Ghollahreza Jamshidi said the desulfurization and
upgrading project for heavy hydrocarbon streams, designed to produce Euro
6-standard diesel, is the first of its kind in Iran and has been implemented
with a high level of domestic manufacturing content.
He said around 70% of the equipment used in the
project was produced locally, reflecting increased domestic capability in
petrochemical engineering and industrial fabrication.
Jamshidi also reported that the company achieved
record production and sales performance in the previous year, ranking first in
both domestic and export volume among Iran’s petrochemical producers, with
significant year-on-year growth in sales.
He added that the company’s development strategy
focuses on digitalization, energy efficiency, and optimization of resource use,
alongside efforts to improve operational performance and financial management.
The executive noted that petrochemical production
remains a key component of Iran’s economic infrastructure, and said the company
recently received an industry excellence award based on international
evaluation standards.