Mostafa Motamedin noted PIDMCO’s plan to officially register as an NTBF in the coming year, stating: “PIDMCO is a tech-driven company, and our goal is to remain the top choice for employers in petrochemical industry development services.” 

Emphasizing that NTBFs must offer exclusive products or services, he added: “Reviewing PIDMCO’s track record, we have managed, supplied, executed, and provided engineering services for over 40 petrochemical projects—a scope unmatched by any other company worldwide.” 

The CEO highlighted the Middle East’s key role as an oil and gas hub, with Iran’s rich hydrocarbon resources providing a strong foundation for petrochemical growth. “PIDMCO is one of the largest engineering service providers in this sector and has consistently drawn attention from industry leaders,” he said. 

Reflecting on Iran’s refining history, Motamedin noted that while foreign firms once managed most petrochemical sites, PIDMCO’s entry shifted operations to domestic experts. “Our employees, the company’s core assets, bring 30 years of experience, making PIDMCO a true knowledge-based firm,” he said. 

 Expansion plans, int’l market entry 

On PIDMCO’s 1404 outlook, Motamedin said: “Our goal is company growth and official recognition as a knowledge-based firm. While currently active in the Persian Gulf Holding, we also have the capacity to engage with major groups like TAPICO and SHASTA.” 

He added: “PIDMCO is prepared to collaborate with international companies, and we hope to secure at least one overseas project in technical services, execution, and supply.” 

In closing, he expressed optimism that PIDMCO’s progress would bolster the Persian Gulf Holding’s development, significantly benefiting Iran’s economy and stakeholders.