The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has listed 40 Japanese entities on the export control and watch list

By: rootdata|2026/06/29 20:45:00
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The Ministry of Commerce of China announced that it has included 20 entities, including the Japan Defense Research Institute and Mitsubishi Electric Defense and Space Systems Corporation, in the "Control List" for dual-use items export, and has placed another 20 entities, including Mitsui E&S Holdings, on the "Watch List."

According to the regulations, China will completely prohibit the export or transfer of dual-use items originating from China to entities on the "Control List"; for entities on the "Watch List," strict end-use reviews will be implemented, and any export applications related to military use will be rejected. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce stated that this move aims to safeguard national security and curb Japan's trend of "remilitarization," and the relevant measures only target a small number of specific entities' dual-use items, without affecting normal economic and trade exchanges between China and Japan.

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