According to the awards committee, petrochemical companies including Nouri
Petrochemical, Kavian Petrochemical, Mobin Energy Persian Gulf, Pars
Petrochemical and Kangan Petro Refining Company secured the highest scores in
the “Crystal Statue” category, the top tier of the annual evaluation program.
The recognition ceremony was held on the sidelines of a meeting
between the Deputy Petroleum Minister and Chief Executive Officer of the
National Petrochemical Company and senior executives from the Pars energy zone
and the Persian Gulf petrochemical holding group in Assaluyeh, Iran’s main gas
and petrochemical hub.
Officials said the awards process, which evaluates companies based on
organizational excellence and management performance indicators, had faced
delays after the annual festival scheduled for late last year was postponed
because of domestic conditions in the country.
Speaking during the ceremony, the deputy petroleum minister praised
organizers for completing the evaluation process and expressed hope that the
excellence framework would continue to support corporate resilience and
strategic development efforts as companies move forward with reconstruction and
operational improvement programs.
A number of other companies based in the Assaluyeh region received
three- to five-star commendation certificates for their participation in the
latest round of assessments. Those recognized included Aryan Methanol, Bushehr
Petrochemical, Pad Jam Polymer, Jam Polypropylene, Damavand Energy, Sepehr
Makran Polypropylene, Sabalan Petrochemical, Kimia Pars Middle East, Pazargad
Non-Industrial Operations, Assaluyeh Green Tanks, Morvarid Petrochemical, Mehr
Petrochemical and Hengam Petrochemical.
In the project development category, which was assessed under the CPM3
evaluation model, Sadaf Petrochemical and Damavand Energy achieved Crystal Statue
rankings, while Sabalan Petrochemical, Siraf Energy, Hormoz Petrochemical and Alay
Mehestan received commendation awards.
Fahimeh Abdi, secretary of the excellence awards program, said a new
crisis management and resilience committee would be formed with the
participation of corporate excellence managers following authorization from the
National Petrochemical Company’s leadership. She added that the committee’s
secretariat would begin operations during the current award cycle.