Iran’s listed technology companies.

Tehran Index does not publish the Tehran Stock Exchange index level. If you are looking for TEDPIX, the exchange’s own overall index, this is not the page and we would rather say so than waste your time. What is here is a company record: which technology and digital-economy companies in our registry are publicly traded, on which market, under which symbol, and what their shares last closed at.

There is also no market capitalisation on this page. A market capitalisation is a share price multiplied by a share count, and the desk does not hold verified share counts for these companies. Publishing the multiplication anyway would produce a valuation-shaped number resting on an assumption, and those get quoted back for years. The price is a price.

Prices are the closing price of the session named on each row, in rial, with the toman equivalent beside it at the fixed 10 rial to 1 toman. No dollar conversion is shown: a share price sits far below the threshold at which this desk converts currency, and a dollar figure beside a share price reads as a valuation when it is not one.

7 companies trade, 6 on the Tehran Stock Exchange and 1 on the Iran Fara Bourse, the junior market where younger companies list on lighter requirements. The split is the first thing worth reading: the established telecom and payment businesses are on the main board, and the one consumer technology company that has floated, Tapsi, is not.

The rows without a price carry more information than the ones with one. YektaNet has a symbol registered on the Iran Fara Bourse and has not started trading, which is a pending flotation in the advertising technology sector. Irancell is a private joint venture and will not appear on any exchange while it stays one, so Iran’s two largest mobile operators sit on opposite sides of the market. That is the caution this whole page carries: the listed set is a small and unrepresentative corner of Iran’s technology sector, not a league table of it.

Prices are captured on a weekly schedule from a public mirror of TSETMC, the exchange’s own data service, and every capture is stored with the session date it belongs to rather than the date it was read. The newest close on this page is 16 Sep 2026, 5 days ago.

These are weekly closing prices and are not live quotes. Anyone trading on them should read them at the exchange. They are published here so a reader can see which companies are listed and roughly where they stand, which is a research question rather than a trading one.

Listing status for the two non-trading rows is dated 10 Jul 2026 and is reviewed when the registry record is reviewed. A flotation that completes between reviews will show here late; if you know of one, the corrections page is the fastest way to tell us.