Habibollah Bourbour was one of the founders of this company, launched on July 20, 2011, and he continued to serve on its board for several years. Peyriz Bonyan Marsous was set up to “build commercial and office complexes,” invest in “production, industry, trade, agriculture, mass construction,” and “establish subsidiaries and branches in the country and abroad.”
Habibollah Bourbour is the board chairman and one of the founding members of this company, which was established on June 24, 2014 and dissolved on February 25, 2018. The company’s articles of incorporation show that during its short lifespan it was meant to be an “import-export and investment company” that was a “wholesaler of construction material,” selling and transporting “construction and road work machinery.”
Habibollah Bourbour is the board chairman of this Bank Mellat–owned company, which is a trade, service, and investment holding company with 11 subsidiaries, according to its website.
Habibollah Bourbour is the vice chairman of this subsidiary of Bank Mellat, which also has ties to BTS and EIKO.
Habibollah Bourbour is on the board of this lending and credit institution, one of 1,200 owned by the Islamic Economy Organization.
Bonyad created in 2011 to promote family values, “strengthen religious beliefs,” and “offer sex education.” Habibollah Bourbour, Mohsen Rafiqdoust, and Seyyed Mohammad Hadi Ayazi (a member of the Qalibaf network) are all founding members. The bonyad continues to have well-connected politicians on its board.
Habibollah Bourbour was a member of the board of this company in 2004. Mehr Eqtesad Investment Co. is a subsidiary of Mehr Eqtesad Bank, which belongs to the Basij Cooperative Bonyad (BTB), which is in turn a subsidiary of the IRGC’s Sepah Cooperative Foundation (BTS).
Habibollah Bourbour is the vice chairman of this subsidiary of Parsian Bank, which is 47.51% owned by the bonyad EIKO.
A close ally of former mayor and conservative MP Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf and the CEO of Bank-e Shahr.
Brother of Hossein Mohammadpour Zarandi who is affiliated with the IRGC’s Sepah Cooperative Foundation (BTS) and was named CEO of the BTS-controlled Samen Credit Institution in 2016 (for more, see below at Mellat Financial Group).