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Company reports · read, kept and lined up

Iran’s technology companies, in their own reports

Every annual and performance report the desk holds, read figure by figure and kept edition after edition. A report shows one year. Lined up, they show how a company changed, and how it compares with the companies beside it. Every figure links to its company record, where the report’s own words and page sit beside it.

243
Reports read
43 more queued
70
Companies
Each in its own words
2,649
Figures on the record
With passage and page
248
Figures across editions
2014 to 2026
The platform economy briefingA Registry Check, on Snapp

Across companies

The same measure, set side by side, each company’s latest figure in its own definition. The dates differ: a company that last reported in 2022 is shown at 2022, never carried forward. Where two companies count a thing differently, they sit in different tables.

Staff, as each company's own report states it

CompanyFigurePeriodAs the report labels it
Digikala9,700year to 20 March 2026Full-time employees
Irancell2,272at 19 March 2024Full-time employees
System Group (group)1,433year to 20 March 2026Employees, group (consolidated)
Azki1,274at 20 March 2026Headcount
Tapsi1,158year to 20 March 2025Staff headcount
DigiExpress1,077year to 20 March 2025Staff headcount
Divar795year to 19 March 2020Headcount
Tipax474year to 20 March 2025Staff
Khanoumi321 peopleyear to 20 March 2025Headcount
OKala312year to 20 March 2022Headcount
YektaNet236at 20 March 2021Headcount
IranServermore than 200at 19 March 2024, as printed in that year's reportEmployees
Jabama193year to 20 March 2025, as printed in that year's reportEmployees
Aban Tether147year to 31 December 2023Headcount
OK Exchange126at 22 August 2022, as printed in that year's reportHeadcount
Bamamore than 100year to 20 March 2022Headcount
Itoll86 peopleyear to 20 March 2022Headcount
Podro81at 11 June 2023Headcount
Otaghak46year to 20 March 2022Employees

Women's share of staff

CompanyFigurePeriodAs the report labels it
OK Exchange55 per centat 22 August 2022, as printed in that year's reportWomen's share of staff
Khanoumi49 per centyear to 20 March 2026Women's share of staff
Otaghak48 per centyear to 20 March 2022Women, share of employees
Tabdeal45 per centyear to 19 March 2024Women as a share of staff
Snapp (group)41.6 per centyear to 20 March 2023Women among Snapp Group employees, share
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI)38 per centyear to 20 March 2023Women, share of staff
Bitpin37 per centyear to 19 March 2024Women, share of employees
Zap31 per centyear to 19 March 2024Women among staff
IranServer27 per centat 19 March 2024, as printed in that year's reportWomen's share of employees
Digikala21 per centsix months to 22 September 2021Women's share of Digikala staff

Women's share of users or customers

CompanyFigurePeriodAs the report labels it
Khanoumi90 per centyear to 20 March 2026Women's share of unique users
Melli Gold42 per centyear to 20 March 2026Share of users who are women
Digipay38.5 per centyear to 20 March 2026Share of users who are women
Digikala38 per centyear to 20 March 2025, as printed in that year's reportWomen's share of customers
Technolife38 per centyear to 20 March 2025Customers who are women
Flytoday36 per centyear to 20 March 2025Women's share of users
OK Exchange29.5 per centat 22 August 2022, as printed in that year's reportWomen's share of users

Active users over the year, as each company defines them

CompanyFigurePeriodAs the report labels it
Divar35 millionyear to 19 March 2020Active users
Snapptrip5.8 million accountsyear to 20 March 2026Active users
Technolife5.0 millionyear to 20 March 2025Active users

Registered users, cumulative

CompanyFigurePeriodAs the report labels it
SnappFood38 million accountsyear to 20 March 2026Total users
Snapp Market35 million accountsyear to 20 March 2026Total users
SnappPay14 million accountsyear to 20 March 2026Registered users
Jabamamore than 8.0 millionat 20 March 2025Total users
Otaghak1.2 millionat 20 March 2022Registered users, cumulative
OK Exchangemore than 1.0 millionat 22 August 2022, as printed in that year's reportRegistered users

Users, change on the previous year

CompanyFigurePeriodAs the report labels it
Tetherlandup 68 per centyear to 19 March 2024Users, year-on-year growth
Ganjehup 60 per centyear to 20 March 2026Users, year-on-year change
Aban Tetherup 47 per centyear to 31 December 2023Users, year-on-year change
Hamrah Mechanicup more than 13 per centyear to 19 March 2024Unique users, year-on-year change

Across editions

One company’s figure through its successive reports, where it published the same measure at least three times. Hover a point for its value and period. Counts and shares only: money in rial or toman over several years moves with inflation as much as with the business.

