RTX fined $200M for exporting defense tech to China, Russia, Iran

Defense company RTX has agreed to pay $200 million to settle State Department allegations that it violated U.S. export controls, including by transferring some aircraft technology to China.

Defense company RTX has agreed to pay $200 million to settle State Department allegations that it violated U.S. export controls, including by transferring some aircraft technology to China.

RTX Fined $200 Million Over Defense Exports to China, Iran

Defense contractor RTX Corp. agreed to pay a $200 million fine to settle US government allegations that it violated exports controls by transferring sensitive technology to adversaries such as China, Russia and Iran.

RTX fined $200M for exporting defense tech to China, Russia, Iran

Among other violations, employees traveled abroad with unauthorized technical data about U.S. aircraft and other weapons.

State Department, RTX reach $200M settlement for export violations

RTX voluntarily disclosed what the State Department says is roughly 750, largely inadvertent, violations of ITAR export rules.

RTX to pay $200M fine for allegedly exporting defense tech to China

RTX, formerly known as Raytheon Technologies, has agreed to pay a $200 million civil penalty for allegedly exporting U.S. defense technology and intellectual property to foreign countries, including China, according to a new State Department announcement. State said the “administrative settlement” will resolve 750 violations of the Arms Export Control Act and International Traffic in Arms Regulations. State said RTX disclosed all its alleged vio…

The company's employees were traveling with classified technical data from numerous aircraft and weapons programs. The article The defense giant received massive fines for exports to Russia, China and Iran was first published Verkkouutiset.