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Top Exports of
Iran
Third Export Gathering Names Top Exporters Exports
Making of an exemplary Exporter
Each year on October 21”, the National Day of Exports, the Export Promotion Centre of Iran (EPCI) awards the top exporters of the country. The move is aimed at the introduction and encouragement of model exporters and provides an appropriate pattern to other manufacturers and exporters.
The initiative was, however, launched after the government introduced a policy of economic growth without oil revenues.
According to Article 2 of the provision of encouraging exemplary exporters, the top exporter, whether an institutional or individual party, should score the following merits:
1.
The
value of the exported goods should stand at the highest level compared with
other exporters in a fiscal period beginning on March 21” each year.
2.
The
exporter should enjoy clean records of business and have fulfilled all of his
obligations towards his foreign trading partners, the Customs Administration,
etc.
3.
The
packaging should be superior compared to the rivals.
Note
1. The supervisory committee of the provision has the
right to declare any manufacturer exporting a new commodity or opening a new
market as the exemplary exporter.
Note
2. A new
commodity is defined as that which has never been exported before; meanwhile, a
new market translates into a market which has not purchased the mentioned goods
in the previous years.
Under Article 6 of the provision, the exemplary
exporters will be awarded the EPCI’s Special
Card, which entails the following privileges:
1.
Fifty
per cent discount on the rental of stands at domestic exhibitions, and
exemption from paying fifty percent of corporate taxes at international
exhibitions set up by the EPCI in Tehran.
2.
Thirty
per cent discount on overseas airfare for marketing purposes (maximum twice a
year) for the company’s managing director or commercial manager (export
manager).
3.
Thirty
per cent discount on the rental of stands set up by the EPCI abroad.
4.
Exemption
form leaving trust funds with the banking system for the receiving of banking
facilities.
Note
1.
State-run agencies, institutions and organisations should carry out the
administrative formalities of the exemplary exporters and fulfil their demands
for exprot affairs at the earliest convenience.
Note
2. The
Special Card holds good for one year starting from the date of issuance.
The third conference of national resolve for exports
was opened at the international fairgrounds of Tehran on 21” October 1999,
attended by a number of cabinet minister, the Central Bank governor and Majlis
representatives.
Not
obtain the standard certificate of export.
The EPCI introduced
Iran’s 30 most successful exporters and presented them with awards. Chief among
the factors used to single out the top exporters were divers export items, high
quality, successful presence at the international markets, competitive goods in
comparison with major producers of other countries, renovated production lines,
punctual fulfilment of obligations… and success at the international tenders.
According to the Minister of Commerce, Mr.Mohammad Shariatmadari, the goal in
observing the day of national resolve for exports is to create nation-wide
determination for the expansion of exports, promote social prestige of
exporters, encourage the production of competitive goods, pick the top exporter
of every field, follow up the country’s export targets, raise the number of exporters, evaluate export
policies and reform the weak areas.
The Minister also noted that before the national
restructuring plan, the non-oil export policies were exclusively aimed at
further gains. The exported goods were traditionally considered beyond the
national consumption and exports were only used to regulate the domestic
market.
Nowadays, the regulative policies have been replaced
with protective policies.
Commercial policies particularly in the domain of
exports are transparent enough to help production and boost exports.
He added that the Third Five-Year Economic, Social
and Cultural Development Plan has envisioned 34.7 billion dollars in exports of
non-oil goods and 6.7 billion dollars in services.
Against the 64 billion dollars of oil revenues, we
will have 41.5 billion dollars of non-oil exports. The move is a major step
towards curtailing the government’s reliance on oil proceeds.
He contended the Third Plan has predicted a raft of
appropriate policies to trigger jump exports. Policies such as; the exemption
of export goods and services from taxation, the refund of the customs duties
and commercial profits of units producing export – bound goods, and lifting of
the ban on the export of goods except those on which the government pays direct
subsidies.
