Iran National Steel Industry Group

The largest supplier of steel billets and the second-largest hub of semi-finished steel production.

Margarine Company

The first vegetable oil producer in Iran.

Nishabur Sugar Company

The sweet taste of experience and quality.

Categorization of Companies

Banking

Banking

Cement

Cement

Construction

Construction

Detergent and Hygiene

Detergent and Hygiene

Food and Agriculture

Food and Agriculture

Pharmaceutical

Pharmaceutical

Services

Services

Steel and Manufacturing

Steel and Manufacturing

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Companies Prioritized for Divestment

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Iran Behshahr Industrial Group Investment Company
Behshahr Industries Development Company is a multi-sector holding that operates by attracting and efficiently managing investments, applying value-creating methods, enhancing the productivity and profitability of group member companies, managing portfolios, and strengthening the competitive advantages of companies in both service and production sectors. Alongside the development and transformation of its human capital, and by fostering a learning and flexible organization that utilizes all talents, the company aims to create value, promote entrepreneurship in society, and achieve sustainable growth in shareholders’ equity returns.

Group Shareholding

49.085%

Shafadarou Company
Shafadarou Investment Company (Private Joint-Stock) was registered on December 27, 2004, under number 237561 at the Tehran Companies and Non-Commercial Institutions Registration Office. The company invests in Iran’s pharmaceutical industry and oversees the management of seven active pharmaceutical production companies. To enhance economic efficiency and maximize resource utilization, the company’s capital increased from 3 billion rials in 2004 to 391 billion rials in 2012. Pursuant to a resolution by the Securities and Exchange Organization, the company operates under its supervision and is recognized as one of the country’s reputable financial institutions.

Group Shareholding

89%

Iran National Steel Industrial Group
In 1963, the country’s first steel rolling plant was established in Ahvaz to produce plain rebars, deformed rebars, and angles. Production lines were launched in 1967 with the installation and assembly of machinery, achieving an annual capacity of 65,000 tons. Gradually, additional workshops and processes were integrated into the facility. Following the glorious Islamic Revolution, this industrial complex, with its diverse range of rolling and steelmaking processes and products, was renamed Iran National Steel Industrial Group. Through the implementation of development and production line modernization projects in 1992, 2004, and 2006, production capacity increased, and product quality, operational systems, and production control were enhanced.
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Group Shareholding

75%

Mazandaran Wood and Paper Industries Company
Mazandaran Wood and Paper Industries Company, as the largest producer of various types of paper in Iran, strives to maintain and enhance its integrated management system with the aim of ensuring quality stability and increasing production volume, in order to improve productivity, promote sustainable development, and achieve continuous improvement.

Group Shareholding

58.06%

Nishabur Sugar Company
In February 1965, the Industrial and Mining Bank and the Planning and Budget Organization initiated the establishment of the Nishabur Sugar Plant with a daily capacity of 1,000 tons, and its establishment permit was obtained from the Ministry of Industries. The plant was registered in Nishabur on August 22, 1966, under number 67, with a capital of 22 million tomans. In 1969, the capacity was increased to 1,500 tons, and in 2005, it was further expanded to 3,000 tons of sugar beet per day. Currently, the company produces 52,200 tons of sugar from sugar beet and 128,800 tons of sugar from raw sugar refining annually. By engaging sugar beet farmers, ensuring quality production, and adhering to environmental principles, the company holds a significant position in Iran’s sugar industry. Nishabur Sugar Company has been listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange since 1995 under the ticker symbol “QNISHA.”

Group Shareholding

60%

Eghtesad Novin Bank
From July 20 to 22, 2001, Eghtesad Novin Bank initiated its public share offering after obtaining the necessary permits from the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Securities and Exchange Organization. The inaugural general assembly was held on August 4, 2001, and the bank was officially registered on August 11 of the same year at the Tehran Companies and Non-Commercial Institutions Registration Office under registration number 177132, with an initial capital of 250 billion rials. Over the years, the bank underwent several capital increases. Finally, based on a resolution from the extraordinary general assembly dated February 13, 2024, and with approvals from the Central Bank and the Securities and Exchange Organization, the bank’s capital was raised from 30,425 billion rials to 60,850 billion rials. This measure was implemented to strengthen the bank’s financial structure and expand its economic activities.
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Group Shareholding

41%

Last Auctions

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Public Auction Announcement for the Sale of a Land Parcel by National Housing and Building Industries Company
Public Auction Announcement for the Sale of a Land Parcel by National Housing and Building Industries Company

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Divestment Process

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Information Disclosure

At this stage, the auction details, transfer conditions, and the company’s basic information are disclosed transparently to enable investors to make informed decisions.

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Request Registration

Interested parties must formally register their request through the system and upload the required documents to participate in the transfer process.

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Preliminary Valuation

Financial, economic, and legal analyses are conducted to estimate the company’s initial value, providing a basis for subsequent stages.

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Holding Transfer Committee

At this stage, the holding’s specialized committee reviews the applicants’ qualifications and makes the necessary decisions to proceed with the process.

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Initial Negotiation

Preliminary negotiations are held with selected applicants to align expectations and general terms of the transfer.

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Due Diligence

A thorough assessment of the applicants’ financial, technical, and managerial capabilities is conducted to ensure their competence in managing the transferred company.

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Valuation

Certified experts determine the company’s fair value using precise and approved methods to establish the auction base price.

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Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

Following initial agreements, a memorandum is executed to outline the transfer path.

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Organizing Committee

This committee convenes to establish the executive framework and develop a detailed plan for implementing the final transfer.

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Ownership Transfer

Upon finalization of the auction and approval by relevant authorities, ownership of the company is transferred to the auction winner, and official documents are executed.

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Monitoring and Supervision

Post-transfer, the company’s performance is reviewed by regulatory bodies to ensure the transfer objectives are met and operational improvements are achieved.

News and Events

Pazouki: We are determined to fully exit business ownership at Bank Melli

Abbas Pazouki, CEO of Bank Melli’s Divestment Management Company, emphasized—while referring to the history of Bank Melli’s establishment—that in order to fulfill its role as the architect of Iran’s modern and digital economy, the bank must withdraw from business ownership and focus on transparent, data-driven banking.

Faster divestment of surplus assets by Bank Melli

Referring to the government’s overall policy of reducing banks’ business ownership, the CEO of Bank Melli Iran said the bank is moving forward with targeted and precise programs to divest surplus assets and non-productive properties, and this process will continue at a faster pace until the end of the year.

Madani-Zadeh: Less government control, stronger private sector

The Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance said the government’s top economic priority is to reduce direct involvement in business management and create conditions for broader participation of the people and the private sector in the national economy.

First Vice President praises Bank Melli Iran’s role in supporting the national economy

During his visit to the National Development Group Investment Company, the First Vice President praised Bank Melli Iran’s role in supporting the national economy and called for the continuation of such support to boost production and strengthen economic infrastructure.
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