ITAR License Delays
Definition
Prior to AUKUS exemptions (effective Sep 2024), ITAR required licenses for 70%+ of defense goods, causing bottlenecks despite recent reductions for non-ETL items.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 20-50 hours/month manual license prep; production delays costing 5-10% capacity
- Frequency: Ongoing for ETL items; historical for broader USML
- Root Cause: Manual assessment of ITAR applicability and application processing
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Defense firms in Australia lose AUD 100,000+ monthly on ITAR license delays. Automation of compliance tracking reduces queues and enables faster exports.
Affected Stakeholders
Supply Chain Managers, Project Leads, Manufacturing Teams
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
ITAR Compliance Fines
ITAR Taint Visibility Gaps
Procurement Delays and Cost Escalations
Idle Capacity from Compliance Bottlenecks
Export Control Permit Breaches
Compliance Ambiguities & Red Tape
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