Pasargad Oil Company's Shiraz Bitumen Production Plant is located in Shiraz, Fars Province, Iran. Established in 1984 through the technical expertise of Iranian engineers, the plant operates within the Shiraz Refinery complex. It directly receives vacuum bottom residue (VB) from the refinery's vacuum distillation unit and processes it into various grades of bitumen, including penetration-grade bitumen, performance-grade bitumen, bitumen emulsions, cutback bitumen, and polymer-modified bitumen. The plant is currently equipped to process 8,800 barrels of vacuum bottom residue per day, with a bitumen production capacity of 1,100 metric tons per day and a total bitumen storage capacity of 12,300 metric tons. The facility is equipped with tanker loading systems for bulk bitumen distribution, as well as packaging facilities for supplying bitumen in structural jumbo bags. Thanks to its strategic geographical location, the Shiraz Production Complex provides convenient access to domestic markets and key export terminals, facilitating efficient distribution and transportation of its products.

The key capabilities of this production complex include: - Following the transfer of the Bitumen Production Unit to Pasargad Oil Company in 2004 (1383), the complex established its primary objectives around increasing production capacity, improving product quality, and enhancing customer satisfaction. To achieve these goals, the complex employed highly qualified and experienced personnel and established a modern laboratory. These initiatives increased bitumen production capacity to 8,500 barrels per day, while positioning the bitumen produced at Shiraz Refinery among the country's highest-quality products. Furthermore, in 2009 (1388), the complex commissioned a cationic bitumen emulsion production line with a capacity of 75 metric tons per day. The facility also has a bulk bitumen loading capacity of 1,100 metric tons per day. Operational Production Capacity: 1,100 metric tons per day.Storage Tank Capacity: 12,300 metric tons.