Iran's Tech Sector Sees Record Foreign Investment
International investors are pouring capital into Iranian startups across AI, fintech, and digital infrastructure, with Q1 inflows up 38% YoY.
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International investors are pouring capital into Iranian startups across AI, fintech, and digital infrastructure, with Q1 inflows up 38% YoY.
A major downstream petrochemical facility on the Persian Gulf opens a partnership window for international technology providers and equity co-investors.
New regulations broaden tax holiday eligibility, simplify currency repatriation, and add manufacturing categories across all seven free zones.
The TEDPIX broke 2.4M points in February with foreign-investor participation through the QFI scheme growing for the seventh consecutive quarter.
The government announced a USD 50B five-year infrastructure plan with explicit PPP and BOT slots reserved for foreign sponsors.
New bilateral agreements with regional partners and expansion of the INSTC corridor expanded usable export channels for Iran-resident manufacturers.
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