The company achieved an operating revenue of 152,895 billion Tomans, marking a significant 6% growth compared to the similar period last year. This strong revenue growth confirms MSC’s robust and stable position in both domestic and export markets, a testament to its targeted sales policies and ability to maintain stable cash flow.

Despite facing cost pressures and a relative slowdown in domestic steel consumption, MSC successfully presented a stable operational picture. Hamedhossein Vali-Beik, the Vice President of Economic and Financial Affairs, confirmed that the company maintained a steady operational trend despite global steel price drops and recessionary conditions in the domestic market. This resilience is rooted in the company’s continuous strategic focus on optimizing production efficiency, improving energy utilization rates, expanding exports of high-value hot and cold rolled sheets, and implementing rigorous financial cost controls. This proactive, efficiency-driven approach underscores MSC’s industrial maturity and commitment to maintaining its leadership in the regional steel industry.