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2 Feb 2016

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Reuters

Iran: At least $37 billion in business deals since sanctions lifted

"Companies rush to Iran as sanctions are lifted", Jan 30, 2016

Major international companies are rushing to establish a position in Iran as the Islamic Republic re-opens for business after the lifting of international sanctions.

So far, deals worth a total of at least $37 billion have been announced in sectors such as construction, aviation and car manufacturing. Companies include Europe's Airbus, French car maker Peugeot and Italian steel firm Danieli.

[also refers to existing or planned deals with Condotte D'acqua, Hellenic Petroleum, Norinco International, Peugeot Citroen, Sinosteel, Alstom, Audi, Autoneum, Bucher, Commerzbank, Daimler, Herrenknecht, International Airlines, Lukoil, National Aluminium, Posco, Saipem, Schlumberger, Turkcell, Zurich Insurance]

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