3 Petchem Firms Rank among Top Commodity Sellers

3 Petchem Firms Rank among Top Commodity Sellers
(Sunday, June 21, 2026) 16:48

TEHRAN, June 21 (NIPNA) – Iran Commodity Exchange (IME) recorded trades of more than 2.24 million metric tons of commodities and products worth over 64.1 trillion rials during the fourth week of Khordad, with three petrochemical companies ranking among the top ten sellers by transaction value.

According to data released by the IME for the week ended June 19, the combined transaction value of the ten leading companies exceeded 31.3 trillion rials across the physical market.

National Iranian Copper Industries Co. ranked first, selling 3,927 tons of copper products, molybdenum oxide, molybdenum concentrate, and precious metals concentrate valued at 10.39 trillion rials.

Steel producers occupied several top positions, with Khuzestan Steel Co. ranking second after selling 81,565 tons of slab, bloom, billet, and argon worth 5.36 trillion rials. South Kaveh Steel Co. secured third place with sales of 59,700 tons of steel bloom and billet valued at 3.52 trillion rials.

Mining and Industrial Development companies also maintained a strong presence. Chadormalu Mining and Industrial Co. ranked fourth with transactions worth 2.96 trillion rials, while Iran Aluminium Co. (IRALCO) placed fifth with sales valued at 2.38 trillion rials.

Among petrochemical producers, Shazand Petrochemical Co. ranked sixth, selling 9,551 tons of polymer and chemical products worth 1.50 trillion rials. Tondguyan Petrochemical Co. followed in seventh place with sales of 6,050 tons of polymer and petrochemical products valued at 1.38 trillion rials.

Golgohar Mining and Industrial Co. ranked eighth with transactions totaling 1.32 trillion rials. Maroon Petrochemical Co. secured ninth place after selling 7,087 tons of polymer products worth 1.27 trillion rials, while Goharzamin Mining and Industrial Co. completed the top ten with sales valued at 1.19 trillion rials.

The latest rankings highlight the continued contribution of petrochemical producers to trading activity on the IME, alongside major participants from the metals and mining sectors.

 


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