Speaking at an extraordinary general assembly on Wednesday, Jamshidi
credited the achievement to the dedication of the company’s workforce,
highlighting record-breaking figures including 124% output in March alone.
"Despite regional challenges, including a 12-day imposed conflict
near Asaluyeh, Nouri has consistently operated at 120% capacity since the
beginning of the year," Jamshidi said, noting that the 108% figure for the
full year exceeded the company’s eight-year average by 6%.
According to the company’s financial report, gross profit in 1403
reached 410 trillion rials, marking a 42% increase year-on-year. Operating
profit stood at 310 trillion rials, with net profit at 240 trillion rials. The
company also delivered $460 million in profit to shareholders — above its
six-year average.
Key projects in 1403 included the commissioning of Hengam
Petrochemical’s urea unit, continued work on the heavy cut sweetening unit and
Euro-6 diesel production, flare gas recovery efforts, optimization of feedstock
from the 4th South Pars refinery, and operational upgrades to Unit 200 to
expand capacity.
Nouri Petrochemical is a major producer of aromatics and one of the
largest plants in Iran’s petrochemical sector, operating in the energy hub of
Asaluyeh under the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC).