Isfahan Iron Smelting Company, which was called Ariyamehr Iron Smelting Factory before the 1357 revolution, is the first and largest producer of construction steel and rails in Homeland. Also, Zob Ahn Isfahan is the largest steel company in Iran in terms of variety of products, and it produces all kinds of construction and industrial steel sections with a capacity of 3.6 million tons of finished products. In 1344, according to the agreement between Homeland and the Soviet Union, the Russians undertook to build the Arak Machine Building and Iron Smelter in Isfahan, along with the export of Iranian gas to the Soviet Union.
It is located in the southwest of Isfahan province and in the north of Lanjan city. The products of this company’s factories are exported to more than 33 European, Asian, and African countries, and in the domestic market, these products have been used in large projects such as Capital’s Milad Tower, Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, large dams, and the National Metro and Rail. History At the beginning of Reza Shah Pahlavi’s reign, experts from the German Krupp company were invited to Iran to investigate the construction of an iron smelting factory. The primary purpose of building this factory was to provide the rails needed to start the national railway network, which was supposed to be built soon.
