ANKARA: Turkish commercial vehicle maker Otokar said on Monday it had signed a technology and licence deal with Iran’s OGHAB concerning the export and sale of its Navigo buses.
In a statement to the Istanbul stock exchange, Otokar said the deal covered a three-year period with an option to extend by two years and said the deal could generate revenues of around 50 million lira ($14 million) annually.
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