Among the companies to which sanctions have been applied:
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ECO SHIPPING
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ECO SHIPPING
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Full name of legal entity
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ECO SHIPPING

Abbreviated name of the legal entity
ECO SHIPING LLC

TIN
2901223574

Registration number
1122901001475

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Bank license

Country
russian federation

Address
163035, russian federation, Arkhangelsk region, Arkhangelsk, Prichalnaya Isakogorka street, 8, bld. 1

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russian shipping company operating a fleet based in the port of Arkhangelsk. The company's core business is integrated maritime logistics for the transportation of project, bulk, general, heavy and long cargo. The company has an auxiliary fleet to provide roadside unloading to unequipped shores, as well as river logistics on shallow rivers.
The geography of transportation mainly includes all key port points along the Northern Sea Route and the Far North, as well as the basins of the North and Mediterranean Seas, the Persian Gulf, and Southeast Asia.
The company has implemented maritime projects in the Barents Sea, Kara Sea, Laptev Sea, East Siberian Sea and other waters of the Northern Sea Route. The company's vessels have delivered and discharged more than 6 million freight units of various cargoes, including to unequipped shores.
The company regularly carries out short sea voyages related to the implementation of state programs for the construction of infrastructure facilities in the Arctic zone of the russian federation. The high ice class of the company's vessels allows them to operate in the Arctic waters of the russian federation all year round, and the company's auxiliary fleet provides voyage unloading to unequipped shores. All of the company's vessels are equipped with ship cranes with lifting capacities ranging from 36 to 300 tons.
The company's vessels are involved in the construction of the 'Arctic LNG-2' project of the sanctioned Novatek PJSC, a natural gas extraction and liquefied natural gas production company on the Gydan Peninsula.

Sanction Jurisdictions
USA
Sanction Jurisdictions: USA
Canada
Sanction Jurisdictions: Canada
Switzerland
Sanction Jurisdictions: Switzerland
EU
Sanction Jurisdictions: EU
UK
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Australia
Sanction Jurisdictions: Australia
New Zealand
Sanction Jurisdictions: New Zealand
Japan
Sanction Jurisdictions: Japan
Ukraine
Sanction Jurisdictions: Ukraine
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Marine vessels
BARENTS
Vessel name
BARENTS
IMO
9278600
Flag (Current)
russian federation russian federation
Vessel Type
General cargo ship
Category
Other
icon arrow-tree Involvement in energy projects
The multipurpose vessel with deadweight of 4,300 metric tons is designed to transport general cargo and containerized cargo, including refrigerated containers (the vessel’s fixed equipment ensures a constant connection and maintains the specified temperature throughout the entire voyage). The vessel also complies with transport safety standards for the carriage of dangerous goods, including Class 1 cargo. It is a twin-deck vessel, which significantly increases the usable space in its holds—a factor that is particularly important for transporting general cargo with stacking restrictions. The high permissible loads in the holds allow for the loading of even the heaviest 20-foot containers. Two shipboard cranes, each with a lifting capacity of 60 metric tons, can handle the loading and unloading of heavy cargo even in the absence of port infrastructure.
The vessel is property by the sanctioned russian company Eco Shipping LLC, which carries out shipping and water transportation related to the construction of infrastructure facilities in the Arctic zone of the russian federation, including for the Arctic LNG-2 project of the sanctioned company PJSC Novatek for the extraction of natural gas and the production of liquefied natural gas on the Gidan Peninsula.
In May 2024, USA imposed sanctions on the company's vessels, including the vessel ІМО 9278600.
On June 12, 2026, Canada imposed sanctions on the vessel.
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MYS ZHELANIYA
Vessel name
MYS ZHELANIYA
IMO
9366110
Flag (Current)
russian federation russian federation
Vessel Type
General cargo ship
Category
Transportation of military cargo
icon arrow-tree Weapons and military equipment
The vessel is involved in the theft of grain from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and the transport of weapons on behalf of the russian federation.
In January 2026, the vessel transported military cargo from the port of Baltiysk; the cargo was unloaded in Libya.
On March 3, 2026, the vessel transported 15,000 metric tons of wheat from the port of Sevastopol (the "Avlita" grain terminal) to Turkey.
In April 2026, the vessel transported 15,350 metric tons of wheat from the port of Feodosia for delivery to Turkey.
The vessel is owned to the sanctioned russian leading construction company Transstroy LLC, operating in the Arctic and northern regions of russia for the implementation of large-scale energy projects in the russian federation. Among the customers are PJSC Lukoil, PJSC Novatek, PJSC Severalmaz, PJSC AK Alrosa, State Corporation Rosatom, JSC Rosgeologiya, JSC Ekspeditsiya № 2, JSC Sovfracht, and others. The vessel is also affiliated with the sanctioned russian company Eco Shipping LLC, which carries out shipping and water transportation related to the construction of infrastructure facilities in the Arctic zone of the russian federation, including for the Arctic LNG-2 project of the sanctioned company Novatek for the extraction of natural gas and the production of liquefied natural gas.
In May 2024, USA imposed sanctions on the vessels of Transstroy LLC, which are actively used by russian companies engaged in the industrial development of the Arctic coast.
In June 2026, Canada imposed sanctions on the vessel.
On August 14, 2026, Ukraine imposed sanctions on the vessel.
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