Securing the economic future with mineral wisdom; On the way to the glass hall, the introduction ceremony of the company "Kavan named Nehushrah" with the trademark "Kavan" is taking place today, Saturday, November 7, at the Tehran Stock Exchange, so capital market activists are eagerly awaiting the arrival of this new player in the mining sector. Mohammad Reza Baharamen, vice chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the Iranian Mining House, emphasized the non-renewability of mineral resources and declared: the economic future of countries depends on smart management and the development of the value chain. With the advancement of technology, the value of minerals is changing and the care of rare elements together with the copper industry is the necessity of tomorrow's world. Referring to the history of this complex, Mahdumi, a board member, said: Abbasabad copper mine, whose first exploitation license was given in 1333, was revived from 1392 with the arrival of new investors after three decades of suspension. Today, about 600 people work directly and indirectly in this complex. The process of entering this company into the stock exchange began last year and it was registered in October 1405 with the symbol "Cavan".

Securing the economic future with mineral wisdom; On the way to the glass hall, the introduction ceremony of the company "Kavan named Nehushrah" with the trademark "Kavan" is taking place today, Saturday, November 7, at the Tehran Stock Exchange, so capital market activists are eagerly awaiting the arrival of this new player in the mining sector. Mohammad Reza Baharamen, vice chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the Iranian Mining House, emphasized the non-renewability of mineral resources and declared: the economic future of countries depends on smart management and the development of the value chain. With the advancement of technology, the value of minerals is changing and the care of rare elements together with the copper industry is the necessity of tomorrow's world. Referring to the history of this complex, Mahdumi, a board member, said: Abbasabad copper mine, whose first exploitation license was given in 1333, was revived from 1392 with the arrival of new investors after three decades of suspension. Today, about 600 people work directly and indirectly in this complex. The process of entering this company into the stock exchange began last year and it was registered in October 1405 with the symbol "Cavan".