Iran Ferroalloy Industries Co. (Public Joint Stock Company) took an active part in ANKIROS 2026, one of the most prominent metallurgical industry events in the Eurasia region. The International Exhibition for Iron, Steel, Foundry, Non-Ferrous Metals, Metallurgical Technologies and Equipment provided an important platform for the Company to once again showcase its industrial capabilities and export potential on the international stage.
Held in October 2026 at the Istanbul Expo Center in Türkiye, the event brought together a broad range of manufacturers, suppliers, technical experts, business professionals and representatives of metallurgy-related industries from around the world.
As the first and largest producer of ferrosilicon and microsilica in Iran and the Middle East, Iran Ferroalloy Industries Co. used this international platform to present its products, highlight their technical capabilities and showcase the potential of Iran's ferroalloy industry. The Company's participation also provided an opportunity to strengthen relationships with stakeholders across the global steel value chain, identify new business opportunities and explore potential partnerships in international markets.
Engagement with international manufacturers, consumers and suppliers, alongside gaining insights into the latest market developments and trends in the metallurgical industry, represented valuable opportunities offered by this event to companies operating in the global ferroalloy sector.
Having earned the title of National Outstanding Exporter in 1405 and continuing to play an active role in advancing Iran's non-oil exports, Iran Ferroalloy Industries Co. remains committed to expanding its presence in international markets and showcasing the country's industrial capabilities. Through these efforts, the Company contributes to strengthening the position of Iranian brands in the global ferroalloy industry and reaffirms the importance of strategic participation in specialized international exhibitions as part of its commitment to sustainable growth.