asks the directors of the Ministry of Oil and OVIC about the flow of money in the projects and the fate of smaller contractors Avik with 68 thousand billion tomans to receive; How do private contractors survive? When the engineering and construction of the oil industries, from the groups identified with the pension funds of the oil industry, face more than 68 thousand billion tomans in debtors and a negative operating cash flow, the question is not only about a company's accounts; The Ministry of Petroleum and the project owners must explain how small companies and private contractors should finance the cost of the equipment, the wages of the workers and the continuation of the work. Behind the large oil and gas contracts is a chain of engineering companies, equipment manufacturers, senior contractors and specialist forces. The movement of this chain depends on timely payment; The work being done must be converted into money in time for the project to continue. Click to continue news.

asks the directors of the Ministry of Oil and OVIC about the flow of money in the projects and the fate of smaller contractors Avik with 68 thousand billion tomans to receive; How do private contractors survive? When the engineering and construction of the oil industries, from the groups identified with the pension funds of the oil industry, face more than 68 thousand billion tomans in debtors and a negative operating cash flow, the question is not only about a company's accounts; The Ministry of Petroleum and the project owners must explain how small companies and private contractors should finance the cost of the equipment, the wages of the workers and the continuation of the work. Behind the large oil and gas contracts is a chain of engineering companies, equipment manufacturers, senior contractors and specialist forces. The movement of this chain depends on timely payment; The work being done must be converted into money in time for the project to continue. Click to continue news.