RoydadNaft –  Jam Petrochemical’s first-half sales rose sharply in September 2026, with about 43 trillion tomans in six-month revenue and nearly 18 trillion tomans in that month alone — more than double September 2025.

According to Roydad Naft, the company, listed as Jam, recorded about 43 trillion tomans in sales in the first half of the year running from March 21 to September 22, 2026. In the month from August 23 to September 22, 2026 it posted about 18 trillion tomans of revenue, a monthly record and more than twice the same period in 2025 (August 23–September 22, 2025).

One “hemt” equals 1 trillion tomans.

Of the six-month total, about 28 trillion tomans was domestic sales and 15 trillion tomans was export sales. The home market accounted for the larger share of first-half revenue, but exports remained a substantial part of Jam’s sales.

September 2026 sales record

That month stood out in the period. The company sold about 8 trillion tomans in August–September 2025 and about 18 trillion tomans in August–September 2026 — more than double year on year, and the highest monthly figure in the period under review.

Low-density polyethylene led Jam’s sales

Low-density polyethylene had a large share of August–September 2026 revenue in both domestic and export markets.

Domestic LDPE sales reached 2.399 trillion tomans. Export LDPE sales were 4.557 trillion tomans, the company’s largest export-revenue line that month.