About Kian Petroleum

Kian Petroleum Services Company was established in 2018 with private sector investment, leveraging Iran’s significant natural gas resources and its strategic position in the Asia and Middle East markets. The company specializes in the supply of various oil and gas products and operates a dedicated fleet for the export of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) to neighboring countries such as Armenia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and others.

We utilize Iran’s rich oil and gas resources and the country’s strategic position in the Asia and Middle East markets to directly and specifically supply various gases and gas products, including butane, isobutane, pentane, and LPG, from both government and private refineries. Our dedicated transportation fleet covers domestic needs and exports to countries like Turkey, Armenia, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.

Focusing on international activities, Kian Petroleum produces and supplies the required oil and petrochemical products for both domestic and foreign markets. One of the prominent activities of our International Business Department is employing digital marketing strategies in petrochemical trade, which has established a significant presence in marketing, procurement, and trading for the company.

With the goal of developing the oil and gas industries, Kian Petroleum was founded as an independent company engaged in both domestic and international trade with private sector investment. It is one of the most active private companies in the Middle East, directly sourcing from Yazd Gas Refinery and handling brokerage for the export ring of the energy exchange, along with the specialized transportation of various gases and gas products.

Kian Petroleum provides specialized LPG transport services, including planning, distribution, scheduling, and timing, to reduce transport costs and optimize efficiency, offering the best services to traders and buyers of liquid petroleum gas.

Goals:

• Employment generation in the oil and gas industry
• Boosting the country’s economy in alignment with the 20-year outlook
• Efforts to further privatize the economy in accordance with Article 44 of the Constitution
• Investment and construction of LNG mini-refineries for exporting gas to more distant destinations
• Increasing logistical capacity and establishing LPG unloading and storage units at border terminals
• Training committed personnel at Kian Petroleum and utilizing internal resources to reduce foreign dependency
• Establishing LPG fueling stations for use in transportation fleets, particularly public transport