Mehr Petrochemical Company is the first petrochemical unit that has been put into production on an area of ​​13.4 hectares in the second phase of the Asaluyeh Special Petrochemical Zone. This company was established in 2002 with a joint investment of the Iran International Petrochemical Company and companies from Thailand and Japan. The company's product is various grades of heavy polyethylene (7000F, 2208G, 5200B, etc.), which is the raw material for downstream industries that are active in the production of polyethylene pipes, injection-molded industrial parts, various films, nylon bags, etc. This product is exported to various countries around the world such as China, India, Turkey, Malaysia, Indonesia, Russia, Ukraine, Philippines, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, etc. It should be noted that, according to research conducted by the International Institute for Energy Studies, Mehr Petrochemical proudly and surprisingly has the lowest annual pollution load among all petrochemicals in the country.

Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company, consisting of manufacturing, engineering, trading, investment, educational and service companies, was established as the largest specialized petrochemical holding company in 2010 under state management and was transferred from state management to the private sector in 2013 in line with the implementation of Article 44 of the Constitution. In recent years, this company has made important developments, including implementing systemic management, developing strategic plans for itself and its subsidiaries, diversifying and investing in its capital portfolio to increase profitability, producing diverse chemical and petrochemical products, and constructing petrochemical and refinery complexes and strategic plans in different regions. Also, in line with sustainable development and environmental protection and the implementation of occupational safety and health standards, Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company has taken over the sale, export, and import of products without the presence of intermediaries, implemented plans to eliminate production bottlenecks in covered complexes, achieved maximum nominal production capacity in complexes, and obtained financial facilities and implemented them in various fields.

History of Isfahan Oil Refining Company Vision: By 1405, Isfahan Oil Refining Company will be one of the country’s successful petrochemical holdings. Isfahan Refinery is one of the largest refineries in Iran and is considered the first refinery in the country in terms of the diversity of oil product production. The initial design and construction of this refinery was carried out with the participation of two American and German joint ventures, Fluor and Thyssen, between 1974 and 1978, and 90 percent of its construction work was completed before the victory of the glorious Islamic Revolution; immediately after the revolution, with the efforts of domestic experts and employees, the refinery was completed and launched in February 1979 without the presence of any foreign forces. This industrial unit was registered in 1991 as Isfahan Oil Refining Company (Private Joint Stock) in the Tehran Companies and Non-Commercial Institutions Registration Office. The feedstock for the refinery is Maroon crude oil from Ahvaz, which enters the refinery through 430 km long 32 and 36 inch pipes after passing through seven pumping stations in Maroon, Ramhormoz, Bagh-e-Malek, Izeh, Dehdez, Gandomkar and Isfahan and is refined in the relevant tanks. In addition to refining crude oil and producing petroleum products, Isfahan Oil Refining Company is responsible for supplying feedstock to downstream industries (Isfahan Petrochemical Company, Arak Petrochemical Company, Sepahan Oil Company, Ji Oil Refining and Iranian Chemical Industries) and currently produces about 22% of the petroleum products needed by the country. This large refinery complex consists of two almost identical refineries, the main operational units of which are: - Distillation units, liquefied gas production units, viscosity reduction units, catalytic conversion units, hydrogen production unit, Isomax units, gasoline production complex, special solvents unit, water, electricity and steam unit, amine units, sulfur recovery, etc. Isfahan Oil Refining Company, which is located in an area with a total area of ​​340 hectares and a green space of 114.5 hectares, in the northwest of Isfahan, has witnessed many developments over the years, so that since the early 1960s, the company's crude oil refining capacity has increased by 85% compared to its design capacity from 200,000 barrels per day to more than 375,000 barrels. In 2002, the oil refining unit of this company was transferred to the private sector under the name (Sepahan Oil Company) and in 2003, the company's bitumen unit was transferred to the private sector under the name of G Oil Refining Company. In 2007, Isfahan Oil Refining Company, with its higher profitability and productivity than other refining companies, was included in Article 44 of the Constitution as one of the leading oil centers in the country's huge oil industry complex, and was transferred to the private sector with the symbol SHEPNA by offering its shares on the stock market. In light of the Supreme Leader's instructions to advance the resistance economy, despite the cruel sanctions of the global arrogance, this company, with the help of domestic experts, produced the world's most complex refining catalyst for gasoline units (which until now was the monopoly of two large American and French companies), and since 2015, by launching and fully operating the gasoline complex and producing an average daily production of 12 million liters of Euro 5 gasoline, it has played a significant role in reducing pollution in the Isfahan metropolis and the country. The company also produces about 4 million liters of Euro 4 and 5 diesel per day and delivers it to the Isfahan bus company through distribution to protect the environment; with the operation of the diesel refining unit, which will be realized in 1401, all 20 million liters of diesel produced by this company will be Euro 5. Isfahan Oil Refining Company currently owns 43% of Isfahan Petrochemical. By entering the field of shareholding in neighboring industries, including petrochemicals and Sepahan Oil, this company has taken a big step in realizing the national goal of production leap and the advancement of Islamic Iran, in addition to pursuing the strategy of value chain management and development and realizing the strategic goal of increasing non-operating income, with an effective and specialized presence in the decision-making of the aforementioned complexes. In order to achieve the organizational and management goals stated in the company's policy, while implementing a large and strategic plan to improve the process and optimize the Isfahan refinery with regard to environmental goals, increasing the quantity and quality of products and by-products, and the company's profitability, Safahan Oil Refining Company has established quality, environmental, occupational health and safety management systems based on the latest edition of ISO/TS 29001, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, -ISO 45001, HSE-MS standards and is implementing them under an integrated management system. It has also succeeded in receiving the Energy Management Standard 50001 certification.

