Mobin and Damavand companies, which supplied electricity, water and oxygen to Assaluyeh petrochemicals, have been targeted; Pars Petrochemical is healthy and there has been no damage to this company.

The targeting of Mobin and Damavand, crucial suppliers for Assaluyeh petrochemicals, raises concerns about supply disruptions in the region.

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  • These two companies have had activities similar to Fajr Energy in Mahshahr, and for this reason, the electricity of all Assaluyeh petrochemicals will remain off until the reconstruction of these companies.
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Although Pars Petrochemical remains unscathed, the cessation of electricity to all Assaluyeh facilities could impact production timelines and investor sentiment regarding energy stability in Iran.

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