DigikalaDigikala group staff
190, year to 20 March 20142,044, year to 20 March 20172,429, year to 20 March 20182,754, year to 20 March 20194,088, year to 19 March 20206,421, year to 20 March 2021
190
year to 20 March 20146,421
year to 20 March 2021
Cafe BazaarShare of Bazaar users on Huawei devices (per cent of users by brand, from September 2018; earlier editions printed brand market share)
22.6 per cent, at 22 September 201822.5 per cent, at 21 December 201822.4 per cent, at 21 June 201921.9 per cent, at 22 September 201921 per cent, at 21 December 2019
22.6 per cent
at 22 September 201821 per cent
at 21 December 2019
Cafe BazaarSuccessful payment transactions on Bazaar
more than 12 million, year to 20 March 2017more than 15 million, year to 20 March 2018more than 15 million, year to 20 March 201924 million, year to 19 March 202027 million, year to 20 March 2021
more than 12 million
year to 20 March 201727 million
year to 20 March 2021
SnappDistance travelled in ride-hailing trips
7.4 billion km, year to 20 March 20229.7 billion km, year to 20 March 202312 billion km, year to 19 March 202413 billion km, year to 20 March 202513 billion km, year to 20 March 2026
7.4 billion km
year to 20 March 202213 billion km
year to 20 March 2026
Cafe BazaarActive installs of Bazaar
33 million, at 20 March 201736 million, at 20 March 201841 million, at 19 March 2020more than 44 million, at 20 March 2021
33 million
at 20 March 2017more than 44 million
at 20 March 2021
DigikalaDaily processing capacity
more than 960,000 items, year to 20 March 2022, as printed in that year's report904,000 items, year to 20 March 2023, as printed in that year's report1.0 million items, year to 19 March 2024more than 1.0 million items, year to 20 March 2026
more than 960,000 items
year to 20 March 2022, as printed in that year's reportmore than 1.0 million items
year to 20 March 2026
DigikalaInfrastructure centres
126, year to 20 March 2022, as printed in that year's report530, year to 20 March 2023, as printed in that year's report530, year to 19 March 2024959, year to 20 March 2026
126
year to 20 March 2022, as printed in that year's report959
year to 20 March 2026
TapsellMonthly ad impressions
more than 3.0 billion a month, year to 20 March 201923 billion a month, year to 20 March 202136 billion a month, year to 20 March 202243 billion a month, year to 20 March 2023
more than 3.0 billion a month
year to 20 March 201943 billion a month
year to 20 March 2023
FlytodayWomen's share of users
40 per cent, year to 20 March 202325 per cent, year to 19 March 202436 per cent, year to 20 March 2025
40 per cent
year to 20 March 202336 per cent
year to 20 March 2025
JabamaAccommodation listings
more than 18,000, at 20 March 2023more than 30,000, at 19 March 2024more than 30,000, at 20 March 2025
more than 18,000
at 20 March 2023more than 30,000
at 20 March 2025
JabamaCities with listings
361, at 20 March 2023769, at 19 March 2024832, at 20 March 2025
361
at 20 March 2023832
at 20 March 2025
JabamaEmployees
more than 150, year to 20 March 2023, as printed in that year's report180, year to 19 March 2024, as printed in that year's report193, year to 20 March 2025, as printed in that year's report
more than 150
year to 20 March 2023, as printed in that year's report193
year to 20 March 2025, as printed in that year's report
SnappActive passenger accounts (ride-hailing)
32 million, year to 19 March 202436 million, year to 20 March 202538 million, year to 20 March 2026
32 million
year to 19 March 202438 million
year to 20 March 2026
SnappSuper-app opens, daily average
8.5 million times, year to 20 March 202112 million times, year to 20 March 202315 million times, year to 19 March 2024
8.5 million times
year to 20 March 202115 million times
year to 19 March 2024
TipaxCustomers who received parcels
4.5 million, year to 20 March 20217.9 million, year to 20 March 202313 million, year to 20 March 2025
4.5 million
year to 20 March 202113 million
year to 20 March 2025
TipaxCustomers who sent parcels
1.5 million, year to 20 March 20212.5 million, year to 20 March 20232.8 million, year to 20 March 2025
1.5 million
year to 20 March 20212.8 million
year to 20 March 2025

How this is built. The desk watches publishers’ report pages, the Persian technology press and a community archive every week, reads each new report page by page, and records each figure with the report’s own words and page. A script lines the figures up every Tuesday. It adds no figure of its own, converts nothing to dollars, and leaves out any value it cannot read as one number with one date. Rebuilt 14 October 2026.

Tehran Index publishes independent business research from public records. This is not investment advice. For a company not here, or a figure set against the registry, see the products.