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The annual general meeting of shareholders for Novin Andishan Sarava Pars was held on September 2, 2025. During the meeting, a decision was made to distribute 8,404 billion and 581 million tomans in dividends to shareholders.
According to Digiato, the Industrial Development Investment Group of Iran, one of Sarava's shareholders, announced this decision via a public notice on Codal.
The notice highlighted that this decision aligns with Sarava’s recent strategic exits from major investments, including the sale of its shares in Digikala and Hezardastan Holdings - the parent company of Divar.
Sarava's dividend distribution underscores the resilience of Iran’s venture capital market, demonstrating its ability to generate substantial value despite ongoing challenges.
Last August, Sarava sold 25% of its shares in Digikala to Hamrah Aval. Additionally, it divested its shares in Hezardastan Holdings by selling them back to the company itself. These transactions marked two significant exits within Iran’s startup ecosystem.
