According to a statement from the company’s public relations office,
Bou Ali Sina produced over 2.08 million tonnes of product by the end of the
Iranian calendar year (March 19, 2025), exceeding its nameplate capacity of
1.74 million tonnes. The figure represents a 9.3% year-on-year increase.
Despite facing international constraints and market volatility in
naphtha and aromatics, the company maintained steady growth, driven by
operational efficiency, effective management, and strategic planning across the
supply chain.
“This exceptional performance underscores our long-term vision and
ability to maximize capacity utilization in a challenging global environment,”
the company said.
Bou Ali Sina’s output surge has further cemented the role of Iranian
petrochemical companies—particularly those listed on the Tehran Stock
Exchange—as key players in meeting domestic demand and expanding non-oil
exports. The company’s performance also contributed to a broader push for
capturing greater shares of international markets.
The company’s production record highlights the potential of Iran’s
downstream petrochemical sector, as it continues to overcome external pressures
through innovation and resilience.