Ghadir-class mini submarine
Iran Watch says Marine Industries Group produced the Ghadir-class mini submarine family as part of Iran's domestic naval production base.
Sources: Iran Watch profileBuilt by archive
Iranian Marine Industries Organization is Iran's Tehran-based naval defense builder, subordinate to DIO and MODAFL, and tied in this catalog to submarines and fast boats.
1 weapon systemsIranian Marine Industries Organization is a state-linked marine defense builder in Iran's industrial network. Public records also use the names Marine Industries Organization, Marine Industries Group, and MIO, reflecting a sanctions-heavy and alias-rich public footprint.
For this archive, the builder page connects the organization to cataloged naval systems and to the broader production base that open sources associate with Iranian submarines, fast boats, and other military and civil maritime craft.
Iran Watch says Marine Industries Group produced the Ghadir-class mini submarine family as part of Iran's domestic naval production base.
Sources: Iran Watch profileIran Watch identifies the Qaem-class submarine as another product family associated with Marine Industries Group.
Sources: Iran Watch profileThe Wikimedia Commons RIB-38 category lists Marine Industries Organization as the manufacturer for this Iranian naval speedboat family.
Sources: Wikimedia Commons RIB-38 categoryThe Wikimedia Commons RIB-42 category lists Marine Industries Organization as the manufacturer for this Iranian naval speedboat family.
Sources: Wikimedia Commons RIB-42 categoryIran Watch says the organization began work in 1986.
Sources: Iran Watch profile
Iran Watch records a 24 April 2007 European Union listing tied to proliferation-sensitive nuclear and delivery-system concerns.
Sources: Iran Watch profile
Treasury designated Marine Industries Organization because it was owned or controlled by MODAFL and handled marine military acquisitions for Iran's navy and IRGC.
Sources: Treasury designation
Marine Industries Organization appears in sanctions and reference sources under several English aliases, and open web material on its site history is sparse. This profile standardizes the common English forms and uses the publicly listed website and Commons references as the current archive context.
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