DJI Appeals Court Ruling
Chinese tech firm DJI, the US market leader in ag spray drones, is appealing a court ruling that upholds the Department of Defense's characterization of the firm as a "Chinese military company".
According to DJI, the designation has caused the company financial and reputational harm, as stated:
As a result of the designation, which branded it as a national security threat, DJI has suffered financial and reputational harm
The National Defense Authorization Act defines a Chinese military company as one that is directly or indirectly owned, controlled, or otherwise linked to the Chinese Communist Party, and contributes to China's "military-civil fusion industrial base".
- Directly or indirectly owned, controlled, or linked to the Chinese Communist Party
- Contributes to China's "military-civil fusion industrial base"
- Engages in commercial, manufacturing, production, or export activities
DJI claims it does not meet this definition and is not a "Chinese military company".
Author's summary: DJI appeals court ruling over Chinese military company designation.
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