ABB bags Iraq contract

Industrial technology firm ABB has inked a letter of intent with the Iraqi Ministry of Electricity, a statement released by the office of Prime Minister Haider al Abadi on Sunday said.

Reportedly worth USD 500 million, the deal with ABB will see the Swedish-Swiss multinational commit to executing energy projects in the country. According the prime minister’s office, the agreement will mainly centre on power transmission work.

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