Despite U.S. sanctions on Iran regime, and regime support for terrorist organization, terrorist attacks and buling weapons of mass destruction, Schneider Electric according to their official website continues to work in Iran
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Bosch from Germany linked to Iranian Bank Mellat
According to the official website of Bosch in Iran they are working with U.S. Treasury designated entity Mellat Bank…
Ezam is working with sanctioned entities by the US Treasury
EZAM is the largest auto parts manufacturer in Iran. According to the official website of Ezam (“www.ezamco.com”), Ezam is working with…
Foreign partners of Crouse Company – Iran
Foreign partners according to Crouse Company website are: 1. Continental Automotive Systems (Germany) 2. Mando (South Korea) 3. Valeo 4. S&T; Motiv (South Korea) 5. Desay SV Automotive (Germany)
Crouse Company is working with entities sanctioned by U.S.
Crouse Company is the largest automotive part manufacturer in Iran. According to their official website, Crouse Company is working with…
What You Don’t Know about Crouse Company Iran
Cruz Company was founded in 1983. Vismon Motors Inc., a subsidiary of the Cruise Industries Group, in 1995, owned 62.2 percent of the Bahman Auto…
Working partners of Nirou Taban
According to their official website Nirou Taban is working in Oil, Gas, Petrochemical and Energy Industries. Oil and Gas sector in Iran is controlled by IRGC…
Foreign partners of Neda Industrial Group
According to the official website of Neda Industrial Group “www.nedaco.com”, Siemens, Tokyo Keiso, Nihon Klingage and Delta Control are mentioned as foreign entities…
Behgozin Brokerage is owned and controlled by the Supreme Leader
According to “http://www.howtoinvestiniran.com”, Behgozin Brokerage is controlled by entities that are owned by the Supreme Leader
Foreign partners of Kimiya Pakhsh Shargh
Foreign partners of Kimiya Pakhsh Shargh, according to their official website are: 1. Epsilon 2. Fluke…
Pulse Niru linked to Iran’s nuclear weapons research
Among the “possible military dimensions” of Iran’s nuclear program mentioned by the IAEA in its
November 2011 report is Iran’s procurement…
