Procurement and supply networks · company · India (Mumbai)
Rashtriya Metal Industries Ltd (RMIL)
Reported or alleged link, not established
CGrade C: Single sourceStrongest record: single source
2 documented ties · 2 steps from the SAF
Also recorded as: RMIL
Exported 7.62mm brass cups (cartridge-case precursors) to Giad Elsewedy Cables, a company C4ADS assesses to be an intermediary for the sanctioned Defense Industries System (MASAD), after the war began and after US sanctions on DIS/SMT.
Their response
No RMIL response is recorded in the C4ADS text read.
Records
1
Each record carries its own grade. A grade describes the source for that record, not the actor.
CGrade C: Single source
Rashtriya Metal Industries Ltd (RMIL)
April-October 2023 (multiple exports); MoU with MASAD reported February 2022
Exported 7.62mm brass cups (cartridge-case precursors) to Giad Elsewedy Cables, a company C4ADS assesses to be an intermediary for the sanctioned Defense Industries System (MASAD), after the war began and after US sanctions on DIS/SMT.
Response
No RMIL response is recorded in the C4ADS text read.
Sanctions
None found
›Research notes
Single investigation, but based on Sudanese and Indian trade records. C4ADS: 'It is likely that these shipments supplied sanctioned entities with materials that can produce ammunition for the SAF.' It allows that other industrial uses are possible but unlikely. C4ADS also notes RMIL sent brass goods to Tula Cartridge Works in 2018 and 2020.
No direct tie is documented. Basis: shared intermediary; named in the other actor's record (via Giad Elsewedy Cables, Defense Industries System (DIS)).