According to the company’s public relations office, Arvand’s dominance was achieved through the supply of 83,354 tons of products during the month, of which 43,358 tons were sold on credit, representing more than half of its total offerings. The company’s credit-based transactions covered eight different products and amounted to 17,823 tons, with a trade-to-supply ratio of 41 percent.
This performance placed Arvand significantly ahead of its peers, securing a score of 63 — the highest among listed petrochemical companies. By comparison, Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Holding, Arvand’s parent company, posted an average credit sales ratio of 25 percent for the same month.
Industry observers note that Arvand’s aggressive credit offerings have helped strengthen its position in domestic and export markets, ensuring customer retention and liquidity while maintaining steady production and sales momentum despite volatile market conditions.