Mobarakeh Steel became the second best company in Iran in terms of profitability and added value
In the 26th Conference of Iran's Top Companies, Mobarakeh Steel Company took first place in terms of sales index in the ferrous metals group, second place in added value index, profitability and market value, eighth place in sales index and third place in job creation. succeeded in receiving the commendation of this conference.
The 26th conference of Iran's top companies was held this morning at the international conference hall of the Broadcasting Organization, with the presence of Seyed Ehsan Khandozi, Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance, Abbas Aliabadi, Minister of Security, and other officials and owners of the country's top economic enterprises.
In this conference, which was held with the aim of honoring Iran's top companies, Mobarakeh Steel Company, based on the report of the IMI-100 ranking expert group and based on the results obtained from the ranking of 1402, among the country's 500 largest companies, ranked first in terms of sales index in Ferrous Metals Group took the second place in the index of added value, profitability and market value, the eighth place in the sales index and the third place in job creation and succeeded in receiving the commendation of this conference.
Also, in this conference, Persian Gulf Star Oil Company, Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company, Isfahan Oil Refining Company, Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company, Ghadir Investment Company, Parsian Oil and Gas Development Group Company, Iran Khodro Company, Mellat Bank and Refah Kargaran Bank as The top companies in the field achieved the highest sales.
Also, Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries, Ghadir Investment Company, Mellat Bank, Parsian Oil and Gas Development Group Company, National Iran Copper Industries Company, Persian Gulf Star Oil Company, Mapna Group Company, Tamgin Petrochemical Oil and Gas Investment Company and Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company They were also honored with the title of the best companies in the field of the highest added value.
Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries, Iran's National Copper Industries Company, Golgohar Mining and Industrial Company, and Chadormello Mining and Industrial Company also took the top ranks as the highest market value.
Iran Khodro Company, Saipa Company, Mellat Bank and Pars Arian Investment Company also achieved the top ranks of this conference with the most job creation.The companies of Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries, Ghadir Investment Company, Parsian Oil and Gas Development Group Company, and National Iran Copper Industries Company also received the top ranks of the 26th Conference of Iran's Top Companies as the most profitable companies.
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