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According to publicly available shipping information, Crude Oil Tankers GEN-EI (IMO: 9814117) and JIN-EI (IMO: 9302023), operated
by Kyoei Tanker, called at an Iranian port in January and March 2019.

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According to publicly accessible ship-monitoring data, since January 1, 2016, Kyoei-operated vessels have called at Iranian ports on several occasions.

According to publicly accessible ship-monitoring data, since January 1, 2016, vessels for which Kumiai is the Group Owner have called at Iranian ports.

"Toray group including subsidiaries conduct fair export control strictly, especially regarding the business for Iran, we establish the special rules and when the person would like to begin any business for Iran, they are prohibited to begin the business without prior approval from the corporate control department..." (5/11/2017)

Yokogawa is featured on the website of the Iranian firm, DIBAGARAN FARAYAND (DIFACO).”

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Iranian oil, gas, petrochemical and power industries services company Petrokalooj cites Yokagawa as a supplier on its website.

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The Yokogawa logo appears on the webpage of the Iranian firm, Pars Akam Energy (“Pars Akam”).  (Pars Akam Website, “Home”). 

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According to its website, Amitis is an authorized representative for Yokogawa in Iran.

Nihon Klingage is mentioned on the official website of Iranian company Neda Industries Group as their working partner.

According to the website of Iranian company Petrochemical Commercial Company, PCC offers tracking of K-Line vessels (PCC, “Tracking”).

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Crude Oil Tanker KISOGAWA (IMO: 9805087), owned and operated by K-Line, called at an Iranian port in March 2019.

According to its website, SDN listed Iranian entity Neda Industrial Group has ties to Toyko Kiso Japan. 

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According to its website Tokyo Keiso working with Iranian company Nirou Taban. Nirou Taban is working in oil and gas sector. This sector in Iran is controlled by IRGC;

Iran Gulf Shipping company claims to have "been able to establish strong and lasting ties with the greatest shares of owners and charterers worldwide calling Iran," including JX Ocean. 

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According to publicly accessible ship-monitoring data, since January 1, 2016, JX Ocean vessels have called at Iranian ports on several occasions.

Iran Alloy Steel Company Website, “Japan’s JFE representatives visit IASCO,” 10/1/2016

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"JFE Engineering will lay the groundwork in Iran for the commercialization of waste-to-energy plants, which generate electricity from the heat produced by the incineration of garbage. The JFE Holdings unit will conduct a feasibility study on behalf of the Japan External Trade Organization for a large-scale plant in Tehran that can process 1,000 tons of municipal waste per day." (August 13, 2016)

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JFE Shoji Trade Corporation (“JFE”) attended the Iranian Steel Pipe & Tube Conference (the “Conference”) held in Tehran on May 24-25, 2016. (MetalBulletin Events, “Iranian Steel Pipe & Tube Conference”).

Jasco is featured on the website of the Iranian firm, Farasar Chimie, according to Farasar Chimie’s website.