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.

The Magsood China Production Complex was established in 1992 with a nominal capacity of 3,000 tons per year, through the collaboration of the National Bank of Iran Investment Company and the Government Employees Union (ESKAD). Through continuous development and increased productivity, the complex now boasts a production capacity of 6,000 tons and is the first holder of a health permit for the tableware china industry from the Ministry of Health in Iran. The development-oriented approach of the late Gholamreza Imani, the founder of the group, expanded this complex into the Magsood Factories Group with 20 subsidiaries. This structure includes 19 companies and one educational institution (Magsood University of Applied Sciences), operating through 10 main organizational units. The group exemplifies the implementation of Article 44 of the Constitution through the participation of private, governmental, and cooperative sectors.

Iran School Equipment Company began its operations in 1977 with the goal of designing and producing office, classroom, and educational furniture and equipment. Through factory expansion, the use of modern machinery, and skilled personnel, the company has grown to become one of the largest producers of wood and metal products in the country, offering approximately 280 types of products. With over four decades of experience, it stands as the largest manufacturer of classroom and educational furniture and provides a three-year warranty on its products, reflecting its customer-centric approach. Adherence to ergonomic principles, aesthetic design, and global standards has always been a priority for the company. It holds ISO 9001:2015 certification from TUV NORD and the Iranian National Standard Certificate.

The Detergent Industry Management Holding of Tose’e Sanaye Behshahr, one of the largest managerial entities within the prominent Tose’e Sanaye Behshahr Group, was established on November 23, 2004, and registered under number 234823 at the Tehran Companies and Industrial Property Registration Office.The holding’s primary focus is investing in the detergent industry to oversee, supervise, and manage active companies within this sector. The ownership structure of the group reflects its high credibility and substantial capital, with seven major production companies under its management.

Established in 1955 as the sales division of Tose’e Sanaye Behshahr, Behpakhsh transitioned into a private joint-stock company in 1972, taking on the distribution of products from subsidiaries of Tose’e Sanaye Behshahr, such as Paksan, Behpak, and Margarine. In 2002, the company converted to a public joint-stock entity and now operates as a holding company. With its dedicated fleet and warehouses across 28 distribution centers nationwide, it plays a pivotal role in distributing products for over 50 prominent domestic and international brands. Its distribution network spans 600 cities, supported by more than 60,000 sales agents across various chain and cooperative stores, pharmacies, supermarkets, and trade unions.

Neka Choob Joint Stock Company was established in July 1969 as a joint stock company. The company’s activities include forest exploitation, preparation and implementation of forestry plans, establishment of wood industry factories and their operation, as well as the production of wood-based products such as plain particleboard, melamine-faced particleboard, plywood, veneer, and various types of boards.