According to the company’s public relations office, the “Zardis Khalij Fars Gold Fund” has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Organization of Iran and the Iran Mercantile Exchange. With an initial subscription value of 2 trillion rials and a nominal unit price of 1,000 rials, the fund offers the public a new opportunity to invest indirectly in the gold market.
The fund, registered under the symbol Negin on the Tehran Stock Exchange Technology Management System, is now ready for subscription, allowing investors to participate with any amount of capital, starting from 100,000 rials.
A key distinguishing feature of the Negin Gold Fund is its management by Persian Gulf Investment Bank, which has extensive experience managing a diverse range of funds, including the equity funds Khalij and Petrofars, and the fixed-income funds Nakhl, Sahel, and others. By launching Negin, the firm is entering the gold investment domain for the first time and expanding its portfolio of services.
The fund’s primary objective is to generate returns through investment in gold deposit certificates, as well as other instruments backed by gold bullion—and even silver—allowing investors to benefit from market performance without concerns over physical storage or authenticity.
Gold investment funds are widely recognized for their high liquidity, tax exemptions, and ease of trading, making them a popular tool for hedging against inflation and diversifying asset portfolios.
Investors can subscribe to units of the fund starting Saturday, November 24, 2025, by searching the ticker “Negin” through any brokerage firm (after registration with the Sajam system and obtaining a trading code) and completing the process entirely online.
Additional information about the Negin Fund is available on its webpage at the address provided by the company.