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Shata News :: 392 Investment Opportunities


New industrial investment opportunities were introduced. The Ministry of Silence announced the details of 392 investment opportunities worth more than 2,400,000 billion tomans by publishing a list. The opportunities presented in the three sections are “New Proposals”, “Development of Active Projects” and “Revival of Stagnant Projects”. Examining the composition of the proposed projects to investors shows that the field of mining and mineral industries is on the list. Most industrial investment opportunities are in the five provinces of Kerman, Khuzestan, Yazd, East Azerbaijan and Hormozgan.

Opportunities for generating wealth from industry have been identified, according to Shata, citing the world of economics. The Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade in Sindi, by presenting 392 different projects in the five sectors of industry, mining, trade, energy and infrastructure, announced the need of 2400 thousand thousand billion Tomans for these sectors in the last quarter of the year. This document, which outlines the direction of investment in the manufacturing sector, offers great investment opportunities for economic actors to develop the copper, steel, petrochemical, home appliance, automobile, textile, food, and machinery industries. Most of the projects and plans that can be invested are in Kerman, Khuzestan, Yazd, East Azerbaijan, Hormozgan and Bushehr provinces. Since these opportunities fall into three different categories, whether the proposed project, active project development or stagnant project, investing in them represents the growth of the country’s income and a jump in production simultaneously.

Opportunities for wealth creation from industry were identified. The Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade in Sindi, by presenting 392 different projects in the five sectors of industry, mining, trade, energy and infrastructure, announced the need of 2400 thousand thousand billion Tomans for these sectors in the last quarter of the year. This document, which outlines the direction of investment in the manufacturing sector, offers great investment opportunities for economic actors to develop the copper, steel, petrochemical, home appliance, automobile, textile, food, and machinery industries. Most of the projects and plans that can be invested are in Kerman, Khuzestan, Yazd, East Azerbaijan, Hormozgan and Bushehr provinces. Since these opportunities fall into three different categories, whether the proposed project, active project development or stagnant project, investing in them represents the growth of the country’s income and a jump in production simultaneously.

Existing evidence shows that by injecting 2415 thousand billion tomans of capital into 392 existing projects, about half a million direct industrial jobs can be created. These projects will have such a high level of employment that they will expand the value chain in the country, increase the production potential of raw materials and products and basic metals in the country, and provide the ground for industrial development in Iran. At the same time, investors will be able to make a lot of money by injecting money into these projects. A review of the composition of large industrial projects shows that the major weight of these projects is in the field of mining and mineral industries and 113 projects or about 29% of the total investment proposals of the Ministry of Silence are in the field of mining and mining sector. On the other hand, more than 22% of investment projects, of which 87 are in the oil, gas, petrochemical or chemical industry industries. The combination of these two sections shows that 51% of the total of these projects are in the production of basic materials and metals; A situation that shows the future direction of the country and the main path of gaining wealth in industry. More than 200 investment opportunities in these two sectors have been offered to economic actors by the Ministry of Silence, while in other sectors, good ways have been suggested to inject money into the industry and make a profit from investing. For example, the machinery and equipment industry with 62 projects is one of the sectors in which about 16% of investment projects are located and has opened a good opportunity for the production and sale of leading economic actors. The non-metallic industries, including the food, textile and cellulose sectors, account for about 12% of investment projects with 50 projects. Since the companies in this sector mainly pursue two approaches of export and domestic sales, investors can enter these sectors with more ease. Apart from these, about 4.5% or 18 projects are in the electrical and electronics industries. While the Ministry of Silence has announced the coordinates of industrial investment and job creation resulting from the completion of these projects and ideas, it seems that for every industrial job in the country, 5 billion Tomans of investment is needed; A number that seems to have experienced significant growth as a result of unbridled inflation in the Iranian economy between 1391 and 1400 and has put a lot of pressure on the industrial sector.

Construction of super-projects in deprived provinces

In the National Map of Investable Industries, there are 10 major projects, most of which are designed for disadvantaged provinces and less developed regions of the country. Sistan and Baluchestan and Ilam are the focus of these great projects.

These 10 projects will create jobs for more than 26,000 people by attracting about 575,000 billion tomans of capital.

One of the plans is to transfer water from the Persian Gulf to the central provinces of Iran, which needs 125,000 billion tomans to complete. The project, which will directly create jobs for 10,000 people, has only made 10 percent physical progress.

