What kind of data does Eastern Europe Impact provide on Rogers?

Eastern Europe Impact publishes verified intelligence on Rogers's Russia status: current operating posture, sources (including the KSE LeaveRussia project), status history since 2022, sanctions-list matches, and linked events. Each profile is risk information for compliance and due diligence — not legal advice.

How can Eastern Europe Impact data on Rogers help my business?

Use the Rogers profile to check counterparties, suppliers and customers for Russia exposure, sanctions proximity and recent events before you contract, ship or invest. Watchlists alert you if the status or designations change.

How do we verify the information on Rogers?

We compile public reporting, company statements and the KSE LeaveRussia dataset, then label uncertainty. Status is not a legal determination — verify against primary filings and counsel before acting. Corrections go to corrections@easterneuropeimpact.com.

How much does Eastern Europe Impact cost?

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Rogers: Russia Operations Status & Business Impact

USA · Electronics

LeaveRussia detail: Continue Operations

Still operating in Russia

Status last verified 13/08/2026Source checked 31/07/2026Company website ↗LeaveRussia profile ↗

Decision trail

Decision date 17/07/2026 · Reference ↗

Printed circuit boards manufactured by the American corporation Rogers continue to flow into Russia, where they are used in the production of military radars and jammers. In 2023, Russians who were engaged in the supply of such products complained that Rogers materials had become difficult to obtain in the country. Some companies stopped taking orders for Rogers-based boards due to a shortage of laminate in stock. Rogers laminate was imported into Russia by ElesTrade-M. Before the start of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, Rogers laminate was also ordered directly from the manufacturer by the official distributor, Adelantest LLC. Adelantest's customs operations with Rogers laminate are no longer visible, but the company continues to actively advertise this product, offering it to order. In addition, the Adelantest website contains recent announcements of exhibitions for 2025-2026, which were attended by Rogers managers. This suggests that the gap between Rogers products and Russia is far from complete. At least, Adelantest receives complete and timely information about new Rogers products and the company's participation in industry exhibitions. In Russia, EleсTrade-M offers a wide range of Rogers products in its catalog. Catalogs of other Russian retailers also include Rogers products. In addition, there are recommendations for Rogers substitutes on the sellers' websites. In January 2026, Republican Congressman Joe Wilson sent a letter to Rogers management expressing concern about the use of the company's products in the Russian S-400 and S-500 anti-aircraft missile systems, as well as in the radar systems of Su-family fighters. According to the congressman, Rogers products are received by enterprises of the Russian defense corporation Almaz-Antey. Wilson called on Rogers to prohibit its subsidiaries and distributors around the world from supplying the company's products to Russia. In response, Rogers stated that it fully complies with international sanctions and does not supply products to Russia.

Status history since 2022

13/08/2026 — operating · Imported from KSE LeaveRussia

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Geopolitical context and sanctions impact

Rogers is a Electronics company based in USA. 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.

Risk assessment and how to use this profile

Start with the status badge and decision trail, then check possible sanctions matches and recent events mentioning Rogers. A 7-day Pro trial adds watchlists so you are notified if Russia status, designations or linked events change. Full exposure maps (energy, transport, commodities) are on Professional. This page is risk information, not legal or investment advice.

Questions about Rogers

What kind of data does Eastern Europe Impact provide on Rogers?: Eastern Europe Impact publishes verified intelligence on Rogers's Russia status: current operating posture, sources (including the KSE LeaveRussia project), status history since 2022, sanctions-list matches, and linked events. Each profile is risk information for compliance and due diligence — not legal advice.
How can Eastern Europe Impact data on Rogers help my business?: Use the Rogers profile to check counterparties, suppliers and customers for Russia exposure, sanctions proximity and recent events before you contract, ship or invest. Watchlists alert you if the status or designations change.
How do we verify the information on Rogers?: We compile public reporting, company statements and the KSE LeaveRussia dataset, then label uncertainty. Status is not a legal determination — verify against primary filings and counsel before acting. Corrections go to corrections@easterneuropeimpact.com.
How much does Eastern Europe Impact cost?: The company checker is free. A 7-day Pro trial (no credit card) unlocks live Daily Impact Briefs, full event profiles and watchlists. After the trial, Individual is €19/month; Professional and Business add exposure maps, sanctions entity pages and API access. See /pricing.