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How will China's new export controls affect Raytheon?

China bans products from Raytheon in its public procurement system China has banned government agencies involved in public procurement from purchasing products made by Raytheon. This ban was implemented alongside controls affecting 46 U.S. companies, including major defense contractors. The measures took effect immediately on Monday, June 22, 2026.

Reported by 12 independent outlets Written Oct 6
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For a major defense contractor like Raytheon, losing access to the Chinese government procurement market represents a significant loss of a major sales base. This market access loss is compounded by the fact that the controls are part of a broader tit-for-tat economic pressure campaign between the two countries.

This action follows a month of heightened tensions between the U.S. and China, including the release of a new U.S. blacklist of 80 companies aiding the Chinese military. China justified its retaliatory measures by citing the need to safeguard national security.

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  • Will China introduce alternative procurement channels for U.S. defense firms?
  • How will the loss of the Chinese market affect Raytheon's overall revenue targets?

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China signals a willingness to negotiate on the U.S. blacklistThe procurement ban might be lifted or eased for targeted companies.
The U.S. government removes the blacklist of companies aiding the Chinese militaryChina might reconsider its retaliatory economic measures.

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