Established in January 2013, Reza Motallebi Kashani was chairman of Tin Sazeh Payvar’s board of directors. The company was set up for “procuring, designing, producing and assembling industrial, automatic, mechanical, electrical and diaphragm valves, spigots and faucets … any and all imports and exports … obtaining loans and lines of credit from banks and financial institutions… opening LCs… , participating in domestic and international, government and private tenders and contracts.” It was dissolved in March 2016.

For unexplained reasons this hospital was given to Reza Motallebi Kashani on July 4, 2008, and dissolved by him less than a year later, although public records do not reflect the dissolution until 2013. Motallebi Kashani was board chairman, shareholder, and treasurer of the hospital.

An account of what happened can be pieced together through news items such as a labor website’s copy of an ILNA story, which is no longer available in ILNA archives. It appears that on March 17, 2009, Alvand Hospital’s new shareholders—i.e., Motallebi Kashani and his business partner, Mehrdad Nouri—informed staff that the hospital would be closing for good. The 250 employees, shocked about losing their jobs just a few days before the Persian New Year (March 21), staged a protest in front of the hospital.

At the time, one protester told ILNA that some hospital staffers had been previously laid off because of what they were told would be renovations to the facility. A member of the hospital security added that the new shareholders had created countless problems after taking over, and despite promising to “increase salaries and improve the quality of life for staff they closed the hospital.”

According to the hospital.ir website, the private hospital was turned into a “commercial property.” Whether or not that was always the plan, the former hospital is located very close to major shopping centers like Alaeddin Mall, Iran Mobile Market, and Charsou Mall.

This company, a producer of school supplies, was dissolved in 2018. But public records show that in 2006, Reza Motallebi Kashani was its board chairman, while Ayatollah Mohammad Reza Mahdavi Kani, the late head of the Assembly of Experts, was a board member.

Another company connected to Cedar Medad, this one produced pencil lead. Reza Motallebi Kashani became its dissolution manager in 2006.

Established in 2003, Ard Daran is a flour milling unit that belongs to Tak Makaron. Reza Motallebi Kashani is currently the board chairman of Ard Daran.