Apadana Diyan

Facility Expansion Initiative

Sam Tahvieh Pasargad Expands Production Facilities

As part of its ongoing development program, Sam Tahvieh Pasargad has expanded its production and operational facilities. The project added 2,500 square meters of industrial hall space and 500 square meters of additional land to the company’s existing facilities. The expansion was undertaken to align production capacity with the company’s growing operations and support further development of products and assemblies for automotive HVAC systems.

The additional space enables more effective organization of production processes, equipment installation, and operational workflows, while increasing the company’s capacity to accommodate new activities and development plans. The project forms part of Sam Tahvieh Pasargad’s broader growth strategy, creating infrastructure better aligned with the scope of its operations and the evolving requirements of the automotive industry.

Sam Tahvieh Pasargad was established on August 1, 2020, with the aim of developing domestic capabilities in the design and manufacture of heat exchangers and related assemblies for automotive heating, cooling, and air-conditioning systems. As a specialized company within Apadana Dian Industrial Group, it focuses on engineered thermal products and meeting the requirements of the automotive supply chain.

The expansion of Sam Tahvieh Pasargad’s production facilities complements the company’s ongoing development of its product portfolio and specialized capabilities. The additional space provides a stronger foundation for future expansion, enabling the company to plan the next stages of growth and further develop its activities in line with the evolving needs of the automotive industry.

This project represents an important step in strengthening Sam Tahvieh Pasargad’s manufacturing capabilities and preparing the company for continued growth in the automotive thermal systems and components market.

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