Iran’s potentials in the export of goods and services are far beyond the criteria set in the Third plan.
He added that the government has also given its full
support to the export of services, exempted exporters from receiving case
licences, endorsed the formation of non-public export development funds and the
launch of comprehensive information systems.
In the meantime; the government will prevent a
radical fall in the actual rate of foreign exchange, heed the financial needs
of exporters, attract foreign investments into profitable areas, reform red
tape, and launch and export terminal to be attended by the representative
plenipotentiary of all relevant organisations linked linked to exports, he
added.
The Minister asserted that measures are under way to
extend the insurance coverage umbrella to all the exporters, set up export
consultation centres in provinces, support research and development schemes,
implement the monetary policies, champion export unions, facilitate trips to
Iran for foreign tourists and entrepreneurs and relax transit regulations.
The huge potentials existing in Iran for the export
of non-oil goods and services are far beyond the figures envisaged in the Third
Plan, provided that the nation pay sober attention to the sweeping move, he
warned.
Mr. Shariatmadari added that presently, there are
ripe grounds in the foreign policy arena, and our trade partners have widely
welcomed Iran’s détente policy to expand trade relations.
The Central bank governor Mohsen Nourbakhsh was
another speaker at the gathering.
He explained that if an exporter opens a letter of
credit, he will not need leave security funds with the banking system. Security
fund of exports is a major hurdle on export, adding that the export Guarantee
Fund of Iran is drawing up the provision of extending insurance coverage to the
export goods.
Mr Nourbakhsh asserted that during the Third Plan,
the Central Bank will seek to fix the foreign exchange rate, which itself
hinges on the stabilisation of oil prices and the implementation of
macroeconomic policies.
He added that a fixed rate of foreign exchange will
spark competition among exporters, even those who have already been
marginalised with the turbulent rate of foreign exchange.
The
30 top exporters of 1378 (1399) which were presented this year with a trophy
and a Special Card from the EPCI are as follows:
No
|
Company |
Managing Director |
Exported goods |
|
1 |
Saveh
White Cement |
Behruz
Zandi |
Construction
materials |
|
2 |
Iran
China Factory (IRANA) |
Alireza
Mutemni |
Tiles
and ceramics |
|
3 |
Saipa
Diesel (Iran Kaveh) |
Hashem
Yekke Zare |
Machinery
and car |
|
4 |
Stratus
|
Abbas
Taheri |
Techno-engineering
services |
|
5 |
Nimad
Enterprise |
Ahmad
Pour-Mohammadian |
Garments
|
|
6 |
Atlas
Pud |
Mohsen
Sedghi Nasab |
Textiles
and garments |
|
7 |
Dasht
Morghab (Yekoyek) |
Jamal
Razeghi Jahromi |
