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Iranian corporate, energy, and tax revenue growth
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Major Iranian companies and financial institutions have reported substantial revenue growth and operational milestones across various sectors. In the financial sector, the Tehran Stock Exchange saw a 215 percent increase in operational revenue during the first half of the year. Banking institutions, such as Eghtesad Novin Bank, also institutions have reported significant growth in operating balances. balances and profitability. Parsian Bank reported a net profit of approximately 4,200 billion tomans in the spring, representing a 42-fold increase compared to the previous year, with a market value of 113 trillion tomans. Bank Melli Iran secured a leading position in the national payment network for September, holding a 19.51 percent share of transaction-active bank cards and accounting for 16.01 percent of total accepted transactions. Industrial and agricultural entities, including Darab Cement Company and Pars Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Company, recorded high revenue increases. Recent data highlights specific successes in industrial and energy markets. Arya Industrial Catalysts Company (Kesra) reported a 198 percent increase in sales revenue for the first six months of the fiscal year, reaching 894 billion tomans. This was driven by a 98 percent increase in production volume, with anti-wear products accounting for 755.3 billion tomans of total sales. In the energy sector, green electricity transactions on the Iran Energy Exchange have surpassed 4 billion kilowatt-hours since 2023. In September, green electricity trading volume reached 491 million kilowatt-hours, generating a value exceeding 4,238 billion tomans. Furthermore, the National Tax Administration reported a 56 percent growth in tax revenues, attributed to system digitalization digitalization, the implementation of the retail terminal law, and improved efforts to combat tax evasion. Capital market financing also grew by 42 percent year-on-year, reaching 899 trillion tomans, comprising 205 trillion tomans from equity methods and 676 trillion tomans from with government entities accounting for 86.1 percent of debt securities. security issuances. Additionally, value-added tax allocations in Fars province for municipal and rural management saw a 67 percent increase, totaling 62 trillion rials for infrastructure and service projects.
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