Maciej Wojtal

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Odd Lots · Lots More on What's Going On in Iran's Markets · 27 Jun 2025 podcast

So not the type of nuclear agreement that was signed under Obama administration, which was never strong enough.

And I think both Americans and Iranians understand this.

I mean proper agreement that lists sanctions, US sanctions too, n and opens up the country.

to everyone, too, including like US investors, if they want to tap into the opportunity.

And I think, I mean, it seems that this is the thinking in the US that if we do it, we do it properly.

And I think, I mean, not that I think, I mean what's what we've been hearing from on the Iranian side, like a few weeks ago when they were still negotiating, it was the same thing that they were showing Iran the whole economy.

Me as a big opportunity, like a trillion dollar opportunity, right?

Or two trillion dollar opportunity.

I mean, it's a massive opportunity for all the investors.

So this is the trigger.

This is the catalyst that will unlock this optionality, this potential of Iran growing GDP from the current 250 billion to in some.

Perfect scenario to two point three trillion dollars, which would be a combination of Saudi and Turkish GDP.

Yeah, obviously if everything went well.

Uh look, capital controls have been in place for Iranian entities for some time.

When it comes to foreign investors, uh it's obviously difficult to access, but everyone who is there, and you have some really, really large, one of the largest Swiss companies, German companies, Japanese, French companies still there, not increasing their uh scale of their operations, but

Just sustaining what they've had for the last 20 years there.

And they are welcome.

Same with with investors.

I mean, Iran desperately needs capital in the form of FDI ideally, but portfolio investments as well to channel funding through the stock market to local private companies.

So so this is badly needed.

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