Foodstuffs
|
|
8 |
Behruznik
Food Industry |
Behruz
Frutan |
Research
on foodstuffs |
|
9 |
Sasan
Shahd |
Rasul
Vafamehr |
Fruit
Juice and concentrate |
|
10 |
Arjmandi
|
Abdoraman
Arjmandi |
Fruits
and vegetables |
|
11 |
Behadad
Chemicals |
Davud
Abedi Amoli |
Soaps
and detergents |
|
12 |
Rafsangaj
Pistachio Co-operative |
Ahmad
Hashemian |
Pistachio
|
|
13 |
Hassas
Exports |
Asadollah
Asgarowladi |
Dried
fruits |
|
14 |
Mobaradke Steel Mill |
Ahamd
Ali Harati Nik |
Steel
|
|
15 |
Iran
Golab Marghub |
Akbar
Vesali Ghamsari |
Medicinal
herbs and extracts |
|
16 |
Nekurad
Tehran |
Mohammad
Shafiee |
Stone
|
|
17 |
Serami
Trading |
Masoud
Serami |
Minerals
|
|
18 |
Mashhad
Carpet |
Hassan
Darya Beigi |
Textiles
|
|
19 |
Sobheh
Trading |
Keykhosro
Sobheh |
Hand-woven
carpet |
|
20 |
Pars
Aluminium |
Seyed
Mahmoud Husseini Dehshiri |
Non-ferrous
metals |
|
21 |
Iran
Radiator |
Abbas
Malei Tehrani |
Machinery
and car parts |
|
22 |
Behran
Oil |
Ahamd
mohammadi Bursari |
Chemicals
and petrochemicals |
|
23 |
Shil
Gostar |
Mohsen
Gharayee |
Fish
and aquatic life |
|
24 |
Herman
Tyre Industries Complex |
Abbas
Abbasi Abyaneh |
Plastics
and PVC |
|
25 |
Hamadan
Tannery |
Seyed
Masoud Mortazavi |
Leather
and leather products |
|
26 |
Shomal
Wood Industry |
Ahmad
Noruzi |
Wood
and paper |
|
27 |
Dena
Cassette |
Majid
Raheb |
Electrical
and electronic parts |
|
28 |
Shafi Trading |
Gholam-Hussein
Shafi |
General
trading |
|
29 |
Mokhberi
Trading |
Mohsen
Ahmad Kokhberi |
Flowers
and plants |
|
30 |
Dariush
Alipur Filabadi |
Dariush
Alipur Filabadi |
General
trading |
Simultaneous with the introduction of the top exporters, the Institute of Standards and Industrial Research of Iran (ISIRI) declare a list of 202 companies as the top exporters of the year . The ISIRI announced that the mentioned exporters need not obtain any standard certificate of export for their products by the end of 1379 (March 2000). They are as follows:
|
No |
Company |
Produced or Exported Goods |
|
1 |
SAPCO |
Car parts |
|
2 |
Iran Radiator |
Car radiator |
|
3 |
Iran Tractor Company |
Tractors |
|
4 |
Iran Khodro |
Luxury cars |
|
5 |
Iran kaveh |
Trucks and truck parts |
|
6 |
Pars Wagon |
Wagons |
|
7 |
Iran Diesel Engine |
Car parts |
|
8 |
Niroo Moharrekeh |
Motorcycle and poison sprayer |
|
9 |
Cruise |
Car parts |
|
10 |
Idem |
Diesel engine parts |
|
11 |
Iran Khodro Diesel |
Trucks |
|
12 |
Iran Auto Parts |
Rings |
|
13 |
Capacitor Pars |
Capacitors |
|
14 |
Niroo Trans Co |
Transformers |
|
15 |
Pars Switch |
Switching boards |
|
16 |
Absal |
Coolers |
|
17 |
Shaheed Bahonar Copper Industries |
Copperware and brassware |
|
18 |
Mobarakeh Steel Mill |
Steel products |
|
19 |
Khuzestan Steel Mill |
Steel products |
|
20 |
Kachiran |
Sewing machine and spare parts |
|
21 |
Shaheed Ghandi Telecom Cables |
Telecommunication cables |
|
22 |
Fars Coated Wire |
Coated wires |
