Complicit Dossier

State-owned and co-opted commercial entities · Military industrial complex and its services company · Sudan

Yarmouk Industrial Complex / Yarmouk Industrial Services

اليرموك للخدمات الصناعية · مجمع اليرموك الصناعي

  • Part of the SAF or state-controlled
  • Grade C: Single sourceStrongest record: single source
  • 5 documented ties · 2 steps from the SAF

The SAF's principal ammunition complex by reputation; this record establishes only ownership and a 2023 loss-of-control report.

Yarmouk Industrial Services: 'Military Industry Corporation Yarmouk Industrial Complex' 99% and SMT Engineering 1% (historically MIC 99%). It holds 5% of Jolly Holding (reg. 31684, registered 28 Nov 2007, 'Defense', MIC 95%) and 40% of Nahaj for Road Systems (reg. 26657, registered 29 Dec 2005; Giad for the Automotive and Truck Industry 45%, Ministry of Urban Planning 15%).

Response

No response is recorded. Named parties have not yet been asked for comment.

Records

2

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Grade C: Single source

Ownership

2019-2021 inventory

Yarmouk Industrial Services: 'Military Industry Corporation Yarmouk Industrial Complex' 99% and SMT Engineering 1% (historically MIC 99%). It holds 5% of Jolly Holding (reg. 31684, registered 28 Nov 2007, 'Defense', MIC 95%) and 40% of Nahaj for Road Systems (reg. 26657, registered 29 Dec 2005; Giad for the Automotive and Truck Industry 45%, Ministry of Urban Planning 15%).

Response
No response sought by this desk; none found in the sources read.
›Research notes

Single dataset: C4ADS's relay of the Sudanese Ministry of Finance inventory (2019-2021). 'Historical' rows are older filings; 'current' means current in that snapshot, not in 2026. English labels are machine translations.

  1. 1C4ADS, Sudan State-Controlled Enterprise Explorer (Ministry of Finance inventory and Regime Dismantlement Committee records, 2019-2021 snapshot; machine-translated labels). Local extract: raw/c4ads_sce_nodes.json, raw/c4ads_sce_edges.json · sudansce.c4ads.org · 2022

NamesDISGiad (SMT)

Grade D: Unverified lead

Complex reported taken by the RSF in June 2023

June 2023

Wikipedia, citing Sky News Arabia and Independent Arabia reports of June 2023, states that 'the Rapid Support Forces claimed control of the complex'. The originals were not opened. Sky News Arabia is UAE-based; treat as a party-aligned source.

Response
No response sought by this desk; none found in the sources read.
›Research notes

Secondary relay of party-aligned reporting. Whether and when production resumed after the SAF retook Khartoum was not established.

  1. 1Wikipedia, Yarmouk Military Industrial Complex (cites Sky News Arabia and Independent Arabia, June 2023; originals not opened) · en.wikipedia.org · accessed 2026-10-03

NamesUAE

2 more records below grade A (corroborated, single-source or unverified). Change “Evidence shown” to see them.

2 more records at grade C (single source) or D (unverified lead). Change “Evidence shown” to see them.

1 more record at grade D (unverified lead). Change “Evidence shown” to see it.

Relationships

6

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Ownership and control · 6

6 more relationships below grade A (corroborated, single-source or unverified). Change “Evidence shown” to see them.

1 more relationship at grade C (single source) or D (unverified lead). Change “Evidence shown” to see it.

Geography

Tags come from the recorded jurisdiction and from place names in the records. Coordinates on the map are approximate.

Based in
Sudan
Also named
United Arab Emirates (1)
Places
Khartoum

Position in the network

Derived by analysing the documented relationships. Nothing in this section is a finding.

Connected to the SAF through official or corroborated records.

›Possible links to investigate · 1