3 days ago | Linco news
With the inauguration of the second production phase of Linco in the Kheirabad Industrial Area of Varamin, one of the most important stages in the development of Alborz Electric Noor’s production infrastructure has become operational. The project represents an investment of 15 trillion rials and adds an annual production capacity of 13,000 tons of various wires and cables, while creating 100 direct jobs.

The second production phase of Linco’s wire and cable manufacturing unit in the Kheirabad Industrial Area of Varamin was inaugurated in the presence of Tehran Governor Mohammad-Sadegh Motamedian. With an investment of 15 trillion rials and an annual production capacity of 13,000 tons of various wires and cables, the project represents a significant expansion of Linco’s production infrastructure.
The new phase has also created 100 direct employment opportunities. Its inauguration marks another stage in Linco’s development journey, which has focused on expanding production capacity, diversifying its product portfolio, and strengthening its industrial infrastructure.

Alborz Electric Noor, operating under the Linco brand, has built its activities around the production of a wide range of wires and cables and has developed into a manufacturer with a diverse product portfolio in the industry.
According to the company’s official profile, Linco offers more than 180 products and has an annual production capacity of more than 18,000 tons, serving various segments of the wire and cable market.
The expansion of production capacity through the second phase is part of this ongoing development path, aimed at strengthening production infrastructure, responding more effectively to market demand, and increasing the company’s operational capabilities.

The launch of Linco’s second production phase provides an additional annual capacity of 13,000 tons for the production of various wires and cables. This capacity enables Linco to further expand its production activities and strengthen its ability to meet market demand and customer orders.
The 15 trillion rial investment in the project also highlights the importance of developing production infrastructure as part of Linco’s continued growth. This infrastructure covers production lines, industrial equipment, supply chain development, and product expansion.

One of the key directions highlighted during the inauguration of the second phase is Linco’s move toward the production of copper and aluminum rods and further development of its production chain.
Expanding these activities can enable Linco to complete a larger portion of its production chain and create new capabilities across different stages of the manufacturing process. This direction can also contribute to increasing domestic production depth and reducing dependence on external links in the supply chain.

One of Linco’s key strengths is the diversity of its wire and cable products. The company’s portfolio covers a broad range of wires and cables designed for different applications and currently includes more than 180 products.
Combining increased production capacity with a diverse product portfolio allows Linco to pursue its development not only through higher production volumes, but also through continued product diversification and a stronger response to the needs of different market segments.

Linco’s production facility in the Kheirabad Industrial Area of Varamin contributes not only to the company’s own production expansion but also to the broader industrial development of the region.
The creation of 100 direct jobs through the launch of this phase is one of the tangible outcomes of the project. During the inauguration, the importance of supporting production units, developing industrial areas, and removing barriers to production was also emphasized.

The inauguration of the second production phase represents an important milestone in Linco’s development journey. A journey that began with the production of various wires and cables and is now continuing through increased capacity, product diversification, and plans to further develop the production chain.
Alborz Electric Noor (Linco), under the ownership of Engineer Seyed Mehdi Zolfaghari, continues to pursue the development of its production infrastructure and expansion of its activities.
For Linco, the opening of the second phase is not the end of a journey, but the beginning of a new stage in expanding production capacity, strengthening the production chain, and establishing a broader presence in Iran’s wire and cable industry.