Speaking to NIPNA on the sidelines of the 22nd Iran International Oil, Gas, Refining and Petrochemical Exhibition (Iran Oil Show-2017), Amir Hossein Pireh, representative of AS-Schneider said his company is involved in Arvand, Jam and Zagros petrochemical projects at Iran's energy hub, Assalouyeh.
AS-Schneider is a modern, internationally established family company and relies on close contact to customers and on technological progress with over 140 years of tradition and experience.
He said now that the political conditions are improving in favor of oil and gas sectors in Iran, German companies are keen on improving their relations with Iranian companies by joining petrochemical projects.
"We have been involved in a number of energy and petrochemical projects in Iran over the course of the past year and we are optimistic we will be able to expand the realm of our activities in your country," he added.
Pireh said his company plans to establish an assembly line in Iran in order to transfer technologies to the country.
Today, AS-Schneider is among the world's leading manufacturers of Instrumentation and Pipeline Valves with approximately 350 employees. In the niche Industrial Valves for Large-Bore Diesel Engines, such as those used in ship engines and for power generation, AS-Schneider is the market leader worldwide.