Khash Cement Company
Khash Cement Company is a cement producer associated with southeastern Iran’s construction-materials geography. Its relevance comes from serving a peripheral but strategically important province where logistics distance, road access, border-facing trade potential, and local infrastructure demand shape cement economics. For Hormuz Group, the company helps map how heavy materials are supplied in Sistan and Baluchestan, a province where transport gaps and regional development needs are central to market analysis.
Operations & footprint
Products and services
Khash Cement Company produces cement and related construction-material inputs used in regional building, concrete, infrastructure, and industrial construction markets. Its operating profile is linked to Sistan and Baluchestan’s materials supply chain, eastern and southeastern logistics routes, local contractor demand, energy-intensive production, and construction activity in a transport-constrained province.
Operations and assets
The Khash plant is located on 50 hectares at the foot of Taftan mountain. The company reports an initial clinker design capacity of 2,300 tonnes per day. A financial-market reference reports clinker capacity increased from 2,000 to 2,600 tonnes per day in 2007 and cement-production capability of 3,000 tonnes per day as of 27 October 2023.
Geographic footprint
Production is based in Khash, Sistan and Baluchestan Province. The company has also stated an intention to develop sales in national and international markets, without identifying current export destinations or volumes.
Ownership & group structure
Reported scale
Employees: A financial-market reference reported 500 direct and more than 2,000 indirect job opportunities as of 27 October 2023; these figures are not a current employee count.
Commercial and investment relevance
In the Hormuz investment graph, Khash Cement Company connects cement production, provincial infrastructure demand, construction-material logistics, eastern trade routes, and materials availability in one of Iran’s most transport-sensitive regions. It is useful for screening public-project exposure, regional construction cycles, border-market potential, and the cost structure of moving bulky materials in southeast Iran. Commercial use should verify plant location, product mix, distribution reach, export activity, energy access, disclosure quality, and counterparty reliability before relying on the profile. The company supplies a defined range of cement and pozzolan products from southeastern Iran and is listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange. Its stated market-development strategy includes national and international sales.
Constraints, risk & compliance
Key risks and constraints
Current financial performance, sales volumes, export activity, energy efficiency and supply conditions, environmental performance, and logistics arrangements were not established in the evidence reviewed.
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What does Khash Cement Company produce?
It produces Portland cement in Type I-325, I-425, II and V grades, pozzolanic Portland cement, and natural pozzolan powder.
Where is Khash Cement Company located?
Its production plant is in Khash, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran, on land at the foot of Taftan mountain. A Tehran office address is also reported by a financial-market source.
Is Khash Cement Company publicly listed?
Yes. It has been listed on the Main Market, Subsidiary Board of the Tehran Stock Exchange since 2002. Its Persian ticker is سخاش, and a financial-market source identifies the ISIN as IRO1SKHS0007.
What production capacity is reported for Khash Cement Company?
A financial-market reference reported capability to produce 3,000 tonnes of various cement types per day as of 27 October 2023. This should not be treated as a current output figure without updated verification.