UK amends S-Mikron entry while Russia sanctions remain
The UK varied the Russia sanctions entry for Turkish joint stock company S-Mikron while retaining its asset freeze, trust services restrictions and director disqualification sanction.
LONDON, September 11, 2026 — The UK updated S-Mikron’s entry under its Russia sanctions regime without lifting any of the measures imposed on the Turkish joint-stock company.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office made the variation to the UK Sanctions List on Sept. 11. S-Mikron remains subject to an asset freeze, trust services restrictions and a director disqualification sanction under the Russia (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019.
The UK says it has reasonable grounds to suspect the company made economic resources, goods or technology available that could contribute to destabilizing Ukraine or undermining or threatening the country’s territorial integrity, sovereignty or independence.
The current entry identifies the company by its full Turkish corporate name, an English-language variation and the shortened name S-Mikron Elektronik. It also includes a Turkish-script name, a Bursa address, Turkey tax identifier 7350759377, telephone number, website and email address. The company was originally designated on Oct. 15, 2025.
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