Robert Bosch will pay the United States $36 million to settle claims linked to unlicensed shipments to Huawei, the U.S. Commerce Department announces. The settlement involves two of Bosch’s non-U.S. subsidiaries that shipped sensor-related products and software to China’s Huawei without the required export licenses. The goods in question have a total value of more than $70 million and were shipped as part of more than 100 outbound shipments, according to the announcement. The payment resolves allegations tied to export-control compliance requirements for technology and related items transferred to Huawei. The U.S. government characterizes the matter as involving exports made without proper authorization, while Bosch agrees to the settlement terms as part of the resolution. The reports state that the announcement is made by the U.S. Commerce Department and that the settlement amount is $36 million, with the underlying shipments exceeding $70 million in value. No additional details on the specific licensing failures, timeline, or remedial measures are included in the provided excerpts.