Iran Mineral Salts Company Public Joint Stock (Iran)

Iran Mineral Salts Company Public Joint Stock, located in Tehran, was established in 1984 with the goal of discovering, extracting, and refining industrial salts, specifically sodium sulfate and sodium chloride. In 1996, the company became a public shareholding company and was admitted to the Tehran Stock Exchange Organization. They are a member of the Iranian Processing Salt Producers Syndicate. The company obtained the Food Safety and Security Certificate (HACCP, ISO 22000:2005) from the English company ACS. They were also accredited as a model industrial unit by the Ministry of Industry and Minerals in 2006 and as a model quality unit at the national level by the Iranian Industrial Standards and Investigations Organization in 2007 and 2009. Iran Mineral Salts Company has a nationwide laboratory validity certificate for various salt and sodium sulfate tests. The company was established with an initial capital of ten million riyals and currently has a registered capital of four hundred and twenty billion riyals. They have three sodium sulfate powder production plants with a total nominal capacity of 90 thousand tons per year. The company produces approximately 190,000 tons of sodium sulfate powder annually, meeting national and international specifications for use in detergent production, glass industry, and paper industry. They also have a unit for the production of processed table salt with a capacity of 35 thousand tons per year to meet the country's needs for table salt that conforms to national and international specifications. In 2014, Iran Mineral Salt Company obtained an establishment license for the implementation of the hydromill production plan in Karmsar complex. The plan was completed in 2015 and an investment license was obtained in 2016. Additionally, the company discovered the Migan Sodium Sulphate Mine in 1994, which is currently the largest Sodium Sulphate mine in the country.