According to the Public Relations Department of Mamtir Holding, a consultative meeting was recently held to discuss and decide on the establishment of a new independent unit titled the Internal Audit and Inspection Unit. The meeting took place under the direct supervision of Dr. Sadegh Tayebi, CEO of Mamtir Holding, with the participation of senior executives and department heads from the holding’s subsidiaries.
Present at the meeting were Dr. Habib Tayebi, CEO of Shimi Gostaran Company; Dr. Sogand Tayebi, CEO of Shimi Parto Company; and various department managers from finance, quality control, production planning, sales, warehousing, and more. The primary focus of the session was to explore the framework, responsibilities, and operational structure of the proposed internal audit unit, aimed at enhancing oversight and coordination across the organization.
A Strategic Move Toward Organizational Oversight
At the outset of the session, Dr. Sadegh Tayebi highlighted the growing complexity and expanding operational scope of Mamtir Holding and its subsidiaries. He stressed the urgent need for an independent oversight body capable of monitoring internal processes with accuracy and neutrality. “Given the rapid expansion and diversification of our holding in recent years,” he stated, “the establishment of a robust audit and inspection structure is not just a necessity, but a strategic imperative to ensure efficiency, integrity, and coordinated performance.”
