Adani Enterprises Responds to OFAC Request for Information
Adani Enterprises received a Request for Information from OFAC on February 4, 2026, concerning a civil investigation into transactions involving Iran. AEL is cooperating fully. The company ceased LPG imports on June 2, 2025, noting this segment was non-material to its FY24-25 revenue.
While the company states the matter is non-material, an investigation by OFAC can carry significant reputational and potential future regulatory risk, warranting a medium impact assessment.
The company is cooperating with a regulatory body's request for information. While the investigation could potentially have implications, the company has stated that the segment in question is non-material and no findings of non-compliance have been reported, thus maintaining a neutral stance.
Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL) has provided an update regarding its engagement with the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Following an article published by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on June 2, 2025, AEL proactively initiated discussions with OFAC.
As part of this voluntary engagement and in the spirit of transparency, AEL received a Request for Information (RFI) from OFAC on February 4, 2026 (India time) / February 3, 2026 (US time). This RFI is related to allegations raised in the WSJ article and a civil investigation into the company's transactions processed through U.S. financial institutions that may have involved Iran or sanctioned individuals.
AEL has stated that the LPG component, which formed a small and operationally non-material part of its revenue in FY24-25 (1.46% for AEL and 0.5% for Adani Group), is the focus. Out of caution and cooperation, AEL ceased all LPG imports effective June 2, 2025. The company has affirmed that the communication does not contain any findings of aberrations or non-compliances, nor has any penalty or restriction been imposed. AEL is cooperating fully with OFAC and will supply the requested information.
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