Continuation of National Emergency Regarding Chinese Military-Linked Investments
November 5, 2025
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The Frame
This order prevents U.S. investors from funding specific Chinese companies that the government has identified as supporting the PRC's military and surveillance capabilities.
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U.S. Investors
Investors are prohibited from purchasing or selling publicly traded securities of companies identified as part of the PRC's military-industrial complex.
Chinese Companies
Companies identified as supporting the PRC's military or intelligence apparatuses are restricted from accessing U.S. capital markets.
Last recorded activity November 5, 2025.
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Summary
Why It Matters
This order prevents U.S. investors from funding specific Chinese companies that the government has identified as supporting the PRC's military and surveillance capabilities.
Key Facts
- The national emergency regarding Chinese securities investments is extended for one year beyond November 12, 2025.
- The policy targets companies involved in the PRC's 'Military-Civil Fusion' strategy, which links civilian firms to military and intelligence activities.
- The order cites the use of Chinese surveillance technology as a factor contributing to the national security threat.
- This notice fulfills the requirement under the National Emergencies Act to publish the continuation in the Federal Register and notify Congress.
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Continuous Emergency Extension
The document demonstrates a consistent multi-year policy trajectory, extending an emergency first declared in 2020 through successive administrations.
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