During this period, the complex exported approximately 1.3 million tons of products, generating over $834 million in foreign currency for the country. This marks a 44.4% increase in export volume compared to the 900,000 tons exported during the same period last year.

According to figures by Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA), a total of 58.5 million tons of petrochemical products, valued at $23.5 billion, were exported from the country in the first 11 months of this year. This represents a 29% increase in weight and a 31.3% rise in value compared to the previous year.

BIPC accounted for 2.24% of the total petrochemical exports, playing a significant role in securing foreign currency for the country amid sanctions.

Last year, the complex exported over 1 million tons of various petrochemical products, generating more than $630 million in revenue. A comparison of these figures with this year’s exports shows a notable increase in the export value of BIPC.

With this performance, BIPC has not only solidified its position as a key player in Iran’s petrochemical industry but has also significantly contributed to boosting exports and increasing the country’s foreign currency earnings under sanctions.