Persian Gulf Petrochemical's Net Profit Rose 48 Percent in a Year Iran Faced Two Wars

According to Boursenews, the audited consolidated financial statements of Persian Gulf Petrochemical Holding (ticker "Fars") for the fiscal year ending 31 Khordad 1405 (June 21, 2026) show net profit reached more than 187 trillion tomans, up 48 percent from the same period a year earlier, while operating revenue was reported at more than 112.2 trillion tomans. Sahmino's own fundamentals data, drawn from the same audited filing, puts Fars's trailing twelve month net profit at 187,291 billion tomans with 48.05 percent annual profit growth, consistent with the Boursenews figure.

Boursenews wrote that earnings per share under managing director Shariatmadari rose from 1,020 rials in the prior year to 1,510 rials, driven mainly by an 18 percent rise in dividend income from subsidiaries, to 75,400 billion tomans, in a year during which several Persian Gulf Holding subsidiaries came under military attack.