Jahad Nasr Fars Company

What Jahad Nasr Fars Company does

Jahad Nasr Fars Company (شرکت جهاد نصر فارس) is a privately-held infrastructure holding company headquartered in Shiraz, Fars Province, Iran, founded in the early 1990s as part of the broader Jahad Nasr institutional framework associated with Iranian martyr and veteran foundations. The company operates as a multi-disciplinary civil engineering contractor executing large-scale infrastructure projects for government ministries, provincial authorities, and state-owned enterprises, with a portfolio spanning road and highway construction, dam building, irrigation and drainage networks, oil and gas pipeline installation, marine and port structures, mining, and building construction. Service delivery is structured through six wholly-owned subsidiaries covering construction (Abniyeh Sazan Nasr Pars), transportation, mining, commercial trading, ICT (Ronak Sanat Mandegar), and building SBU.

The company's revenue model is project-based, driven by fixed-price construction contracts and tenders, supplemented by EPC work, mining extraction, and commercial trading through its subsidiary network. Major clients include the New Towns Development Company, National Iranian Gas Company, Iranian Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, Ports and Maritime Organization, and various provincial road departments. Notable active projects include the 10.5 km Gharepiri Highway connecting Sadra to Shiraz (57% complete as of late 2024), an 80 km section of the 56-inch Fourth National Gas Pipeline (Phase 6), the Ramshir irrigation EPC, and breakwater construction at Kangan and Assaluyeh ports. Geographic operations span at least eight Iranian provinces with primary concentration in southern Iran.

The firm holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, and HSE-MS certifications, government contractor qualification credentials, and over 20 commendation certificates. Leadership includes Dr. Bustani as CEO and Haj Mousavi as Chairman of the Board. In June 2021, the company initiated procedures to enter the Tehran Stock Exchange. The holding company formally lists 36 employees, though project execution is largely carried out through subsidiaries and subcontractors.

Name

Jahad Nasr Fars Company

Legal name

شرکت جهاد نصر فارس (Jahad Nasr Fars Company)

Website

https://jnfars.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1990

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Jahad Nasr Fars Company is a Shiraz-based infrastructure holding company executing large-scale government civil engineering contracts across roads, dams, oil and gas, marine, irrigation, mining, and building construction in Iran, primarily serving state ministries and state-owned enterprises through six subsidiaries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Civil Engineering and Infrastructure Construction

NAICS

Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction (237120), Utility System Construction (2371)

SIC

Heavy Construction Other Than Bldg Const - Contractors (1600), Oil & Gas Field Services, Nec (1389)

akta.pro primary industry

Oil & Gas Midstream & Pipeline O&M (Pipelines, Compressor Stations) (EUAEAGAF)

Keywords

• Civil engineering construction
• Infrastructure development
• Road construction services
• Dam construction projects
• Oil gas pipeline construction

Headquarters

HQ city

Shiraz

HQ country

Iran

HQ region

Middle East

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Civil Engineering and Construction Contracts: The company generates revenue primarily through fixed-price construction contracts for government and state enterprise clients. Projects span road construction, dam building, irrigation/drainage, oil and gas pipeline work, marine structures, mining, and building construction. Revenue is project-based and contract-driven, with multiple concurrent projects executed through its subsidiary companies.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Jahad Nasr Fars Company is an Iranian infrastructure holding company that executes large-scale civil engineering and construction projects for government and state-owned enterprise clients. Its core offerings span road and highway construction, dam building, irrigation and drainage networks, oil and gas pipeline installation, marine structures (breakwaters), mining operations, building construction, and water transfer projects. The company operates through a holding structure of six wholly-owned subsidiaries covering construction, transportation, mining, trading, ICT, and building SBU.

Product overview

Jahad Nasr Fars Company (جهاد نصر فارس) is a national-scale infrastructure holding company headquartered in Shiraz, Iran, operating as a diversified conglomerate with over three decades of experience. The company's product portfolio spans multiple integrated service lines: (1) a core construction and engineering division covering road/highway construction, dam and hydraulic structure building, marine structures (breakwaters, port development), building construction, and mining; (2) specialized oil and gas infrastructure services including gas pipeline construction and well-site development; (3) water management services encompassing irrigation, drainage, water transfer, and land reclamation; (4) transportation/logistics operations through a dedicated subsidiary; (5) commercial trading and supply chain services; and (6) IT/communications through subsidiary Ronak Sanat Mandegar. The holding structure comprises seven subsidiaries: Abniyeh Sazan Nasr Pars (civil construction), Atlas Borna Zagros (commercial trading), Jahad Nasr Fars Transportation, Shandiz Sanati Madani Nasr Pars (mining), Ronak Sanat Mandegar (ICT), and SBU Building. Major projects include the 10.5 km Qareh Piri expressway linking Sadra new city to Shiraz, gas transmission pipeline projects (80 km of 56-inch pipeline), irrigation and drainage EPC networks, and dam construction across southern Iran.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Road Construction (راهسازی) End-to-end execution of large-scale road construction and infrastructure projects, including highways, expressways, secondary roads, bridges, interchanges, and asphalt operations for government clients across southern Iran.
• Irrigation and Drainage (آبیاری و زهکشی) Design and implementation of land leveling, drainage, irrigation, and pipe-laying projects, including sub-network irrigation systems, water transfer, and agricultural land reclamation for government water management clients.
• Dam Construction (سدسازی) Design and construction of various dam types (earth and concrete), including storage dams, flood control dams, and related infrastructure for government water resource clients.
• Marine Structures (سازه های دریایی) Design and construction of marine structures including breakwaters and port development projects for port and maritime clients.
• Oil and Gas Infrastructure (نفت و گاز) Execution of oil and gas transmission pipeline construction, gas distribution, and infrastructure for oil and gas facilities including access roads, water transmission lines, and well-site construction for energy sector clients.
• Building Construction (ساختمان) Construction of large residential and commercial buildings, including apartment complexes and administrative buildings for government and institutional clients.
• Mining Operations (معدن) Execution of large mining projects including exploration, extraction, and processing of mineral resources for the mining sector.
• Road Freight Transportation Services (حمل و نقل) Road transportation of goods, offering freight services 24/7 across domestic and transit routes from ports and production centers, provided through subsidiary Jahad Nasr Fars Transportation Company.
• Commercial Trading Services (بازرگانی) Import, export, commercial transactions, supply and distribution of goods needed by holding companies and projects, and participation in various investment plans, provided through subsidiary Atlas Borna Zagros Trading Company.

