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Iran exports non-oil commodities worth $36.43b in 9 months

Iran exported 101.904 million tons of non-oil goods valued at $36.43 billion the first nine months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-Decemebr 21), the head of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) announced.
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Publish Date:28/December/2023 | 20:23

Iran’s non-oil exports to its neighbors increases 9%

The value of Iran’s non-oil exports to the neighboring countries increased by nine percent during the first eight months of the current Iranian calendar year the head of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) announced.
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Publish Date:15/December/2023 | 17:34

Iran exports 8.1 mn tons of iron, steel in 8 months

Iran’s major steel and iron manufacturing companies exported 8.1 million tons of iron and steel in the first eight months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21 to November 22, 2023).
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Publish Date:05/December/2023 | 13:33

Iran Exports Register Monthly Trade Surplus

EghtesadOnline: Iran’s non-oil trade balance turned positive in the 30 days to Feb. 19, which marks the end of the Iranian month of Bahman, given the monthly exports of $6.07 billion and imports of $4.85 billion, the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration reported.
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Publish Date:14/March/2018 | 13:07

Non-Oil Goods Constitute 53% of Exports

EghtesadOnline: Non-oil exports accounted for 53% of Iran’s total exports ($31.6 billion) over the nine months to Dec. 21, director general of Commercial Services Expansion Office with the Trade Promotion Organization of Iran said.
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Publish Date:07/January/2018 | 10:35

Two-Thirds of Iran’s Non-Oil Exports Lack Value Added

EghtesadOnline: A close inspection of 24 industrial categories on the list of Iran’s non-oil exports (including gas condensate) during the seven months to Oct. 22 shows that five groups had the lion’s share of overall exports worth $16 billion.
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Publish Date:31/December/2017 | 10:43

Iran’s Main Export Destinations

EghtesadOnline: China, Iraq, the UAE, South Korea and Afghanistan were Iran’s top export destinations in the descending order over the eight months of the current fiscal year (March 21-Nov. 21), the latest figures by the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration showed.
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Publish Date:13/December/2017 | 14:57

Most Iran Export, Import Via Sea

EghtesadOnline: About 93% of Iran’s exports and 83% of its imports are conducted via sea, the Army’s deputy for coordination said.
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Publish Date:13/December/2017 | 14:22

ICCIMA Probes Hurdles in Exports to CIS

EghtesadOnline: In a meeting held at Iran Chamber of Commerce, Mining, Industries, and Agriculture, authorities, including the head of Tabriz Chamber of Commerce and representatives of chambers from different Iranian cities, discussed problems and roadblocks in the way of Iran’s exports to the Commonwealth of Independent States.
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Publish Date:25/November/2017 | 11:40

Exports from Iran's Astara soar 63 percent

EghtesadOnline: Exports from Astara Port in Iran's Gilan Province rose by 63 percent in the first half of this Iranian year (beginning March 21, 2017) compared to the same period last year, a local official said on Sunday.
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Publish Date:24/October/2017 | 14:15

Real Rial Rate Main Booster of Exports

EghtesadOnline: Iranian exports are currently suffering as a result of an "illogical" endeavor by the government to keep the national currency, rial, strong against other foreign currencies, the head of Exports Commission at the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture said.
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Publish Date:23/October/2017 | 09:30

$850m of Cheap Export Loans Approved

EghtesadOnline: The Export Development Bank of Iran and the National Development Fund of Iran have agreed to add another 10 trillion rials ($256.4 million) to the previous 23 trillion rials ($589.7 million) meant to empower specialized banks to allocate cheap loans to boost non-oil exports, EDBI’s head of Credit Department announced.
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Publish Date:03/October/2017 | 11:56

Iraq second largest importer of Iranian goods

EghtesadOnline: With $2 billion worth of imports from Iran between March 21 to June 21, Iraq is the second most important destination for Iranian goods, according to the latest statistics.
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Publish Date:27/September/2017 | 14:58

Iran Accounts for 4.5% of Neighboring Countries’ Imports

EghtesadOnline: Iran accounted for as little as 4.5% (or $13.3 billion) of around $295 billion worth of imports of its seven neighboring countries, namely Iraq, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan Republic, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan, in 2016.
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Publish Date:13/September/2017 | 13:00

80% Jump in Exports to Turkey

EghtesadOnline: Iran exported about $4.5 billion worth of goods to Turkey during the seven months ending July 2017, registering an 80% rise compared with the corresponding period of last year, the Turkish Statistical Institute announced.
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Publish Date:06/September/2017 | 08:32

Call for Employing Foreign Consultants to Promote Exports

EghtesadOnlline: Referring to the dearth of incentives as a key impediment to export promotion in Iran, Mohammad Shariatmadari, the new minister of industries, mining and trade, said the government should employ foreign consultants to properly introduce global markets to domestic producers.
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Publish Date:30/August/2017 | 14:07

Export up by 90% in Iran western border area

EghtesadOnline: Iran's export from Siranband border crossing over a four-month period this year (May 21- March 21) has grown 90 percent, compared to the same period last year, a local official said on Saturday.
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Publish Date:19/August/2017 | 24:38

EDBI Loans to Promote Exports

EghtesadOnline: The Export Development Bank of Iran—the EXIM Bank of Iran—is set to dole out loans worth 3 trillion rials ($78.7 million) through the National Development Fund of Iran, the country’s sovereign fund, to boost the export of industrial and mining products, the bank’s official website announced.
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Publish Date:15/August/2017 | 14:40

Iranian Export Prices “Uncompetitive”

EghtesadOnline; The decline in Iran’s export of non-oil products in the four months ending July 22, as reported by the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration, is a result of their high prices in international markets, the deputy head of Iran Export Confederation at Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture said.
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Publish Date:06/August/2017 | 15:08