Biggest export problem; price volatility
Managing Director Stone: In the field of export, there are still problems with currency and currency movements. Another issue is the export of rock volatility. Rising prices in some factories reduce sales and exports. Exports will be stronger if prices are fixed and manufacturers are given a fixed rate for their productive stone.
According to Iran Stone International Exhibition, Hojat Pourhasani, CEO of Sangara Company, in an exclusive interview with Iran Stone Agency stated: The company has four travertine mines (two mines), marble and crystal. New mines will be put into operation soon, and we are currently constructing roads; these are mainly marble, Chinese, travertine and crystal. In the field of processing two factories are equipped with Italian saw and full line (Tile) system which is working.
He said: "There are still problems with currency and currency exchange in the field of exports." Another issue is the export of rock volatility. Rising prices in some factories reduce sales and exports. Exports will be stronger if prices are fixed and manufacturers are given a fixed rate for their productive stone.
He noted: attending indoor exhibitions is a form of secure marketing for the stone industry and plays an important role in product branding. Some of the exhibitions are similar in terms of quality and level of exhibitions abroad, which reflects the considerable progress of the exhibition industry in Iran.
