Iran Alumina Company proudly announced that its operating revenue in the first six months of 2025 (Persian calendar year 1404) increased by 74 percent compared to the same period last year, while its operating profit surged by an impressive 735 percent.

According to a statement from the company’s Public Relations and Social Affairs Department, Dr. Hamidreza Badkoubeh, the CEO of Iran Alumina Company, explained that the firm achieved a net profit of 1.95 trillion tomans during the first half of the year. This figure, he noted, represents more than half of the company’s forecasted annual profit for the entire previous year (1403) — accomplished in just six months.

Despite major challenges, including energy carrier imbalances, declining bauxite modulus, and shortages of explosives, Dr. Badkoubeh emphasized that through precise planning, effective strategies, and the dedicated efforts of all hardworking staff, the company succeeded in overcoming these obstacles and achieving remarkable results.

He described this achievement as a turning point in Iran Alumina’s development path, reinforcing its position in the country’s alumina industry. Dr. Badkoubeh added that this trajectory promises continued growth and sustainable profitability for the organization in the future.

Expressing optimism, he highlighted that maintaining the current momentum could enable Iran Alumina Company to become a leading and strategic player in the national alumina sector.

The six‑month performance of 1404, he said, reflects the relentless effort and efficient management within the organization — serving as a model for other companies in the industry and paving the way for further progress in the coming periods.

It is noteworthy that during the first quarter of 1404, Iran Alumina Company had already recorded a 96 percent increase in operating revenue, a 334 percent rise in operating profit, and achieved a net profit of 1.6 trillion tomans, marking a historic record in the company’s operations.