Over 1560 Billion IRR in Agreements Signed on First Day of INOTEX 2025 Tech Needs Events

On the first day of technological needs presentation events at INOTEX 2025, held on April 30, 2025, agreements worth over 1560 billion IRR (approximately 37 million USD) were signed by technology trade brokers of Iran’s National Tech-Market Network at Pardis Technology Park.

 
The first day of specialized Reverse Pitch events, coinciding with the 14th International Innovation and Technology Exhibition (INOTEX 2025), took place on Wednesday, April 30, at Pardis Technology Park. Two major events focusing on chemical industries and digital transformation with artificial intelligence (AI) drew significant participation from technologists, knowledge-based companies, industry leaders, and senior officials.

First Event: Technological Needs of Chemical Industries with Iran Chemical Industries Holding
Organized by Sanjesh va Danesh Ayrik Company, a technology trade broker of the National Tech-Market Network, this event featured Iran Chemical Industries Investment Company representing the holding. They presented four key technological needs: developing chlorinated paraffin production technology by overcoming bottlenecks with local expertise, achieving domestic production know-how for Supercred A transformer oil, localizing solid alkylation catalyst production, and acquiring know-how for WD-40 multi-purpose spray production.

Over 90 industry specialists and experts attended, followed by B2B negotiations focused on technological solutions. The discussions resulted in five cooperation agreements worth 360 billion IRR (approximately 8.6 million USD).

Second Event: Third National Mulla Sadra Event on Digital Transformation and AI
Hosted by the Gamba Productivity Foundation, the official Tech-Market broker for Fars region, this event titled “Presentation of Technological Needs in Digital Transformation and AI” addressed over 100 technological needs from major industries such as South Aluminum, Pegah Fars, Shiraz Electronics Industries, Shiraz Municipality, and companies in industrial towns and zones. The event culminated in over 60 cooperation agreements valued at more than 1200 billion IRR (approximately 28.6 million USD).

Prominent figures in attendance included Dr. Jabbaripour (Deputy for Innovation Development at Pardis Technology Park), Dr. Pashakhanlou (Head of the Ministry of Defense Fund), Dr. Khaleghi (Secretary of the National Tech-Market Network), Engineer Golestani (Director of Industrial and Technological Development at the Small Industries and Industrial Towns Organization of Iran), and other senior technology and industry leaders.

The success of these two events on the first day, with a total of 65 agreements exceeding 1560 billion IRR, signals profound and practical impacts on fostering industry-technology relations. These achievements mark a significant step toward realizing national development goals and enhancing Iran’s innovation ecosystem.