India weighs options for Chabahar port stake as US sanctions waiver nears expiry

10 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 24

New Delhi is in talks with both the US and Iran on its $120 million investment in the Iranian port.
Officials say India may temporarily transfer its stake to an Iranian entity but does not plan a full exit, aiming to maintain future connectivity projects, including a planned rail link.
The deliberations come as the US sanctions waiver is set to expire in the coming days, putting India’s continued involvement in Chabahar port under pressure.

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