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| Property | Value | Lang | Source dataset | Source ID | First seen | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Company:country | de | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||
Company:id | a40f3f5906d65cc8ba9dc5dcd8ef6bee7798b9d4 | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||
Company:name | SAP SE | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||
Company:notes | "Software company SAP SE admitted it provided millions of dollars in software to Iran in violation of U.S. sanctions, becoming the first company to benefit from a Justice Department program that encourages companies to self-report criminal export violations in exchange for leniency, U.S. authorities said Thursday. Between 2010 and 2017, the German enterprise-software giant sent upgrades and software patches more than 20,000 times to users in Iran, and allowed its cloud businesses to give 2,360 Iranian users access to U.S.-based cloud services, the Justice Department said." (Wall Street Journal, "SAP Admits Iran Sanction Violations To Justice Department," 4/29/2021). (https://www.wsj.com/articles/sap-admits-iran-sanction-violations-to-justice-department-11619726149) | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||
Company:sector | Software | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||
Company:sourceUrl | https://www.unitedagainstnucleariran.com/company/sap-se-0 | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||
Company:ticker | NYSE SAP | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||
Company:topics | export.risk | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||
Company:website | https://www.sap.com/index.html | ir_uani_business_registry | ir-br-co-bbb386c3feb2db7fbf777733b8487e4b166b25b5 | ||||