Chinese inspection group CCIC exits Singapore as US sanctions bite
- CCIC’s Singapore subsidiary was forced to close after US sanctions froze its bank accounts, halting operations and triggering layoffs
- Company was blacklisted for allegedly facilitating Iranian oil trade by disguising shipments and falsifying documents
- Shutdown highlights the growing impact of US sanctions on major Chinese firms involved in the global energy supply chain
CCIC’s Singapore subsidiary has been forced to shut down and lay off hundreds of employees after being blacklisted by the US for allegedly facilitating Iranian oil trade, underscoring the far-reaching impact of US sanctions on Chinese companies operating in global energy markets