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Row Holding Company SOE/ Activity List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) Iranian 1 Privatization Loshan Cement 33.00 Organization (IPO) 2 IPO Armco- Automobile Radiator 25.65 3 IPO Iran Poya, Refrigerator Profile, … 0.30 4 IPO Jam-e Jahan Nama 0.02 5 IPO Iran Piston 10.48 6 IPO Mazandaran Textile Company 23.85 IPO Naghsh Iran Industrial Group 28،21 7 IPO Jean Mode 26،67 8 IPO Dezfoul Sugar Factory 24،69 9 IPO Yasuj Sugar Factory 22،84 10 IPO Guilan Carpet Company 21،16 11 IPO Pars Battery Company 21،17 12 IPO Bafkar 10،84 13 IPO Jamco 10،24 14 IPO Jahan Wool Textile 7،5 15 IPO Pars Profile, Rolling Industries, … 6،46 16 IPO Automobile Electrical Parts 6،35 17 List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) IPO Pars Faston 0،68 18 IPO Derakhshan Yazd Co. 0،38 19 IPO Shadanpour Shoes 0،17 20 IPO Iran Alaedin 0،16 21 IPO Pars Paper 0،00 22 IPO Shiraz Textile Factory 0،11 23 IPO Kashan Spinning and Weaving Company 0،04 24 IPO Isfahan Spinning Bobbin 20،99 25 26 IPO Behshahr Industries Development 0.00 27 IPO Sadi Ceramics and Tiles 0.00 28 IPO Shahryar Industries and Farming 28.17 29 IPO Osveh Pharmacologic Company 0.01 30 IPO Kowsar Pharmacologic Company 0.01 31 IPO Niloo Tile 0.00 32 IPO Shiravan Sponge 9.63 33 IPO Pars Pamchal 0.00 34 IPO Loghman Pharmacologic Company 0.01 35 IPO Gorji Biscuit 0.00 List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) 36 IPO Tehran Cement 0.32 37 IPO Arya Electric 0.00 38 IPO New Shahreza Textile and Weaving 5.10 39 IPO Ziba Bobbin Textile and Weaving 13.56 40 IPO Kouh Fard 10.48 41 IPO Tehran Manufacturing Group 0.99 42 IPO Nakhkar 95.07 43 IPO Givar Industrial and Manufacturing Company 0.79 44 IPO Jahan Industrial Company 32.35 45 IPO Mobliran 0.00 46 IPO Iran Form 3.82 47 IPO Yazd Gerdbaf 0.03 48 IPO Baft Azadi 31.24 49 IPO Jahan Plant Oil 4.00 IPO Iran Glass Wool 0،08 50 51 IPO Iran-Rasht Electric 16.00 IPO Ghaemshahr Paper Manufacturing Industries 0،01 52 53 IPO Shomal Cement 0.10 List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) 54 IPO Mashad Packaging Industries 3.83 55 IMIDRO Iran Press Company 100.00 56 IMIDRO Oil Equipment Industries 100.00 57 IMIDRO Lorestan Polyester Industries 49.00 58 IMIDRO Ghaen Industries Development 49.00 59 IMIDRO Kashmar Zohreh Granite Tile Manufacturing 40.79 60 IMIDRO Cheragh Danesh Development 40.00 61 IMIDRO Mashad Powder Metallurgy Company 40.00 62 IMIDRO Rena Investment Company 37.78 63 IMIDRO Iranian Shares of SAIPA Manufacturing Company 37.05 64 IMIDRO Iran Khodro 37.00 65 IMIDRO IDRO Consulting Services and Financial Supply 35.00 66 IMIDRO Semnan Elegant Participation 25.00 67 IMIDRO Iran Quality Control and Standard 100.00 Sadra Omid Chabahar (Ships Scrapping and and Vessel 68 IMIDRO 100.00 Parts) 69 IMIDRO Jovin Electrical Machines Ind’s Co. (J.M.Co.) 100.00 70 IMIDRO Heavy Diesel Manufacturing Industries 100.00 71 IMIDRO Luleh Gostar Esfarayen 100.00 List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) 72 IMIDRO Pars Car Manufacturing 100.00 73 IMIDRO Gostaresh Railway Transportation Development 100.00 74 IMIDRO Nosaz Services and Construction 100.00 75 IMIDRO Tabriz Machine Sazi Foundry 100 76 IMIDRO Esfarayen Industrial Complex 100 77 IMIDRO Iran Ship Building and Offshore Industries Complex 100.00 78 IMIDRO Iran Industiral Designs Management 100.00 79 IMIDRO Iranian Welding Research and Engineering Center 100.00 Self-sufficiency Research and Services Center (Center 80 IMIDRO 100.00 for IT Development) 81 IMIDRO Iran Entrepreneurship Development (Morattab-No Co.) 100.00 82 IMIDRO Arvandan Shipbuilding Company 99.98 83 IMIDRO Advanced