The licensing ceremony was held on Monday with the participation of
Mohammadreza Motieiri, CEO of the Petrochemical Special Economic Zone
Organization, and Ugur Ozigit, CEO of Razi Petrochemical Company, according to
the National Petrochemical Company (NIPNA).
The €36 million investment will enable the plant to produce 250,000
metric tons of granulated NPK fertilizers annually. The project is expected to
create 50 direct job opportunities.
Targeting both domestic demand and international markets, the new
facility aims to strengthen Iran’s petrochemical value chain while enhancing
productivity in the agricultural sector.