According to a statement from Pardis Petrochemical Company, part of
the company’s output will be stored at the new facility, and with the
allocation of a dedicated berth, direct shipment from the port will be enabled.
Sakhavat Asadi, head of PSEEZ, said the agreement marks the start of a
long-term partnership but noted that civil works are required before full
operation can begin. He added that both sides expect to finalize a
comprehensive contract — with a minimum five-year term — within the next three
months.
Pardis Petrochemical’s CEO, Abdolrahim Ghanbarian, said the additional
30,000-ton storage capacity will help separate production planning from
transport scheduling, allowing more efficient inventory management and enabling
larger, more economical cargoes.
He added that while internal storage-expansion projects are underway
at the complex, the new arrangement offers an accessible complementary capacity
that strengthens the company’s competitive position and accelerates export
operations.
Ghanbarian said the company aims to complete preparatory work swiftly
and begin using the facility before the end of the current Iranian year.