Petrochemical Pardis has announced the reactivation of Phase One of its production, returning to the production cycle. This phase resumed operations on October 17, 2026, and currently, Phases One and Two of this complex are operating at 80% production capacity.
The Importance of Phase One in Petrochemical Pardis Production
The return of Phase One to the production cycle is considered an important step in reviving the operational capacity of Petrochemical Pardis. This transformation allows Petrochemical Pardis to make the best use of its production infrastructure. With the continued operation of the units, it can be expected that this action will strengthen the production and supply of the products of this complex.
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Petrochemical Pardis and Global Production Capacity
Petrochemical Pardis Company is one of the largest producers of ammonia and urea in the world, with a production capacity of over 5 million tons per year, ranking among the largest producers in this field. This complex, utilizing modern technologies and strong infrastructure, is capable of responding to the growing market demand.
In the current situation where the petrochemical industry is considered one of the main pillars of the country's economy, the return of Phase One of Petrochemical Pardis to the production cycle not only helps increase exports and meet domestic needs but can also contribute to improving the economic situation of the country. In line with these goals, Petrochemical Pardis is striving to play a significant role in meeting market needs by leveraging all its capacities.
This action can also serve as a model for other companies active in the petrochemical industry to achieve increased productivity and reduced costs by relying on modern technologies and optimizing processes.
Ultimately, it is hoped that with the return of Phase One of Petrochemical Pardis to the production cycle, this complex can achieve its long-term goals and increase its share in domestic and international markets.
