, all items, software, and technologies must be properly classified against national and international control lists (such as the EU Dual-Use Regulation or the German Export List).

3. End-User and End-Use Review

We conduct rigorous reviews of the intended end-user and end-use of our products and technologies to ensure they will not be used in activities contrary to international security, human rights, or non-proliferation agreements.

4. Sanctions and Destination Screening

Transactions are continuously screened against applicable embargoes and sanctions lists imposed by the United Nations, European Union, and relevant national authorities. We do not conduct business with embargoed destinations or sanctioned entities.

5. Licensing Where Required

No controlled item, software, or technology will be exported without securing the necessary export licenses or authorizations from the competent authorities (such as BAFA in Germany).

6. Controlled Technical Information

The exchange of controlled technical data is strictly regulated. Such data will only be shared through secure channels and only after appropriate export authorizations or exemptions have been verified.

7. Electronic and Cloud-Based Technology Transfers

Export controls apply not only to physical goods but also to intangible transfers of software and technology via electronic means, including cloud environments, emails, and digital downloads.

8. Technical Assistance

Providing technical assistance, including training, repair, or maintenance services related to controlled items, may also require authorization depending on the destination and the nature of the support.

9. Documentation

Comprehensive documentation is maintained for all export transactions, including end-user certificates, delivery verification certificates, and customs declarations, in accordance with statutory retention periods.

10. Supplier and Partner Information

Our suppliers and partners are expected to adhere to similar high standards of export compliance. We require cooperation in providing accurate origin and classification data for supplied components.

11. No Circumvention

We strictly prohibit any actions designed to circumvent export control laws, including deceptive shipping practices, false documentation, or unauthorized diversion of goods.

12. Customer Responsibilities

Customers who procure OHMARIS systems assume responsibility for complying with applicable export control laws for any subsequent re-export or transfer of the products or related technology.

13. Reporting Concerns

If you suspect a violation of export control laws or this policy in connection with OHMARIS products, we encourage you to report it immediately so appropriate action can be taken.

14. Regulatory Updates

Export control laws are dynamic. This compliance framework is regularly reviewed and updated to reflect changes in national and international regulations.

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