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Amegino FZE: Russia Operations Status & Business Impact

UAE · Engineering

LeaveRussia detail: Continue Operations

Still operating in Russia

Amegino FZE (Amegino) – an engineering service company from the UAE that provides electronic components and related industry services.

Status last verified 03/08/2026Source checked 03/07/2024Company website ↗LeaveRussia profile ↗

Business in Russia

Has sent to the Russian Federation dozens of batches of electronics, including integrated circuits.

Decision trail

Decision date 18/06/2024 · Reference ↗

Customs documents show AMG purchased about $600,000 worth of Tsugami equipment from an official Japanese supplier in 2021. The purchase then increased after the incursion to $50 million in 2023, with the entire increase coming from two shadowy middlemen. Amegino's first provider is a UAE-based provider under US sanctions whose website is initially hosted on servers in Russia. Its owner is Andriy Mironov, according to the corporate intelligence company Diligencia; There are no other details about Mironov's past. The second company is ELE Technology, which fraudulently presents itself as a "division of Gray Machinery Company", a distributor of machine tools in the USA.

Status history since 2022

  1. 03/08/2026 operating · Imported from KSE LeaveRussia

Possible sanctions matches

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Geopolitical context and sanctions impact

Amegino FZE is a Engineering company based in UAE. Current Russia status in our dataset is operating: continued operations in Russia remain a compliance, reputational and counterparties risk for EU and allied firms. Eastern Europe Impact translates those facts into business consequences — sanctions screening, supply-chain exposure and reconstruction-side opportunity — with transparent confidence labels rather than speculation.

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