During a one-day trip to Zanjan by the CEO of Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co. and a group of the company’s managers and advisors, the province’s economic and investment capacities, the capabilities of copper production units, the development of commercial cooperation, and ways to expand industrial engagement were reviewed.
According to the Public Relations and Information Office of Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co., Masoud Asadi Taheri, the company’s CEO, together with Amir Yekeh Zare, Deputy for Financial, Economic, and Strategic Oversight; Babak Ghofrani, Advisor to the CEO; Morteza Ashrafi, Advisor and Head of the CEO’s Office; Hassan Kermaninezhad, Advisor on Legal Affairs and Contracts; Kavous Kimiaifard, Commercial Director; Abbas Bakhshi, Director of Public Relations and Information; and Milad Bagherinezhad, Head of the Support Office, during a one-day trip to Zanjan met provincial officials and visited a number of industrial units and centers related to the copper billet production chain and the supply of copper products.
Review of economic and investment capacities in a meeting with the Governor of Zanjan
In the first program of this trip, Masoud Asadi Taheri, Vice Chairman of the Board and CEO of Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co., together with a group of the company’s managers and members of its leadership, met and held discussions with Ali Kazemi, Governor of Zanjan. The meeting was held with the participation of economic managers and officials involved in following up on investment matters at the Zanjan Governorate.
At this meeting, Zanjan Province’s economic capacities and potential areas of cooperation with Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co. were discussed. The company’s capabilities in mining and copper, opportunities to expand economic and industrial activities, and the possibility of using the province’s existing capacities to broaden joint cooperation were among the topics of this conversation.
Given that Zanjan Province has industrial capacity and hosts units related to the processing and production of copper products, reviewing areas of engagement between the mining sector and downstream industries can help identify new investment opportunities, strengthen links among production and commercial units, and facilitate industrial cooperation.
The meeting also emphasized the importance of constructive interaction between economic entities and executive bodies in identifying investment opportunities, reviewing possible obstacles, and creating the conditions for industrial development.
Discussion with the Advisor and Director General of the Governor’s Office on Zanjan’s mining capacities
Continuing the trip program, the visiting delegation of Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co. met and held discussions with Ali Andarzgou, Advisor and Director General of the Governor’s Office.
At this meeting, Zanjan Province’s capacities in mining and related industries—particularly copper mines and industrial units producing cathode and other copper products using industrial furnaces—were highlighted.
The parties reviewed potential areas of cooperation between Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co. and the province’s industrial operators. Understanding the capabilities of production units, assessing existing capacities in the copper product supply and sales chain, and reviewing opportunities for cooperation between the mining sector and processing industries were among the topics addressed in this program.
Visits to copper production plants and product storage centers
Continuing the trip, the CEO and accompanying delegation visited two industrial units active in furnace-based copper billet production at the Zanjan Industrial Estate.
During these visits, the delegation became closely acquainted with the production activities of these units, and existing capacities for producing copper products, industrial facilities, and potential areas of cooperation with Taknar Copper Mines Complex were reviewed.
The visiting delegation also toured the final copper products warehouse and the concentrate depot. This visit was conducted to gain a closer familiarity with product storage conditions, existing warehousing capacities, and related aspects of the supply, sales, and marketing chain for mineral products.
Visiting these centers provided an opportunity to better understand the operational and commercial capacities of copper industry operators and to review the possibility of expanding engagement between producers and suppliers of mineral materials.
Visit to the Qur’an calligraphy workshop of Master Seyyed Isa Shabiri Zanjani
Another part of the Zanjan trip program of the CEO and a group of managers and advisors of Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co. was dedicated to visiting the Qur’an calligraphy workshop of Master Seyyed Isa Shabiri Zanjani.
On this visit, members of the visiting delegation became closely acquainted with the artist’s artistic and Qur’anic activities and with part of his works and activities in the field of Qur’an calligraphy.
Continuing this program, Hossein Moghadam, CEO of Caspian Sanat Gharb Company, presented a fine calligraphy artwork by Master Seyyed Isa Shabiri Zanjani to Masoud Asadi Taheri, CEO of Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co.
Reviewing ways to expand cooperation with Caspian Sanat Gharb Company
At the end of the one-day trip of the visiting delegation to Zanjan, a joint meeting was held between the leadership of Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co. and the managers of Caspian Sanat Gharb Company.
At this meeting, ways to continue and expand commercial cooperation—particularly in the sale of copper concentrate—were discussed. New cooperation models and ways to use the mutual capacities of the two organizations to expand economic and commercial engagement were also reviewed.
Given the importance of creating sustainable channels for supplying mineral products and expanding ties with entities active in industry and trade, the meeting focused on reviewing ways to strengthen existing cooperation and identify new areas of engagement.
Emphasis on expanding mining, industrial, and commercial engagement
The one-day trip of the CEO and accompanying delegation of Taknar Copper Mines Complex Co. to Zanjan included a set of managerial meetings, reviews of investment capacities, industrial visits, and commercial sessions.
Reviewing cooperation opportunities with provincial officials, becoming acquainted with the capabilities of copper production plants, visiting product storage centers, and holding discussions with the managers of Caspian Sanat Gharb Company were among the focuses of this trip, which can provide a basis for a more precise understanding of cooperation opportunities and for following up on shared capacities in the copper mining and industry value chain.
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