Jam Petrochemical Company (Public Joint Stock Company) was registered in 1990 under the number 32285 in line with the country’s grand plans in the petrochemical industry to exploit the South Pars gas field. This huge industrial complex was built on a 77-hectare land in the South Pars Special Economic Zone in Assaluyeh, Bushehr Province. After a decade of its launch and with production units for olefins, heavy and light linear polyethylene, butadiene and butane 1, Jam Petrochemical Complex is still considered one of the largest producers of olefins in the world and polymer products in Iran. Jam is the most prominent production complex in the South Pars Special Economic Zone, producing and supplying various grades of petrochemical products in domestic and foreign markets and moving towards development and progress, and is considered one of the most important petrochemical industrial complexes in the economy.
CEO: Mohammad Hashem Najafi Ardakani
Industry:
Chemicals
Location: Pars Special Economic Energy Zone, Asaluyeh County, Bushehr Province, Iran
Jam Petrochemical Co. History
Jam Petrochemical Company, abbreviated as JPC, as one of the largest olefin production units in the world, was one of the development projects of the National Iranian Petrochemical Company in 1990 in the Pars Special Petrochemical Zone in Assaluyeh, which was established mainly to produce olefins and linear and heavy light polyethylene. Jam Petrochemical Company has various production units with special features, including olefin, heavy polyethylene, linear polyethylene, butadiene, butane-1 units, which, while playing a prominent role in the chain of mega-size projects of the Pars Special Economic Zone, has been able to gain its share in the regional and global markets and be noticed by the main players in the petrochemical industry.