Ali Forutan, Deputy of the Iran Commodity Exchange, along with a group of managers from this exchange, visited Tabriz Petrochemical. During this visit, he became acquainted with the production sections and development plans of the complex and learned about the operational capacities, production and sales status, and the company's development plans.
Paying tribute to martyrs and reviewing production status
This program began with the presence of the executive board of the Iran Commodity Exchange at the memorial of the unknown martyr of Tabriz Petrochemical. Seyed Noorollah Mirashrafi, CEO and Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of Tabriz Petrochemical, explained the company's production and sales status during this visit and said: "The diversity of products at Tabriz Petrochemical, its position in the northwest, and its connection with downstream industries have made this company one of the important links in the supply chain of raw materials in the region."
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Actions for sustaining production
Mirashrafi also provided a report on the actions taken to maintain and sustain production under emergency conditions and added: "In these circumstances, continuity of production requires simultaneous management of feedstock and inventory, procurement of strategic parts and items, readiness of maintenance and operational units, risk management, and increasing the preparedness of operational and safety teams." He emphasized that alongside sustaining production, process stability, equipment reliability, and adherence to process safety and HSE requirements have been the main priorities of the company.
The Deputy of the Iran Commodity Exchange also noted the capacities of Tabriz Petrochemical and stated: "The diversity of production at this complex is very important for the value chain and downstream producers in the region, and its continued operation can play an effective role in supplying raw materials for complementary industries."
Forutan also emphasized the development of cooperation between the commodity exchange and manufacturing industries and added: "Offering products in the official market, in addition to transparency in transactions and price discovery, can make the connection between producers and industrial consumers more cohesive." Subsequently, the development plans of Tabriz Petrochemical, productivity enhancement programs, and the capacities for developing the company's value chain were reviewed.
At the end of this program, coinciding with the commemoration of Safety and Firefighting Day, the HSE manager, Chief Safety and Firefighting Officer, and the heroic firefighters of Tabriz Petrochemical were honored. This visit aimed to strengthen the interaction between the petrochemical industry and the capital market, review production capacities and development, and deepen connections with downstream industries.
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