Sudatel Telecom Group Limited
Not documented as support. Governance link: the chairman named in the statements matches Gen. Ibrahim Jaber (Jabir), reported as assistant commander-in-chief of the SAF and member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, who is also reported to chair Sudatel. The company says it runs 'the only nationwide mobile network in Sudan capable of providing uninterrupted service', set up a data centre in Port Sudan, and provides telecom services 'to certain Government organizations at the normal commercial terms' (not material).
- Why this grade
- Regraded from A: identification of the chairman rests on a name match.
- Response
- None sought.
›Research notes
Not sanctioned on lists checked. The PDF is a scan with OCR noise; figures above were cross-checked between the income statement and Note 2.3. New Gulf subsidiaries in Qatar and Oman (2025) are foreign-registered affiliates of a company chaired by a serving SAF general - registry numbers not obtained.
- 1Sudatel Telecom Group Limited - consolidated financial statements for year ended 31 Dec 2025 with auditor's report (National Audit Chamber of Sudan) - raw/p2/sudatel_Q4_2025.pdf · sudatel.sd · 23 Apr 2026
- 2Sudatel investors page (associates: Sudasat 60%, Sudani Fintech 60%, EBS 30%, Arab Submarine Cable 50%) · sudatel.sd · 30 Jun 2026
- 3Wikipedia: Ibrahim Jaber - 'Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sudatel Group' (citing Al Jazeera Arabic); member of Sovereignty Council since 21 Aug 2019 · en.wikipedia.orgread via summary
- 4Sudan Tribune: Sudan army official orders probe into 'shocking' government lease deals (Jaber as Sovereign Council member and assistant commander-in-chief) · sudantribune.com · 12 Feb 2026read via summary
- 5OpenSanctions consolidated sanctions targets (export of 2026-10-03), name/alias search - raw/p2/os_p2_hits.json · data.opensanctions.org · 3 Oct 2026
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