Oracle Corp

According to the Oracle website, "In accordance with United States’ and applicable export control and economic sanctions laws and regulations, all Oracle products and services* are prohibited for export/reexport/transfer (includes in-country transfer) to or access by (includes cloud access) the following:

Any company or national of Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, and the Crimea region. Export licensing of commodities or services intended for these countries is presumed denied;"

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According to its Annual Report filed with the SEC in 2013: "We recently identified an order placed in February 2013 for $1,541.05 for one of our database software products by a non-U.S. third party reseller through a non-U.S. third party partner on behalf of an entity that is an overseas branch location (outside of Iran) of a financial institution owned or controlled by the Government of Iran that has been designated pursuant to Executive Order 13224. Our software was included as part of an overall banking software solution being licensed from the non-U.S. reseller to this entity, and the Oracle software constituted a very small component – approximately 2% of the cost – of the overall solution. To our knowledge, no employees of Oracle had any contact with this entity during fiscal 2013. Upon learning of this order and verifying the identity of this entity, we deactivated this entity in our ordering systems and terminated all business activities involving this entity. Oracle does not intend to continue this activity or to knowingly permit any activities with this entity in the future. We have implemented additional measures designed to prevent such activity from recurring. We are unable to calculate the net profits attributable to this activity, but such net profits would be less than the revenues.

We also identified a transaction for $5,516.52 between Oracle and the United Arab Emirates office of an insurance company owned or controlled by the Government of Iran. In March 2013, this entity renewed its support contract for our database and middleware software products that this entity had licensed through various non-U.S. third party partners and resellers prior to the date such entity was formally designated as owned or controlled by the Government of Iran. No employees of Oracle provided any customer support services to this entity during fiscal 2013. Upon learning of this support renewal, we terminated the support contract, deactivated this entity in our ordering systems and terminated all business activities involving this entity. Oracle does not intend to continue this activity or to knowingly permit any activities with this entity in the future. We have implemented additional measures designed to prevent such activity from recurring. We are unable to calculate the net profits attributable to this activity, but such net profits would be less than the revenues.

We have made voluntary disclosure of these matters to the Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) of the U.S. Department of Treasury and intend to cooperate fully with OFAC."