Ali Kiani, CEO and Vice Chairman of the Board of Kermanshah Petrochemical Industries (with the symbol "Kermasha" in the capital market), is one of the well-known figures in Iran's petrochemical industry. He was officially appointed as the CEO of this company in June 2026 and was also elected as Vice Chairman of the Board in August of the same year.
Ali Kiani's Management Background
Kiani, prior to his role as CEO, served as a board member and supervisor of Kermanshah Petrochemical Industries. He has a history of serving as CEO of Star East Makran Petrochemical and Deputy of Kourosh Petrochemical Development. Additionally, he has held positions on the board of directors of Soroush Mahestan Asaluyeh Petrochemical and as chairman of the board of Behsaaz Kashaneh Tehran.
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Ali Kiani joined Kermanshah Petrochemical Industries as a supervisor in November 2025, and one of his most significant actions was the return of the Kermanshah petrochemical complex to production after gas restrictions. The gas supply for this complex was cut off on December 15, 2025, due to energy imbalance and was restored after 58 days on February 11, 2026.
Financial Performance and Production of Kermanshah Petrochemical
Kermanshah Petrochemical Industries, as one of the major producers of urea and ammonia in the country, recorded over 12,441 billion tomans in sales revenue in the first six months of 2026, which represents an increase of about 51 percent compared to the same period last year. The company's sales in September 2026 also reached approximately 2,195 billion tomans.
The company's operating income in the three months ending June 2026 reached about 2,917 billion tomans, reflecting a growth of approximately 61 percent compared to the same period last year. The net profit for this period also reached about 1,102 billion tomans, and overall, the company's performance is influenced by factors such as urea sales prices and global market conditions.
Ali Kiani, holding a master's degree, currently heads the executive structure of Kermanshah Petrochemical Industries and represents the Persian Gulf Oil and Gas Development Group on the board. As one of the influential managers in the petrochemical industry, he has also expanded his activities in project development and financing.
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