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AL-INMAA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING

AL-INMAA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING is designated by OFAC under SDGT. OFAC's published remarks link 5 further designated entries to it. Every link below is OFAC's own text, quoted verbatim; OilFlow adds no inference about ownership, control or conduct beyond what the designation states.

Head entityAL-INMAA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING
Head typecompanies
Linked designated entries5
of which individuals5
Programs across the network['SDGT']

Counts are from the OilFlow snapshot of 2026-09-05 and are re-derived from the database by a check that fails on any difference. The member list below is read live.

Linked entries (5)

  1. SAAD, Abdul LatifSDGT
    OFAC remark: “(Linked To: AL-INMAA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING)”
  2. BADR-AL-DIN, MuhammadSDGT
    OFAC remark: “(Linked To: AL-INMAA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING)”
  3. ASSAF, Nabil MahmoudSDGT
    OFAC remark: “(Linked To: AL-INMAA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING)”
  4. SAAD, Issam AhmadSDGT
    OFAC remark: “(Linked To: AL-INMAA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING)”
  5. QANSU, Jihad MuhammadSDGT
    OFAC remark: “(Linked To: AL-INMAA ENGINEERING AND CONTRACTING)”

Is your counterparty in this network?

A page tells you what OFAC published about the head. A screen tells you whether the name in front of you, with its aliases and 50%-rule owners, matches any of these entries or any of the eight lists.

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Source: US Consolidated Screening List (public domain). Designation and remark text are OFAC's. Names on OilFlow's protected list are excluded from every network page. This is a reading of a public record and not legal advice; confirm against the primary list before acting.