|
23 |
Bakhtar Cable |
Wires and bare cables |
|
24 |
Pars Tyre |
Tyre and tube |
|
25 |
Kerman Tyre |
Tyre and tube |
|
26 |
Dena Tyre |
Tyre and tube |
|
27 |
Kian Tyre |
Tyre and tube |
|
28 |
Iran Chemical Industries Investment |
LAB and HAB |
|
29 |
Pars Industrial Smoke |
Industrial smoke |
|
30 |
Abadan Petrochemical |
PVC and sulphuric acid |
|
31 |
Behran Oil |
Paraffin, slack, wax, engine oil |
|
32 |
Alvand Tile |
Wall tiles |
|
33 |
Iran China Factory (IRANA) |
Wall tiles |
|
34 |
Sina Tile |
Wall and floor tiles |
|
35 |
Saveh White Cement |
White cement |
|
36 |
Fars and Khuzestan Cement |
White and Portland cement |
|
37 |
Kordestan Cement |
Cement |
|
38 |
Neiriz White Cement |
White cement |
|
39 |
Paksan |
Washing powder and soaps |
|
40 |
Pakvash |
Washing powder and soaps |
|
41 |
Tulipers |
Washing powder and soaps |
|
42 |
Paknam |
Washing powder and soaps |
|
43 |
Behadad |
Washing powder, soaps and shampoo |
|
44 |
Behdash Chemicals |
Detergents |
|
45 |
Esteghlal Soap |
Soaps |
|
46 |
Tala Soap |
Soaps |
|
47 |
Zarrin Darreh |
Shampoo |
|
48 |
Tabatabayee Soap |
Soaps |
|
49 |
Alyaf |
Filament nylon yarn, cotton yarn, fishing net |
|
50 |
Iran Polyacryl |
Raw materials and finished products of weaving, acrylic and polyester yarns |
|
51 |
Shadris Textiles |
Polyester and nylon yarns |
|
52 |
Parsilon |
Nylon yarn |
|
53 |
Tabad Manufacturing Plant |
Yarn |
|
54 |
Mahnakh-Farnakh Textiles Factory |
Cotton yarn and fabric |
|
55 |
Bafkar Factories |
Cotton and viscous yarn |
|
Textiles Industry |
||
|
56 |
Khoy Textiles |
Cotton yarn and fabric |
|
57 |
Pakris Weaving and Spinning |
Polyester, cotton and polyester-viscous yarns |
|
58 |
Gharb Textiles |
Cotton and polyester yarns, short yarns |
|
59 |
Kerman Textiles |
100% cotton yarn and short yarns |
|
60 |
Shomal Yarn |
Nylon and polyester yarns |
|
61 |
Babakan Textiles |
Cotton and polyester yarns |
|
62 |
Tabriz Textiles |
Yarn and hand-woven carpet |
|
63 |
Iran Merinos |
Fabric, blanket, menswear |
|
64 |
Iran Babakan |
Gabardine, coat and trousers |
|
65 |
Atlas Pud |
Polyester yarn, meshed fabric, drapery and tablecloth |
|
66 |
Iran Poplin |
Tailored mattress and tablecloth |
|
67 |
Azadi Enterprise |
Fabric for drapery and sportswear |
|
68 |
Pushine Baft Factories |
Nylon and polyester yarns and fabrics |
|
69 |
Borujerd Textiles |
Cotton yarn |
|
70 |
Jame |
Gabardine, men’s coat and trousers |
|
71 |
Yazd Baft |
Cotton and polyester fabrics, crude and finished cotton, and polyester viscous yarn |
|
72 |
Pars Faston Wool-Spinning Complex |
Gabardine, blanket and shawl |
|
73 |
Albasco |
Fabric, Knitwear and dyed cotton |
|
74 |
Aram Razan |
Menswear, women’s wear and upholstery |
|
75 |
Silon (Ali magham) |
Menswear and women’s wear, hunting and fishing outfit, khakis, sportswear and overcoat |
|
76 |
Pushe Enterprise |
Menswear and Women’s wear |
