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Nuctech/Controversies

Nuctech controversies

Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.

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  1. 2024EU foreign-subsidies investigation
  2. 2020Taiwan aviation-security corruption case
  3. 2020Canadian contract security review
  4. 2016Philippine procurement pricing controversy
  5. 2010European Union anti-dumping case
  6. 2009Namibia customs-scanner bribery allegations

  1. 2024

    EU foreign-subsidies investigation

    The European Commission searched Nuctech offices in Poland and the Netherlands while investigating possible breaches of the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation.

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  2. 2020

    Taiwan aviation-security corruption case

    A former Taiwanese aviation-security official was reported to have been convicted on corruption charges connected to a procurement project involving Nuctech.

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  3. 2020

    Canadian contract security review

    Canada reviewed a proposed Nuctech contract in light of concerns about the company’s political and ownership connections and ultimately rejected the deal.

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  4. 2016

    Philippine procurement pricing controversy

    Philippine auditors questioned the pricing and maintenance terms of a 2006 purchase of mobile X-ray equipment and asked the customs authority to review the contract.

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  5. 2010

    European Union anti-dumping case

    The EU imposed a five-year tariff on certain Nuctech products after an anti-dumping investigation concerning the European market.

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  6. 2009

    Namibia customs-scanner bribery allegations

    Namibian authorities alleged that funds connected to a major Nuctech scanner contract had been diverted through an intermediary and charged a company representative and two Namibians. The people charged were acquitted in 2019.

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