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Compliance

Controls applied before commercial terms are offered.

Aviation, industrial, and scientific goods cross several regulatory regimes. AK Kinetix treats screening and classification as part of the quotation process rather than a step at the end, so buyers, banks, and forwarders receive a consistent record of how each transaction was assessed.

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Sanctions screening

Suppliers, customers, intermediaries, banks, and named individuals are screened against applicable sanctions and restricted party lists, including EU, United States, United Kingdom, and United Nations measures. Screening is repeated when parties or routes change during an order.

02

Export control review

Products are classified before pricing. Items that fall under control lists, including dual use classifications, are reviewed against the licensing requirements of the exporting country and the destination. Where a licence is required, the order proceeds only once it is in place.

03

End use and end user checks

For sensitive aviation, industrial, and laboratory products the stated end use is verified against the customer profile and, where required, supported by an end use statement or end user certificate. Transactions that cannot be substantiated are declined.

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Documentation standards

Each shipment is supported by a complete document set covering commercial invoice, packing list, origin, certificates of conformity or airworthiness release where applicable, calibration and traceability records, and dangerous goods declarations. Records are retained for audit and banking review.

Scope of trade

AK Kinetix trades civil and commercial goods. Military and defence articles are outside the scope of the business, and enquiries for restricted dual use items are declined where the required authorisations or end use assurances cannot be obtained.

Logistics is carried out by established international freight forwarders and third party logistics providers that hold the relevant handling approvals, including for dangerous goods and temperature controlled consignments. Routing is selected to match the control status of the goods.

Payment terms and banking channels are agreed in writing. Documentation is prepared so that a compliance officer reviewing the file can trace the supplier, the product classification, the screening outcome, and the delivery route.

Compliance and onboarding requests.

Vendor questionnaires, trade references, and documentation samples are provided on request.

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