|
77 |
Iran Production Centre (BMM) |
Fabric and children’s clothes |
|
78 |
Pasard Velvet Enterprise |
Knitwear |
|
79 |
Nimad |
Menswear and women’s wear |
|
80 |
Hambaf Knitting CO |
Knitwear |
|
81 |
Colour Tricot |
Knitwear |
|
82 |
Tanara Cotton Enterprise |
Children’s clothes |
|
83 |
Ghoncheh |
Children’s knitwear and fabric |
|
84 |
Nazbaf |
Tricot knitwear |
|
85 |
Rusta Ghahrud |
Children’s and adult |
|
86 |
Patan Jameh (ex-Roseanne) |
Menswear |
|
87 |
Jam Baft |
Women’s knitwear |
|
88 |
Ferdows Baft |
Menswear, Women’s wear and children’s wear |
|
89 |
Jamineh |
Menswear |
|
90 |
Jamegaran |
Jeans and shirts |
|
91 |
Azadegan Shirts |
Menswear |
|
92 |
Jamegan Enterprise |
Menswear |
|
93 |
Tanday Enterprise |
Clothes |
|
94 |
Dey Garments Enterprise |
T shirts |
|
95 |
Pakan& parnia |
Mink blanket |
|
96 |
Gol Baft Indus. Group |
Printed rug, prayer mat, blanket and rug with Qoranic motif |
|
97 |
Asre Nou Textiles |
Blanket and bedspread |
|
98 |
Arta Fitted Carpet |
Fitted carpet |
|
99 |
Arak Industries |
Fitted carpet and yarn |
|
100 |
Pars Manufacturing Group |
Fitted carpet |
|
101 |
Zarif Mosavvar |
Felt fitted carpet, printed rug and yarn |
|
102 |
Hamedan Fitted |
Fitted carpet |
|
103 |
Mashhad Carpet |
Woollen, acrylic and propylene machine- made carpet |
|
104 |
Setare Kavir Yazd Carpet |
Acrylic machine-made carpet |
|
105 |
Ekbatan Carpet |
Machine-made carpet and tuft fitted carpet |
|
106 |
Mohtasham Kashan Carpet |
Machine-made carpet |
|
107 |
Gharb Textiles and Carpet Co (Bisotun) |
Machine – made carpet |
|
108 |
Babol Carpet and Fitted Carpet Industries |
Machine-made carpet and tuft fitted carpet |
|
109 |
Pars Carpet |
Machine-made carpet and fitted carpet |
|
110 |
Sahand Carpet |
Machine0made carpet |
|
111 |
Denazh Industrial Group |
Machine –made carpet and fitted carpet |
|
112 |
Negin Rug |
Hand-woven carpet |
|
113 |
Kamkar Knitwear |
Clothes |
|
114 |
Set Enterprise |
Pyjamas |
|
115 |
Balmaneh Socks Co |
Stockings and socks |
|
116 |
Dennis Tricot Enterprise |
Tricot clothes |
|
117 |
Pezhman Enterprise |
Tricot clothes |
|
118 |
Iran Untied Enterprise |
Fabric and leather garments |
|
119 |
Ghashangeh Enterprise |
Tricot clothes and T shirts |
|
120 |
Rangin Tricot |
Pullovers, Jumpers and Jackets |
|
121 |
Babak Tricot |
Menswear, children’s wear and women’s wear |
|
122 |
Hacoupian Enterprise |
Coat and trousers |
|
123 |
Gam Shoe |
Sports shoes and leather Footwear |
|
124 |
Pars Kadu |
Aquatic life tins |
|
125 |
Shilaneh CO |
Aquatic life tins |
|
126 |
Shirin Daru Enterprise |
Licorice powder and extract |
|
127 |
Dasht Morghab |
Tomato paste, pickled cucumber, compote and conserve |
|
128 |
Behrus Nik |
Tomato paste, pickled cucumber, compote and conserve |
|
129 |
Mahram |
Tomato paste, pickled cucumber, compote and conserve |
|
130 |
Shemshahd & Iran Golab |
Herbal extracts and sauce |
