According to the company’s public relations office, Arvand Petrochemical Company held its Annual General Assembly on July 12, 2025, presenting a comprehensive report on its operations for the fiscal year ending March 19, 2025. The report reflects a remarkable growth trajectory in production, profitability, and strategic development.
Over the past five years, the company’s total production volume has steadily increased from 2.049 million tons in 2020 to 2.138 million tons in 2025. Production includes outputs from four main product streams: chlorine, caustic soda, EDC/VCM, and both SPVC and EPVC.
Arvand recorded an all-time high in net sales revenue for 2025, reaching 255,548 billion rials (25.5 trillion tomans), up 33% from 191,673 billion rials in the previous year. Gross profit also rose sharply by 38%, reaching 90,009 billion rials compared to 65,137 billion rials in 2024. Net profit soared to 68,754 billion rials (6.8 trillion tomans), marking a nearly 50% year-on-year increase.
In 2025, Arvand sold a total of 1,075,773 tons of products, comprising 953,416 tons in domestic markets and 123,354 tons in export markets. The strong domestic sales strategy supports downstream industrial development, sustainable job creation, and enhanced local value addition—key national priorities for the company in recent years.
Additionally, the return on assets (ROA) improved from 26% in 2024 to 27% in 2025, reflecting more efficient use of company assets.
The Assembly also reviewed Arvand’s ongoing development projects, including the construction of a second E-PVC plant, capacity expansion of chlorine and caustic units, wastewater recycling initiatives, and energy optimization programs. These projects aim to enhance efficiency, reduce dependency on imports, and align with the strategic direction of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group.
With record-breaking production and profitability, sustained operations, stable margins, expanding markets, and a strong pipeline of development projects, Arvand has reinforced its role as a strategic player in Iran’s petrochemical industry. The company’s 33% sales growth, 50% net profit increase, and ongoing targeted investments position it to play a key role in the sector’s future—particularly as it prepares to enter capital markets.