The economy of resistance does not materialize with profit on paper; The Kodal documents call for the management of Kangan and Taban Freda Petro-Refineries to answer.
59,000 billion profit, heavy financial cost and production stoppage; What happened to capital return in Kangan?
The financial statements of Taban Farda Petrochemical Group indicate a net profit of about 59.6 thousand billion tomans; But next to this profit, there are financial costs of about 9.7 thousand billion tomans, uncertainty in the audit about the price of feed and fuel of the Kangan refinery and the disclosure of the stoppage of production of one of the important units of this complex. The question of the newspaper News is clear: when enormous financial resources are invested in the petrochemical industry, why are there still unanswered questions about the true cost of production, the sustainability of the activity and the return on investment?
According to a news bulletin, in the economy of resistance, the success of an industrial enterprise cannot be measured only by increasing the accounting profit. A company that has extensive financial resources, equipment and infrastructure must show how much real production, stable capacity and cash flow it has generated for each riyal of investment.
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