LUDUSHA is a firm supporter of the MTCR and strictly adheres to MTCR guidelines in all missile-related technology and product exports.
📋 Compliance Statement: LUDUSHA is committed to preventing the proliferation of missiles and missile technology capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction. All missile-related exports comply with MTCR guidelines and applicable international law.
1. What is the MTCR?
The MTCR is a voluntary international agreement among 35 member countries, established to prevent the proliferation of missiles and missile technology capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction. The regime restricts the transfer of missiles and related technology through uniform export control measures.
The MTCR covers the following items:
- Category I — Rocket systems, unmanned aerial vehicles, and major components (range ≥300 km, payload ≥500 kg)
- Category II — Related technologies, equipment, materials, and software
2. Compliance Requirements
LUDUSHA strictly follows MTCR guidelines in missile technology exports:
- All missile-related exports must comply with MTCR category restrictions
- Category I items require end-user assurances prior to export
- End-user and end-use reviews are conducted before export
- Regular review of export products to determine if they fall under MTCR scope
- Maintenance of export records and compliance documentation
3. MTCR Membership
The MTCR currently has 35 member countries, including:
- United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Canada
- Russia, China, Italy, Australia, South Korea
- And other countries that meet membership criteria
4. Impact on Purchasers
When purchasing MTCR-controlled items, the purchaser must:
- Provide an End-User Certificate (EUC)
- Provide a Final Use Statement
- Commit not to use the items for delivering weapons of mass destruction
- Commit not to transfer items to unauthorized third parties
- Cooperate with subsequent end-use verification
5. Consequences of Violations
Violations of MTCR guidelines may have serious consequences:
- Export licenses may be denied or revoked
- Inclusion on export control watchlists
- Administrative fines and criminal penalties
- Damage to international reputation and business relationships
- Diplomatic consequences
6. Contact Us
For more information about MTCR compliance, please contact:
- Compliance Team: compliance@ludusha.com
- General Inquiries: contactus@ludusha.com