Engineering

Is represented in Tehran, Iran by Farazgaman.

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Primacon GmbH (“Primacon”) was listed as an exhibitor at the Internationale Ausstellung für Metallbearbeitung (International Exhibition for Metalworking Companies; “AMB Iran 2017”), which took place on May 23-26 in Tehran, Iran. (AMB Iran 2017 Website, “Exhibitor Directory”).

Lists Karoon Khozestan Co. in Tehran, Iran as its registered office on its company website. 

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Is represented in Tehran, Iran by NILOS Iran.

Is represented in Tehran, Iran by Aderan Dej Co. Ltd.

Is represented in Tehran, Iran by CYS Group.

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Kuhne GmbH (“Kuhne”) is listed as an exhibitor at the forthcoming International Exhibition of Plastics, Rubber, Machinery & Equipment (“IRANPLAST”), which took place on September 24-27 in Tehran, Iran. (IRANPLAST Website, “Exhibitors and Products”).

Is represented in Tehran, Iran by Arad Energy Service Kish Co.

Is represented in Tehran, Iran by Petronoble.

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The Iranian firm, Petronoble, claims to be the exclusive agent and official representative of Klöpper in Iran.  (Petronoble Website, “Partners”). 

Is represented in Tehran, Iran by Pars Sealing Systems Company.

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Freudenberg SE (“Freudenberg”) took part in the Baden-Württemberg Delegation to the Islamic Republic of Iran (the “Delegation”) in Tehran on September 2-8, 2016. (Baden-Württemberg International, “Baden-Württemberg Delegation to the Islamic Republic of Iran”).

Doppstadt sells belt pulleys and is represented in Tehran, Iran through Moregenco.

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Doppstadt’s participated in the 14th Int’l Exhibition of Mine, Mining, Construction Machinery & Related Industry & Equipment (“Iran Conmin 2018”), 

The Czech producer SOR Libchavy will supply 400 busses to Iran in the upcoming years. The value of the contract signed on March 2, 2017 in the seat of the Czech Chamber of Commerce in Prague reaches EUR 80m. The vice-president of the Chamber, Bořivoj Minář, added for ČIANEWS that in the initial stage, busses will be exported from a plant in the Czech Republic. A joint venture of the Czech company with its local partner may then be created, which would enable production of the machines in Iran. (March 3, 2017)

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In March 2017, SOR Libchavy signed a joint venture to supply 400 buses to Iran in the upcoming years. (Prague Monitor, "SOR Libchavy to supply 400 buses to Iran," 3/3/2017). 

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SOR’s reportedly participated in a delegation of Czech companies that visited Iran from September 13-17, 2014. (Czech Embassy in Tehran, “Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic Visits Iran,” 9/18/14)

State-owned China Railway Engineering Corp is building a 415 km (260 mile) high-speed north-south rail line between Tehran and Isfahan via Qom, while China Railway Construction (1186.HK) 601186.HK Corp in January said one of its units had won a 3.53 billion yuan contract to build a railway between Kermanshah and Khosravi. (3/20/2018).

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In 2016, CalSTRS designated China Railway Group as “Under Review” for potentially having ties to Iran. In 2017, CalSTRS designated China Railway Group as “Being Monitored” and maintained that designation in 2018. In 2016, news reports indicated China Railway Group signed a $2 billion investment agreement, including the construction of a 350,000 ton smelter, a 500 megawatt power station and an anode project.

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"The company signed another deal in July 2018 with Iran’s Ahvaz Municipality to build the city’s second subway line, according to an Iranian press report." (“Chinese, French, Italian firms sign MoUs to develop projects in southwestern Iran,” Trend News Agency (Azerbaijan), July 9, 2018.)

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"Italferr, a unit of Italy's Gruppo FS Italiane, said in March 2016 it had signed a four-month, 700,000 euro consultancy contract with Iran's state railway entity on a high-speed rail line. Iranian officials have said Khatam al-Anbiya, an IRGC subsidiary sanctioned by the United States, is the Iranian contractor on the project. Italferr named only Chinese company China Railway Engineering Corp. (CREC) as the contractor, and did not mention Khatam al-Anbiya. Officials with Italferr, CREC, and Khatam al-Anbiya did not respond to requests for comment. The IRGC declined to comment.($1 = 0.9362 euros)." (Reuters,  "Post-Sanctions Deals with Iranian Firms Linked to Khamenei," 1/19/2017).