Pasargad Oil Company's Tabriz Bitumen Production Plant is located in Tabriz, East Azerbaijan Province, northwestern Iran. The Tabriz Bitumen Production Plant consists of two separate units. The original unit was established in 1978, while the newer unit was constructed in 1998, utilizing technology licensed by the Italian engineering company Snamprogetti. Located within the Tabriz Refinery complex, the plant 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, viscosity-grade bitumen, and cutback bitumen. The plant is currently equipped to process 6,920 barrels of vacuum bottom residue per day, with a bitumen production capacity of 970 metric tons per day and a total bitumen storage capacity of 4,900 metric tons. The facility is capable of supplying bitumen in bulk, drums, and bags. It is equipped with dedicated drum-filling systems and tanker loading facilities to meet various customer requirements. Thanks to its strategic geographical location and proximity to Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Turkey, the Tabriz Bitumen Production Plant provides convenient access to regional markets, facilitating the efficient export and distribution of its products to these neighboring countries.