The financial performance of banks and petrochemicals in September 2026, with the release of monthly activity reports, provided a clear picture of the economic capabilities of these companies. Among them, Bank Mellat and Nour Petrochemical were identified as two prominent examples of revenue growth during this period.
Performance of Bank Mellat and Other Banks
Bank Mellat reported approximately 47,480 billion tomans in operating income in September 2026, which is an 11.9% increase compared to August. During the same period, the income from granted facilities reached 36,493 billion tomans, and commission income was reported at nearly 5,948 billion tomans. The total operating income for the six-month period of this bank reached 249,500 billion tomans.
Bank Tejarat also achieved an operating income surge of 48.8%, reaching 29,680 billion tomans in September. This figure includes income from facilities, deposits, and various commissions. In Bank Saderat, the income from facilities reached 20,600 billion tomans, showing a 121% increase compared to the previous year.
Bank Day reported 15,200 billion tomans in profit from the sale of seized collateral in September. Meanwhile, the income from granted facilities of this bank also reached 9,700 billion tomans.
Revenue Growth of Petrochemicals
Nour Petrochemical, as one of the largest petrochemicals in this report, reported a revenue of 41,130 billion tomans for September. This figure represents an 89.4% growth compared to the same month last year, and its total six-month revenue reached 136,750 billion tomans.
Shazand Petrochemical also showed a revenue of 12,490 billion tomans in September, reflecting a 7.7% increase compared to August and over 235% growth compared to the previous year. The sales volume of this company in this month reached 82,316 tons.
Zagros also recorded its highest monthly sales figure of 5,290 billion tomans in September, with over 94% of it coming from exports. Tondgouyan Petrochemical experienced a 170% growth compared to the previous year, with a revenue of 8,386 billion tomans.
Overall, the reports for September 2026 indicate a positive and upward trend in the financial performance of banks and petrochemicals. This revenue increase is not only limited to the rise in operating incomes but also stems from changes in the revenue structure.