Quantifiable outcome

• 57% physical progress achieved on the 10.5 km Gharepiri Highway project linking Sadra to Shiraz, with over 6 km ready for asphalt paving

Named customers5 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• FCCIMA (Fars Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture)minorOthersFCCIMA is listed as a partner company on the Jahad Nasr Fars website under the 'Partner Companies' section. The chamber represents the business community in Fars Province and likely provides networking, certification, and business development support for the holding's activities.
• Sadra New Town Development Company (NIDC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSadra New Town Development Company (NIDC) is a key partner for infrastructure projects in the Sadra New City development zone. Jahad Nasr Fars is executing the Gharepiri Highway project as prime contractor for Sadra NIDC.
• Ministry of Roads and Urban Development (MRUD)coreOthersThe Ministry of Roads and Urban Development (MRUD) is the primary government ministry overseeing the road construction and urban development projects that Jahad Nasr Fars executes as a contractor.
• Ministry of Industries, Mines and Trade (MIMT)coreOthersThe Ministry of Industries, Mines and Trade (MIMT) is listed as a partner, providing regulatory oversight and licensing for the mining operations conducted by Jahad Nasr Fars subsidiaries.
• Jahad Nasr Central OrganizationcoreOthersJahad Nasr Central Organization is the parent or affiliated national body overseeing all Jahad Nasr companies across Iran. Jahad Nasr Fars is a regional holding within this broader network.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Petrofac: International EPC and operations services provider for the oil and gas sector with strong Middle East presence. Comparable in gas pipeline construction and upstream/midstream infrastructure execution, though at significantly larger international scale.
• Worley: Global engineering and project delivery services provider for energy, chemicals, and resources projects. Comparable as a multi-discipline engineering and construction services provider serving energy and infrastructure clients internationally.
• MAPNA Group: Iran's largest power generation EPC contractor, providing engineering, procurement, and construction for thermal and combined-cycle power plants. Comparable as a state-aligned Iranian EPC conglomerate with diversified infrastructure exposure, though focused more on power generation than roads and dams.
• IDRO Group (Industrial Development & Renovation Organization): State-owned Iranian industrial holding overseeing manufacturing and engineering subsidiaries across heavy industry, machinery, and construction. Comparable as a broader Iranian government-linked industrial conglomerate with overlapping infrastructure and industrial project exposure.
• Tecnicas Reunidas: Spanish international EPC contractor executing oil and gas, refining, and power projects globally. Comparable to Jahad Nasr Fars's oil and gas infrastructure vertical and ability to execute multi-discipline EPC projects (as evidenced by the Ramshir irrigation EPC).
• Saipem: Italian-based international EPC contractor specializing in oil and gas pipelines, refineries, and offshore projects. Comparable as a global benchmark for midstream pipeline construction (Jahad Nasr Fars's 80 km 56-inch gas pipeline project) and oil and gas infrastructure delivery.

Direct peers

• SADRA Marine Industrial Group: Iranian marine and offshore construction firm executing port development, breakwater, and shipbuilding projects. Comparable to Jahad Nasr Fars's marine structures division (Assaluyeh and Kangan breakwaters) and a peer on port-related government tenders.
• Khatam al-Anbiya Construction Headquarters: Iran's largest construction contractor, affiliated with the IRGC, executing major national infrastructure projects across oil and gas, roads, dams, and energy transmission. Most directly comparable peer to Jahad Nasr Fars given the same government-client business model and multi-sector infrastructure mandate.
• Kayson Inc: Major Iranian private-sector construction conglomerate executing large-scale infrastructure, oil and gas, and industrial projects domestically and internationally. Comparable to Jahad Nasr Fars as a diversified Iranian contractor operating across similar infrastructure verticals.
• Pars Gostar Dam and Civil Company: Iranian construction company that contracted Jahad Nasr Fars as a subcontractor on the Isfahan-Shiraz freeway project. Comparable as an Iranian heavy civil contractor competing for similar highway and dam tenders in the same regional market.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles5 records

Subsidiaries6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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