|
131 |
Behshar Indus. Group |
Vegetable oil |
|
132 |
Chinchin Intl Cultivation and Indus.Co |
|
|
133 |
Niku Macaroni |
Macaroni |
|
134 |
Pars Vegetable Oil |
Vegetable oil |
|
135 |
Perswiss |
Chocolate and biscuit |
|
136 |
Pars Minoo |
Chocolate and biscuit |
|
137 |
Khoshmak |
Wafer and sweets |
|
138 |
Shahd Arak |
Wafer and sweets |
|
139 |
Shirin Tak Tabriz |
Wafer and sweets |
|
140 |
Minoo Khorramdarreh |
Cake, sweets and biscuit |
|
141 |
Fater Food Industries |
Biscuit |
|
142 |
Shahd Iran |
Fruit Juice and concentrate |
|
143 |
Pakdis |
Fruit Juice and concentrate |
|
144 |
Shahd Khrasan |
Fruit Juice and concentrate |
|
145 |
Shahd Kuhrang |
Fruit Juice and concentrate |
|
146 |
Shahad Salmas |
Fruit Juice and concentrate |
|
147 |
Shahadab |
Apple concentrate |
|
148 |
Sasan Shahd |
Fruit concentrate |
|
149 |
Saruneh |
Apple concentrate |
|
150 |
Kordestan Gum |
Chewing gum |
|
151 |
Hang Deram |
Intestine |
|
152 |
Vatar |
Intestine |
|
153 |
Hang Sheep Intestine |
Intestine |
|
154 |
Hangali Intestine |
Intestine |
|
155 |
Sheep Star |
Intestine |
|
156 |
Kerm |
Intestine |
|
157 |
Nemuneh Intestine |
Intestine |
|
158 |
Takrudeh |
Intestine |
|
159 |
Naz Intestine |
Intestine |
|
160 |
Pars Iran |
Intestine |
|
161 |
Kissings |
Intestine |
|
162 |
Noubari Trading |
Intestine |
|
163 |
Toos Intestine |
Intestine |
|
164 |
Ahmad Rahimzadeh & Sons |
Intestine, hide and leather |
|
165 |
Moghan Leather |
Leather |
|
166 |
Charmineh |
Leather |
|
167 |
Parus Manufacturing Co |
Hide and skin |
|
168 |
Hamedan Tannery Co |
Hide and skin |
|
169 |
Abdi |
Date |
|
170 |
Makvandi |
Date |
|
171 |
Abdizadeh |
Date |
|
172 |
Kazemian |
Date |
|
173 |
Feisali |
Date |
|
174 |
Movaghar |
Date |
|
175 |
Rezaye Brothers Trading |
Date |
|
176 |
Arjmandi |
Fresh fruits and vegetables |
|
177 |
Taheri Moghaddam |
Fresh fruits and vegetables |
|
178 |
Sadehghiani Trading |
Fresh and dried dried fruits |
|
179 |
Chapari Trading |
Fresh fruits |
|
180 |
Hassas Co |
Dried fruits |
|
181 |
Sadeghi Co |
Dried fruits |
|
182 |
Middle East Sadegi Co |
Dried fruits |
|
183 |
Mohammadi Dried |
Dried fruits |
|
184 |
Perzhiran |
Dried fruits |
|
185 |
Kalite Co |
Dried fruits |
|
186 |
Iran Symbol |
Dried ruits |
|
187 |
Iran Dried Fruits |
Dried fruits |
|
188 |
Rahnma Fard |
Dye and henna |
|
189 |
Sadr Ghaeni |
Saffron |
|
190 |
Forughi Cumin Co |
Cumin |
|
191 |
Novin Saffron Co |
Saffron |
|
192 |
Shirvan Raisin |
Raisin |
|
193 |
Behchin Toos |
Fresh fruits |
|
194 |
Red Apple |
Fresh fruits |
|
195 |
Seyed Reza Nurani Trading |
Fresh fruits |
|
196 |
Sadri Trading |
Fresh fruits |
|
197 |
Ettehad Fruit Exports |
Fresh fruits |
|
198 |
Golden Fruit |
Fresh fruits |
|
199 |
Mohsen Mokhberi Trading |
Fresh fruits |
|
200 |
Farhang Darvish |
Fresh fruits |
|
201 |
Iran Paya |
Fresh fruits |
|
202 |
Arjmandi Brothers |
Fresh fruits |