Industrial Systems Research Center 76.93 84 IMIDRO Kavosh Research Town 69.00 85 IMIDRO Iran Informatics Development 49.00 86 IMIDRO Industrial Export Development 48.00 Ultra Industrial Research Development (Automobile 87 IMIDRO 48.00 Industries Development) 88 IMIDRO Pak Mayeh Kermanshah 40.00 List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) 89 IMIDRO Aluminum Tire Rings Gostaresh Gam Afarin 40.00 90 IMIDRO Taftan Moulds 40.00 91 IMIDRO South Polymer Industries 39.99 92 IMIDRO IDRO Commerce 38.70 93 IMIDRO Sepideh Tous Jam 35.00 Saipa Designing, Engineering and Manufacturing of 94 IMIDRO 33.33 Equipment and Machineries 95 IMIDRO Persian Gulf Chemical Polymers Development 29.99 96 IMIDRO Alamara Image Lamps 17.00 97 IMIDRO Arya Gas and Oil Development 39.00 98 IMIDRO Pardis Chemical Development 39.99 99 IMIDRO Kaje Tile Industry 40.00 100 IMIDRO Iran Industrial Consulting Engineers 100.00 101 IMIDRO Emad Semiconductors 100.00 102 IMIDRO Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Agro-Industrial Company 100.00 103 IMIDRO Paysaz 96.61 Biology Development Technology (Biological Industry 104 IMIDRO 49.00 Development) 105 IMIDRO Advance Materials Development 49.00 List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) 106 IMIDRO Sarv Oil and Gas Development Industries 48.98 107 IMIDRO Ferdows Textile Factories 45.00 108 IMIDRO Fars Industries and Export Development 40.57 109 IMIDRO Bam Food Industries Development 40.00 110 IMIDRO Kartak System 40.00 111 IMIDRO IDRO LANDRA Industrial Group 40.00 112 IMIDRO Non-Stock Exchange Network of the IDRO 40.00 113 IMIDRO Tous Gol Naghsh 35.00 114 IMIDRO Iran Tractor Manufacturing Foundry 0.00 115 IMIDRO Gold Technology Pioneers 36.00 116 IMIDRO Langeroud Gas Industries Development 43.00 117 IMIDRO Kar Gas System 40.00 118 IMIDRO Khorambid Fiber Glass Production 40.00 IMIDRO Eshkuda Pars 50،8 119 120 IMIDRO Pars Pirex Shargh 35.00 121 IMIDRO Pars Mining Industries 14.00 IMIDRO Elfin Razi Petrochemical Complex 0،04 122 123 IMIDRO Payvand Tous Industrial and Manufacturing 30.00 List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) 124 IMIDRO Iranian Growth Investment Development 60.00 125 IMIDRO Arjan Gostar Oil Seed Production 40.00 Middle East Parsian Company of Materials Recovery and IMIDRO 39،8 126 Conversion 127 IMIDRO Kimia Gostar Priouz Chemical Industry 40.00 IMIDRO Kordestn Nirou Development Industries 40،3 128 129 IMIDRO Zanjan Talaee Gostar Industries 40.00 130 IMIDRO Gerd Stone Development 40.00 131 IMIDRO Balouch Hamoun Stone Development 40.00 132 IMIDRO Kimiaye Bartar Industries Development 28.00 IMIDRO Shafagh Luleh Gostar 39،8 133 134 IMIDRO Fars Firouzabad Machine Manufacturing 40.00 135 IMIDRO Saravan Nakhl Balouch 40.00 136 IMIDRO Chimi Gostar Nikou 30.00 137 IMIDRO Penasouz 50.00 138 IMIDRO Iran Advanced Technology 15.00 139 IMIDRO IDRO Charter 60.00 140 IMIDRO Iran Skin and Leather Industries 27.00 141 IMIDRO Sazmeh Mining Company 49.00 List of IPO Divestible SOEs and Activities, during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 List of Divestible SOEs and Activities of Group 1, subject of the Article 2 of the Law on the Application of the General Policies of the Article 44 of the Constitution during March 21, 2010 until March 20, 2011 Divestible RowHolding Company SOE/ Activity Share (in percent) 142 IMIDRO Iran Marine Industries 100.00 IMIDRO Iran Oil Industries Engineering and Manufacturing 33،33 143 144 IMIDRO Industrial Management Organization ** 99,99 145 IMIDRO Human Resources Studies and Productivity Institute ** 100.00 146 IMIDRO Teymareh Metal Industry 40.00 147 IMIDRO
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