US Treasury fines Amidi $200,000 over unreported Chinese subsidiary investment in Noematrix
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The US Treasury has fined Plug and Play parent Amidi $200,000 for failing to report a roughly $92,478 investment in robotics AI startup Noematrix made by its Chinese subsidiary, the first penalty under US outbound investment rules, according to a report on X. The fine is more than twice the size of the investment itself.
Treasury cited a reporting violation only. It did not say the investment was prohibited and did not allege wrongdoing by Noematrix.
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AI…report its Chinese subsidiary's roughly $92,478 investment in robotics AI startup Noematrix. The fine exceeds twice the investment. Treasury identified a reporting violation; it did not say the transaction was prohibited or allege wrongdoing by Noematrix.
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