Electronics

The LEGRAND logo appears on the website of the Iranian IT security and surveillance firm, Hoortash Ryan Aflak (“Hoortash” a.k.a. “Hortash”).

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Listed as an approved vendor in Iran by NIOEC, NPC, POGC, NIGCENG, NISOC, SADAF, NIGC and IOOC. -- has a website for its Iran Products. 

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The Iranian oil, gas, petrochemical and energy firm, Nirou Taban Spadana Company (“Nirou Taban) claims to have a relationship with Legrand. 

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Listed as a French member of the Franco-Iranian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

"Companies across Germany have quietly rekindled once-strong commercial ties with Iran, industry officials said… ‘The market will explode when the embargo gets lifted,’ predicted Stephanie Spinner-König, managing director of high-tech component maker Spinner GmbH and a participant in one of two German business delegations that visited Iran this year...'Companies are already trying to sign letters of intent with Iranian trading partners to get a foot in the market,' said Juliane Emami, project manager at conference organizer Management Circle AG... Ms. Spinner-König of Spinner exemplifies the first wave. Her company generated less than €100,000 in sales from Iran last year, a fraction of its €80 million in revenue.  'Iran is certainly not our biggest export market, but it's clear that they have a big investment backlog and that a lot more is possible,' she said." (WSJ, "German Buisness Looks to Renew Iran Contracts" 8/3/14)

"The U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) today added 36 companies and individuals to the Entity List…for engaging in actions contrary to the national security or foreign policy interests of the United States. BIS's Office of Export Enforcement (OEE) conducted investigations that revealed the companies and individuals engaged in a series of actions involving illicit shipments of U.S-origin goods to Iran and prohibited end-users in China...The first group of entities added (Anvik Technologies Sdn. Bhd., Montana Advanced Engineering Sdn Bhd., Albin Technologies Sdn Bhd., Hansen Technologies Limited, and Babak Jafarpour) were involved in purchasing items subject to the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) from U.S. companies and having the items shipped via virtual offices and freight forwarders in Hong Kong and Malaysia to Iran in violation of Department of the Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) regulations and the EAR. The items purchased included various types of electronics, navigation, and avionics equipment." (Bureau of Industry and Security, "Bureau of Industry and Security Adds 36 Parties to Entity List for Actions Involving Illegal Shipments of Goods to Iran and China," 12/12/13)

On its website, KCC lists a branch office in Tehran, Iran. (KCC Website, "Global Networks")

Severin is a German electric home appliance manufacturer that works in Iran through its Iranian distributor, Iran Severin Kish Co. (Severin Website, "Severin Worldwide")

On its website, Friedrich Electronic lists a distribution office in Tehran under the name of Ardkar Sanat Co. Ltd. (Friedrich Website, "Distrubution Area")

Effekta does business in Iran through its Iranian sales representative, Mojbonyan Co, LTD. (Mojbonyan Website, "Home")

In November 2017, Iran discussed bilateral cooperation in the field of air industries with Antonov company CEO. Iran and Antonov company have been cooperating in the production and operation of aircrafts for two decades.

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"The Persian Gulf country will buy two Ukrainian-made Antonov-158s, after a test flight of the aircraft earlier this month, Mohammad-Ali Sirati, managing director of the Iranian aircraft company, was cited as saying by the official Islamic Republic News Agency. The countries then will start to jointly build the aircraft next year, Sirati, whose company will be in charge of the project, said in Tehran yesterday. Some 30 percent of each plane will be made in Iran, state-run media reported." (Business Week, "Iran Says Antonov-158 Built With Ukraine May Fly in 2013," 10/6/2011)

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Antonov lists on its website that their AN-24 turboprop aircraft is serially produced at HESA plant in Isfahan, Iran. (Antonov website)

Listed as an approved vendor in Iran by NIOEC, NPC and NIGCENG.

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Over the last three presidential administrations, the United States government has granted Kodak 20 special licenses to do business in Iran. (New York Times, "Companies with Permission to Bypass Sanctions," 12/24/10)