People & Institutions
Golden Eagle Global (GEG)
مجموعة غولدن إيغل غلوبال (GEG)
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Legal status as of 20 October 2026
Accused in credible reporting
Accused by credible media or a published report; no official action known.
What the documents say
OCCRP reported in October 2025 that leaked documents suggest GEG is controlled by Mustafa Barzani, that it funded more than USD 10 million of the brothers' US purchases and paid family expenses, and that it offered foreign oil firms help in obtaining KRG permits for fees or profit shares. GEG did not reply to OCCRP. No official action is known.
- Kind
- Company
- Roles
- Kurdish conglomerate (construction, advertising, security supplies) with a Delaware subsidiary; US military contractor and intermediary for foreign firms
Cases
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| Case | Role | Status in this case | Detail | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barzani brothers' US properties worth over USD 100 million and payments from the GEG and Ster conglomerates: OCCRP investigation (from 2005 to 2025) | Kurdish conglomerate (construction, advertising, security supplies) with a Delaware subsidiary; US military contractor and intermediary for foreign firms | Accused in credible reporting | OCCRP reported in October 2025 that leaked documents suggest GEG is controlled by Mustafa Barzani, that it funded more than USD 10 million of the brothers' US purchases and paid family expenses, and that it offered foreign oil firms help in obtaining KRG permits for fees or profit shares. GEG did not reply to OCCRP. No official action is known. | 19 October 2026 |
Documents
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- OCCRP and Government Accountability Project8 October 2025Press reportTier D
Mansions, Horses, and Designer Bags: How the Ruling Family of Iraqi Kurdistan Splurged in the U.S.
Original addressBetween 2005 and 2019, holding companies ultimately owned by the brothers acquired 31 properties across the United States, including mansions and commercial real estate, worth over $100 million.