Industrial Services

Is represented in Tehran, Iran by Paydar Abzar.

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FELUWA’s advertised participated in the 14th Int’l Exhibition of Mine, Mining, Construction Machinery & Related Industry & Equipment (“Iran Conmin 2018”), which took place at the Tehran International Permanent Fairground from November 2-5, 2018. (Iran Conmin 2018, “Exhibition Profile”).

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FELUWA Pumpen GmbH’s (“FELUWA”) participated in the 12th Int’l Exhibition of Mine, Mining, Construction Machinery & Related Industry & Equipment, which took place in Tehran, Iran in 2016.

TÜV InterCert has a location in Iran, TÜV InterCert Iran (accessed 7/15/2016).

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"A German government quality control agency and a private certification agency that works with it both violated EU sanctions and the federal agency’s policy by providing certificates to Iranian banks, constructions companies and energy firms, a joint investigation by The Jerusalem Post and the Federal Republic’s largest daily, Bild, reveals. The quality control certificates make it easier for the Iranian firms to conduct business, because of Germany’s reputation for high industrial standards. The violations occurred between late October 2012 and January 2016, when the Iran nuclear agreement was implemented. After accusations of sanctions violations emerged in 2012, Kurt Lindenblatt, the head of certification for the Bonn-based TÜV InterCert SAAR private agency, wrote, in an email obtained by the Post and Bild: 'The list of the companies that are under an embargo was briefly scrolled through... there are several Iranian companies... that possess certificates from us.' TÜV InterCert SAAR issues management systems quality control certifications to companies, as does the German Accreditation Council, the country’s national accreditation body. The Federal Economic Affairs and Energy Ministry oversees the council, which is a government agency." (Jerusalem Post, "Germany Government Agency Involved in Violation of Iran Sanctions," 7/14/2016)

Iran is listed on INTRA’s worldwide contact list on its company website. (Intra-Germany Company website, “Worldwide”).

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"During a two-day visit to Tehran the German economy ministry said several firms from the Mittelstand, the small-to-medium-sized companies that form the backbone of the economy, had also signed deals with Iranian partners. These included SMS group, a builder of steelmaking plants, and INTRA industrial solutions." (Reuters, "Siemens signs Iran rail contract as Germany drums up business," 10/3/2016).

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INTRA is listed as a participant at the 21st International Oil, Gas, Refining & Petrochemical Exhibition which took place from May 5-8, 2016 at the Tehran Permanent Fairground in Iran. (Iran Oil Show 2016, “Exhibitors & Products”). INTRA also participated in the Iran Oil Show in May 2015 and Tehran’s International Industry Exhibition from October 5-8, 2015. (INTRA-Germany Website, “Iran Oil Show 2015”; TIIE 2015, “List of International Pavillions”). In addition, INTRA participated in the 2015 NPC Forum in Tehran at the invitation of the NPC Vice Mohammad Hassan Peyvandi, the Vice President of the National Petrochemical Company, a subsidiary of Iran’s Ministry of Petroleum.

"Iran and Australia have signed fresh agreements to forge closer ties, with Australian Trade Minister Steve Ciobo announcing the dawn of a new age of relationship. Ciobo is leading a trade delegation of more than 20 companies to Tehran, seeking out opportunities, buoyed by the prospects in Iran's mining, oil and gas, and other industries as well as the near 80 million population...Representatives of Australia's flagship carrier Qantas Airways, global biotechnology company Cochlear, GrainCorp agribusiness company, Australian Livestock Export Corporation Ltd (LiveCorp) and the universities of Melbourne and Sydney are also tagging along..." (Press TV, "Australia hails 'dawn of new age' in Iran ties," 9/28/2016). 

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Trade Minister Steven Ciobo is leading a business delegation to Iran this week in a bid to secure an early advantage for Australian companies looking for deals as the market of 80 million people re-enters the global economy. Mr Ciobo saidthe lifting of punitive sanctions following a deal to restrict the scope of Tehran’s nuclear aspirations meant there was “significant potential” from an Iranian re-engagement with the international community. The trade mission to Tehran is the first to the Islamic republic by an Australian trade minister since 2002, and follows the trip by Foreign Minister Julie Bishop in April in which she sought to recalibrate the relationship and persuade Tehran to take back hundreds of Iranian asylum-seekers. Mr Ciobo will use his visit to talk about trade with his Iranian counterpart, Mohammad Nematzadeh, and reopen Austrade’s office in Tehran to help Australian companies in doing business in the $US393 billion ($515bn) economy. Executives from GrainCorp, WorleyParsons, LiveCorp, Oil Search, Qantas, Sydney University and Rubicon Water will travel with Mr Ciobo tomorrow. (The Australian, "Steven Ciobo heads to Tehran to get jump on trade rivals," 9/25/2016).

Weckenmann is listed as one of the companies participating at IranConmin 2016 from November 5-8, 2016 in Tehran, Iran. At this forum, Weckenmann will present its products and offer its services to key players and decision makers from all over Iran. (IranConmin 2016, Exhibitors & Products).

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From October 17-20, 2015, Weckmann attended the 11th International Exhibition of Mine, Mining, Construction Machinery & Related Equipment (Iran Conmin 2015) in Tehran, Iran. (IranConMin 2015, Exhibitor List).

"German companies look forward to the end of economic sanctions on Iran, which used to be an important trading partner. One family-owned firm [ESTA] specializing in extraction technology invited potential business partners from Iran to visit their company in southern Germany." (Deutsche Welle, "German firms ready to do business in Iran after sanctions," 12/28/15)

On its Company Website, WIWA lists Iran among those countries covered by WIWA Worldwide Field Service. (WIWA Website, “Contact”)

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On its Company Website, Tehran-based company PUMPASH says it has “performed 8 International trade fairs for WIWA in Tehran, mostly in Paint and Oil Exhibitions. Many of them, was with direct participation of WIWA and with special care from Mr. Robert Jansen, Sales director of WIWA.” (PUMPASH Website, “Home”) Among those trade fairs advertised are Iran’s 2010-2012 Oil Shows. The WIWA brand is also listed on the top of PUMPASH’s list of products (PUMPASH Website, “Products: WIWA”)  

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WIWA’s booth appears in a Press TV report on Iran's 19th annual International Oil Show.​ (Press TV, “Iran oil industry attracting foreign investment,” 5/14/14)