Company Products

Gasoline/Kerofol/Gas Oil/Fuel Oil/Liquefied Gas/Crude Oil/Special Solvents/Sulfur/Types of Aviation Fuel/And Other Petroleum Products

First Category: Main Products

The main products include
• five liquefied gas products,
• gasoline,
• kerosene,
• gas oil and fuel oil,
which are sent to the National Petroleum Products Distribution Company for distribution.



Second Category: Special Products for Delivery to Major Customers

As a supplier of feedstock to five major manufacturing companies, Isfahan Oil Refining Company plays an important role in the country's economy.
• Vacuum bottom,
• special kerosene,
• naphtha,
• platformite
• and base oil
are special products that form the feedstock for Nefte G, Iranian Chemical Industries, Arak Petrochemical, Isfahan Petrochemical and Sepahan Oil.



Third category: Special products for small industries

• Kernel,
• Isomax,
• Gas oil,
• Naphtha,
• various solvents,
• Isorecycle,
• light and heavy base oil,
• Vacuum bottom,
• Sulfur

Special products offered on the Iranian Commodity Exchange

Currently, the following products are offered continuously on the Iranian Commodity Exchange:
1- Isorecycle: In the paraffin industries and Cosmetics
2- Vacuum butt: which is the raw material for the production of bitumen
3- Heavy lube cut: is the raw material for the production of various types of lubricating and industrial oils, which are the feedstock for oil factories.
4- Sulfur: Raw material for acid and agricultural industries
5- Types of solvents:
1-5 Special solvent 400: A highly aromatic solvent used as a diluent in the alcohol, paint and printing industries.
2-5 Solvent 402: Used in thinner, paint and wax industries.
3-5 Solvent 403: Used in the textile industry and as a degreaser in the metal industry.
4-5 Solvent 406: Used in the chemical and cosmetic industries and in the food industry.
5-5 Solvent 409: A diluent for adhesives and thinner ingredients.
6-5 Solvent 410: In rubber, paint and resin industries, and adhesives industries
7-5 Solvent ++AW-406: This product is free of any sulfur and aromatic compounds and is used in the oil extraction (food industry) and petrochemical industries.
8-5 Normal hexane can be used in the petrochemical industries (production of some polymers), food industries (oil extraction), and pharmaceutical industries.