The plans of Sistan and Baluchestan province are also interesting. The plan to establish the Chabahar Steel Complex, which requires 102,000 billion tomans of capital, will create a production capacity of 10 million tons of steel in this region of the country and will directly create employment for 4,000 people. This complex, if established, will become one of the largest steel production units in the country.

Another important project of Sistan and Baluchestan province is the construction of Makran Petroleum Refining Company, which needs to inject 55,000 billion tomans to start and complete it. By injecting this amount of capital, the 87,000 billion toman plan of Bakhtar Holding to establish a petrochemical unit in Jask port will be completed and space will be provided for the employment of 2,500 people.

In another project for which more than 28,000 billion tomans must be attracted, Golgohar Complex intends to provide wharves, railways and electricity and gas infrastructure in the Chabahar region in the form of its development plan, creating employment for more than 5,000 people.

In Ilam, three key projects have been launched that will attract a large amount of capital. The first two projects are related to Dehloran NGL3000 project and Dehloran Petrochemical, which need 38,000 billion tomans of capital to be finalized and reach the production line, and as a result of their construction, a total of 1,500 direct jobs will be created. With the construction of these two projects, the country will be in a better position in the production of ethane, methane, LPG, sulfur, gasoline, pyrolysis, ethylene, kerosene, propylene and gas condensate. At the same time, the Saman Zagros petrochemical project in Mehran, by attracting 50,000 billion tomans, will provide the possibility of creating 800 direct jobs. All three projects are active and require capital.

The establishment of a petrochemical unit in Kerman province, which requires an investment of 49,000 billion tomans, while creating direct jobs for 725 people, will increase the country’s production capacity in the petrochemical and polypropylene, polyethylene and EPDM sectors to 650,000 tons per year.

Another major project of this document that requires capital injection is the Soroush Sustainable Energy project in Hormozgan province, which requires the injection of 42,000 billion tomans. This project, if implemented in products such as methanol, propylene, ethylene, polypropylene, polyethylene and EPDM, will increase the country’s production by 3.5 million tons, while 1540 people will be directly active in this sector.

Provincial details of Samat projects

Out of 392 projects announced by the Ministry of Silence for investment, 206 projects are located in 31 different provinces of the country. 175 plans and projects are also included in the form of a suggested title according to the land management plan, which probably means that the plan is located in any part of the country whose facilities are in line with the land management plan. Among these, 11 projects are in the section of other countries. Thus, the task of 52.5% of the projects that are scattered in 31 different provinces of the country has been determined. Of these, Kerman with 32 plans and projects in this document has the highest share to attract capital.

The main projects of this province are related to the mining and mineral industries. Khuzestan is the next province with 17 projects in the next category of attractive provinces for investment. The main projects proposed in this province are related to the oil, gas and petrochemical sectors and the chemical industry.

Yazd, with 16 projects mainly in the steel and non-ferrous metals sector, is another province that is highly attractive for investment. East Azerbaijan, as one of the poles of industrial development in the country, operates in a variety of industries and fields of activity, from food industry and glass production to copper industries, etc., has offered 13 wealth-creating opportunities to investors.

The two coastal provinces of Hormozgan and Bushehr are other important provinces of the country for investment in the production sector with 12 and 11 opportunities, respectively. The main opportunities in the two provinces are in the field of chemical and petrochemical industries or infrastructure sectors, as well as shipbuilding and …. Although there are many plans and projects to attract capital in these provinces, in 6 provinces of Qom, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad, Gilan, Golestan, Hamedan and Qazvin, few opportunities have been introduced for investment in industry.

The study of “World of Economy” shows that more than 2150 thousand billion tomans of these projects are related to more than 200 projects that are scattered in 31 different provinces of the country and are to be injected into the industrial sector in the form of development plans or revitalization and construction of enterprises. The proposed plan, idea, stagnant project and active project are the three titles mentioned in this section. Apart from the provincial level, 175 projects have been identified and introduced at the land management level, which have no place and constitute 44% of the total investment opportunities. The interesting thing about these projects is that they are either just ideas and they have just been activated; But in both cases there is no investment for them. These projects, which require a total capital of more than 92 thousand billion tomans, in terms of the number of projects are mainly divided into three sectors: mechanical engineering, chemical and petrochemical industries and non-metallic industries. The rest of the projects, which are worth more than 150,000 billion tomans, must be opened in other regions and other countries.

Another interesting point about this report is the number of four projects that have been proposed to investors in the free and special economic zones of the country around the axis of infrastructure and energy issues.

The list of 392 investment projects in industry, mining and trade can be downloaded at the following link.

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