Baumüller Nürnberg GmbH’s (“Baumüller”) participated in the 11th and 12th Int’l Exhibition of Iran Plast (“Iran Plast ”) which took place at the Tehran International Permanent Fairground.

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Baumüller Group lists an office location in Tehran, Iran on its company website.

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Baumüller Group is listed as part of the Bavarian delegation that visited Iran in November 2015 to expand trade relations.

Weiler participated in the Bavarian delegation that travelled to Tehran, Iran in November 2015 for talks on ways to promote mutual trade in a post-sanctions era.

Messe München lists an office and contact in Tehran, Iran on its company website.

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Messe München is listed as part of the Bavarian delegation that traveled to Tehran, Iran in November 2015 for talks on ways to promote mutual trade in a post-sanctions era.

According to its website, Iranian company Fatehin Sanat supplies, plans and installs products of Heitec.

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HEITEC participated in the Bavarian Delegation that traveled to Tehran, Iran in November 2015 for talks on ways to promote mutual trade in a post-sanctions era.

Zorlu Holding's "CEO Ömer Yüngül explained that the company will invest energy in the region [Iran]. Zorlu's investment was an energy of 5,000 MW. "

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"Turkish electricity producer Zorlu Enerji may build gas-fired power plants in Iran as Turkey’s eastern neighbor is seeking to attract investors after decades of economic sanctions. The company is in talks with Iranian authorities for the project and a concrete plan may be announced this year, said Omer Yungul, chief executive officer of Zorlu Holding that owns the Istanbul-based company, formally known as Zorlu Enerji Elektrik Uretim AS. Zorlu Enerji ... plans to invest “a sizable amount” in Iran, Yungul said in an interview in Istanbul. The total capacity of the power plants may be similar to plans by Unit International, owned by Turkish investor Unal Aysal, to build power plants costing $4.2 billion in Iran, he said." (Bloomberg, "Turkey's Zorlu Enerji Considers Building Power Plants in Iran," 9/6/2016).

German company SOLARWATT GmbH, one of the pioneers of the solar industry, has plans to start projects in Iran by constructing a 30 megawatt solar power plant… Abolfazl Mousavi Fazel, representative of SOLARWATT, said the company is applying for permission to build the plant as part of the German government’s plans for the promotion of solar industry in Iran. (Tasnim, "German Company to Develop Solar Plant in Iran," 9/5/2016).

"The Taiwan-based payment company Castles, specializing in payment tools, has started a semi knocked-down production line in Iran’s Arvand Free Trade Zone, in cooperation with Bank Pasargad’s subsidiary, FANAP. FANAP is launching the POS terminal production line in Khorramshahr Free trade Zone, Khuzestan Province. Jason Chiang, sales manager of Castles in the Middles East, said the high demand in Iranian market has prompted the company to expand its presence in the country. "The Iranian market offers many opportunities, especially now that sanctions are lifted and foreigners have more opportunities to take part in the market," he said. "Our Iranian partner, FANAP, is producing the POS terminal and we provide them with technical and technological assistance." (Financial Tribune, "FANAP, Taiwan POS Maker in JV," 9/6/2016).

"Anubhav Singh, the head of global sales and marketing at South African telecommunications-equipment maker Afripipes, said his company was halting its postdeal exploration of the Iranian market as a result of Mr. Trump’s election. “We’re waiting to see what Trump’s policies are with respect to Iran and then take it from there,” he said... Smaller companies, because of their size, can’t as easily absorb losses from ventures that have to be scrapped because of sanctions. In the past, U.S. sanctions have had a chilling effect on companies dealing with Iran because some of them apply on any company with American connections." (The Wall Street Journal, "Trump Victory Slows Business Investment in Iran," 1/18/2017).

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Afripipes has expressed interest in the Iranian market, noting that “Iran is a big market and there’s potential there….”  However, Afripipes’ head of global sales and marketing, Anubhav Singh, rightly sounded a cautious note in the wake of the election of President-elect Trump by adding, “we’re not sure how the sanctions are going to go….  We are being cautious and seeing how things pan out in the next five or six months.”  (Wall Street Journal, “Boeing Seals Nearly $17 Billion Iran Deal,” 12/11/2016). 

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Afripipes is listed as an exhibitor at the Iran Telecom Innovations Conference that took place from September 25-28, 2016, in Tehran, Iran. (Iran Telecom Innovations Exhibitor List, 2016).

Aksh OptiFibre is listed as an exhibitor at the Iran Telecom Innovations Conference that took place from September 25-28, 2016, in Tehran, Iran. (Iran Telecom Innovations Exhibitor List, 2016).