U.S. Sanctions Singapore-Based Wellbred Capital Over Iran Links
OFAC said the network moves oil and petroleum products from Iran and Russia to buyers worldwide, generating tens of billions of dollars in profits.
- On Tuesday, the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctioned Singapore-based Wellbred Capital and subsidiaries in the United Arab Emirates and Switzerland for alleged ties to Iran's oil revenue generation.
- Treasury officials stated that Iranian shipping magnate Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani is "ultimately responsible for Wellbred's operations," despite building the firm as a separate entity outside his broader network.
- These measures target nearly 60 companies, individuals, and ships, including Azerbaijan national Narmina Dadashova, who faces sanctions for "blocking property and interests in property" and destabilizing Ukraine.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declared an "economic D-Day" on Iran on Monday, citing a stalemate in the war that has disrupted global supply chains and necessitated these financial measures.
- Wellbred trades in petrochemicals and liquefied petroleum gas, while the U.S. also sanctioned Singaporean Mansoor Tayabbhai Gandhi, who faces lawsuits over $1.3 million in outstanding shipping payments.
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US Expands Sanctions on Wellbred Network in Iran Pressure Campaign ...
Wellbred Capital and the network behind Iranian oil shipments are targeted – Washington opens the cycle of secondary sanctions on brokers, charterers and shipping service providers
Wellbred is in contact with Iranian oil ship Mohammad Hossein and Shamchani, says the US Treasury Department, which recently announced tougher action against companies with links with Iran.
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