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Synergy in the value chain of Bank Pasargad Financial Group Is Our Mission

Arzesh Afarinan Pasargad
We extract oil from deep sea
The development of mining and steel industry
Investment and participation in the country's major construction projects
Investment and providing comprehensive

solutions in information technology
Dynamic and continuous partnership

in the field of insurance

Arzesh Afarinan Pasargad at a glance

Arzesh Afarinan Pasargad Company as the executive arm of Pasargad Bank was registered in the Companies Registration Office on 2006.01.10. Its capital amounts to 120.17 million USD and was registered as a multi-disciplinary holding in the Tehran Stock Exchange.

The Company is one of the most experienced one in the Pasargad Financial Group. Having one of the most experienced members of the Board of Directors, along with the growth of the Pasargad Bank continued its growth .Arzeshafrinan plays an important role in the establishment and shaping of financial and industrial services of the Pasargad Bank. As the investment holding of the Pasargad Bank, the Company is active in energy sectors, financial services, mining, construction, etc.

The volume of investments has experienced a growing trend since its establishment. The Company's investments amounted to 526 million USD in March 2015. The net profit of the Company is estimated to amount 56.75 million in 2016.

In March 2015, the Present Asset Value was estimated to be 22,000 billion IRR showing an accelerated growth over the past five years.

Arzesh Afarinan Pasargad

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