Iran-Tajikistan conference
Interview with Mr. Farshad Arjangi on Tajikistan TV network
Farshad Arjangi is an experienced entrepreneur and business manager with extensive expertise in cotton cleaning, oil production, spinning, weaving, and fiber recycling. He possesses outstanding managerial and advisory skills.
A pioneering figure in the textile industry with over four decades of experience
Experienced in the textile industry.
Experienced in financial management and crisis resolution.
Multilateral activity in the global market
A pioneer in the textile industry with over four decades of experience
Farshad Arjangi was born in 1347 (1968) in Hamadan. At the age of 16, he initiated his entrepreneurial journey by importing jute yarn from Bangladesh and establishing a weaving factory. Since 1369 (1990), he has been actively engaged in the production and trade of yarn, cotton, and fibers in the Tehran market.
His ventures include the establishment of cotton cleaning and oil extraction factories in Parsabad Moghan, a cotton cleaning factory in Arzouyeh Bast, and a fertilizer production plant in the Qom Industrial City. Farshad Arjangi's dedication to the industry is demonstrated by his activities in various aspects of the textile and industrial sectors, contributing significantly to the market.
Export of construction materials
Developing the trade of construction materials, including rebar, cement, and fiberglass, in various markets with a focus on quality and secure sourcing. By initiating trade in the field of construction materials, especially rebar, cement, and fiberglass, he has successfully sourced products from Iran and subsequently executed exports to various countries, including Tajikistan and Dubai. This experience reflects his commitment to international trade expansion and the development of various industries.
Launching a water factory
Farshad Arjangi is currently working on a project to establish a water factory in Tajikistan. This step serves as a symbol of his commitment to expansion in industrial and commercial fields. Not only does this project contribute to meeting local water needs, but it also creates employment opportunities and economic development in the region
