Manufacturing

John Crane

Industry
Energy, Engineering, Manufacturing
Value of USG Contracts
35
Value of USG Contract Source
http://usaspending.gov/explore?frompage=contracts&tab=By%20Prime%20Awardee&contractorid=787343482&contractorname=JOHN%20CRANE%20INC&frompage=contracts&comingfrom=searchresults&fiscal_year=all
States
IL
Country
USA
website
John Crane
Sources

Iranian company Jarf Sanat Co. Ltd, which, according to its website, is the “solo official representative in Iran on all product range of John Crane Company.” (http://www.jarfsanat.ir/index.php/).

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John Crane is a subsidiary of Smiths Group PLC

""Foreign firms dealing with Iran's oil and gas sector admit that severe Western sanctions are taking their toll on business, despite Tehran talking up its ambitions at the opening of an international industry exhibition this week. The International Oil, Gas, Refining and Petrochemical Exhibition, held in northern Tehran, was three-quarters filled by Iranian companies working at every level of the industry, from the biggest to ones involved in peripheral activities such as instruments, quality inspections and oil barrel manufacturing. There were 315 foreign stands, down from the 496 present at last year's trade show. Some of the biggest foreign companies that had been major partners in the industry, such as the Anglo-Dutch group Shell and Italy's ENI, were not present. Others, such as the China Petroleum Technology and Development Corporation, the French-Iranian joint venture Beh Total and Norway's Statoil, did have stands -- but representatives there told AFP they had been instructed by their bosses to give no comments at all to journalists...Companies trading in services or equipment from Europe, the United States and Japan were having the most difficulty, they said. Other Asian companies were doing somewhat better. Big foreign groups seeking to be repaid for credit or services extended to Iran were having to convert the debt into deliveries of oil or gas -- in some cases to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars -- because of the impossibility for Iran to transfer hard currency to them. A representative at an exhibition stand for John Crane, a subsidiary of the British-based industrial technology group Smiths that sells engineering parts to the gas and oil industry, said his company had been forced to stop supplying certain hi-tech valves manufactured in the United States, Britain and Japan." (Agence France-Press, "Foreign firms say times tough in Iran's energy sector,"  4/18/12)

 

MAN SE

Industry
Automotive, Engineering, Manufacturing
Symbol
ETR: MAN
Country
Germany
website
MAN
Contact Information
[email protected]
Sources

As of May 17, 2021, Iowa's Public Employee's Retirement System lists MAN SE on its Iran Scrutinized Companies List.

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In 2019 MAN SE was listed on the Texas Comptroller List of Companies Engaging in Scrutinized Business Operations in Iran.  

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As of August 15, 2019, the state of Iowa listed Man SE on its Iran scrutinized companies list.

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In 2018 the U.S. state of Iowa listed Man SE as an Iran restricted company rendering Man SE ineligible for investment and/or state contracting. 

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MAN SE is a subsidiary of Volkswagen

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Lists two Iranian dealers for its commercial vehicles.

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MAN is listed as a participating company at the 14th International Exhibition of Transportation & Urban Services & Related Industries which takes place October 27-30th, 2016 in Tehran Iran. (Participating International Companies)  

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"German engineering  firm MAN SE rejected accusations by a U.S. lobby group it was violating European Union sanctions against Iran, saying it was complying with all regulations. The group 'United Against Nuclear Iran'  claims MAN was involved in the construction  of oil tankers for Iran, fitting vessels with MAN engines and also selling vehicles to the country, according to a statement on the group's website, dated Jan. 9. MAN said on Wednesday that it had decided in 2010 not to take on new business  with Iran and was fulfilling contracts it signed before 2010, in accordance with international law." (Reuters, "Germany's MAN rejects charges it violates Iran embargo," 1/16/2013)

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"German truck makers such as MAN SE and Daimler have been recalcitrant about ending their lucrative trade relationship with Iran. Dominique Nadelhofer, a MAN spokesman, told the Post his firm had dealt with its Nazi history and so met its responsibility toward Israel's security." (Jerusalem Post, "Berlin bans sale of trucks to Syria, Iran," 6/23/09)

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"Iranian oil ministry will sue the German Company MAN for not fulfilling its commitment at Shazand refinery, Mehr news agency reported Monday. MAN had to deliver high tech equipments such as turbo compressors and train Iranian technicians adequately but none was done, Mehr cited Alireza Zeyghami, the MD of the National Iranian Oil Company for Refining and Distribution. Zeyghami stated the contract with MAN was signed before the sanctions were imposed on Iran adding the oil minister has consequently ordered to stop license contracts with European firms at refinery projects. The news agency says that MAN was not the only European company which has not fulfilled its duties." (Tehran Times, "Iranian oil ministry to sue German company for breach of contract," 4/9/2012)

Schaeffler Technologies

Industry
Manufacturing
Value of USG Contracts
31
Value of USG Contract Source
http://usaspending.gov/search?query=&searchtype=&formFields=eyJSZWNpcGllbnROYW1lTGNhc2UiOlsiU2NoYWVmZmxlciBIb2xkaW5nIEdtYmggJiBDby4gS2ciXX0=
Symbol
ERT: SHA
Country
Germany
website
Schaeffler
Contact Information

[email protected]

Sources

Schaeffler is a German company specializing in rolling-bearing machinery. Schaeffler works in Iran through its distributor, Schaeffler KG Iran. (Schaeffler Iran Website, "Schaeffler Group") - http://www.partiran.com/en-US/ina.aspx

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Schaeffler AG (“Schaeffler”) was included among the list of “Partners, Sponsors & Participants” at the 4th Iran Automotive Industry International Conference in Iran (“IAIIC”), which took place at the International Conference Center in Tehran’s Milad Tower on February 12-13, 2017. (IAIIC, “4th Iran Automotive Industry International Conference”).