Persian Gulf Express has also tried to overcome limitations by developing business ties and attracting new markets in Oman. In recent years, this complex exports about four to five million tons of minerals every year and is also active in the field of unloading imported industrial cargo. Importing 12 special stocking machines from China, with the aim of increasing the speed of unloading and reducing leaks and contamination of materials, was one of the additional steps taken by the company to improve operational efficiency. During the Shahid Rajai port events, the heavy machinery of this complex was used in rescue and waste removal operations. A presence that brought about 11 billion tomans in repairs and damage to equipment. However, the lack of fuel and the difficulty in supplying parts are still the company's main challenges. The complex's monthly requirement reaches about 120,000 liters of diesel, while the allocated quota has been reduced to 50,000 liters at certain points. The story of the Persian Gulf is an example of the efforts of the private sector to maintain employment and continued economic activity in critical conditions; A sustained effort, in addition to internal management, depends on supporting manufacturing and trading infrastructure and removing operational obstacles.