The CEO of Mobarakeh Steel, during a visit to the ironmaking area of this complex, stated;
The need to streamline Mobarakeh Steel lines for maximum quantitative and qualitative production
me-metals: During a visit to the overhaul process of direct regeneration modules No. 1 in the ironmaking area of this complex, the CEO of Mobarakeh Steel emphasized the need to streamline the lines for maximum quantitative and qualitative production.
According to me-metals cited from MSC, On Monday, February 02, 2026, Saeed Zarandi, CEO of Mobarakeh Steel Group, along with a group of the company's vice presidents and senior managers, visited the process of major repairs of DRI modules No. 1 of Mobarakeh Steel's ironmaking area, while meeting cordially with the employees of this area.
During a visit to the overhaul process of DRI modules No. 1 in the ironmaking area, he expressed his appreciation for the efforts of all employees in the production and repair areas and stated: Overhaul and optimization of production lines, cost reduction, and maximum quantitative and qualitative production are among the most important pillars of profitability in the company. Therefore, colleagues should consider implementing annual major repairs with the efforts of Mobarakeh Steel experts and domestic companies in the shortest possible time and with the highest quality, which is directly related to making the organization more agile and promoting maximum productivity.
The CEO of Mobarakeh Steel Group further appreciated the efforts of the employees of the ironmaking area of the complex in setting records and brilliant achievements in the past 10 months for the production of pellets and sponge iron, and after listening to the views of the employees of this area, he answered their questions in various fields.
It is worth mentioning that the overhaul of direct reduction modules No. 1 and 2 of the Mobarakeh Steel Complex, as the largest sponge iron factory in the world, began on 11 December 2025 and is scheduled to be completed by the end of February 2026, according to the planned schedule from the beginning of March, direct reduction modules No. 1 and 2 of the Mobarakeh Steel Complex will be put into operation in order to achieve the goals of 2025 and produce as much as possible in 2026.
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