Flow
The repetition and simultaneous movement of our lines convey flow, growth and dynamism. The group is not a static structure — it is a moving axis that guides everything it connects toward new horizons.
About Axion
Axion is the axis of a group that has been designing, fabricating, transporting and erecting steel structures since 1997.
The story
The Lahij Souleh Industrial Group was established in 1997 to provide robust infrastructure for construction projects. From its plant on the Rasht road outside Lahijan, the group grew into one of the country’s specialists in entirely bolted steel structures — designing, fabricating, transporting and erecting frames for towers, industrial facilities, mosques and public landmarks.
The portfolio speaks for itself: the 120-metre Lexon Tower beside Chitgar Lake, with a curved facade that required purpose-built pieces on every floor; the 42-storey Marjan Tower and its 8,000 tonnes of steel engineered against extreme wind loads; a rotating restaurant on the Caspian coast; and industrial plants that keep production lines running across the region.
Axion is the next chapter. One name, one axis: a fluid yet consistent identity that unites the group’s diverse paths, aligns the energy of its subsidiaries, and drives them all toward a shared future. The materials change from project to project — the discipline never does.
Milestones
Lahij Souleh Industrial Group is established in Guilan Province, on the Rasht road outside Lahijan, to deliver steel infrastructure for construction projects.
Projects such as the 132-tonne Tezval structure prove the model: engineering design, fabrication and installation completed entirely inside the group’s own facilities, with standard bolted connections cutting construction time.
A bolted metal frame of 32 floors reaches 120 metres beside Chitgar Lake in Tehran — one of the city’s tallest towers, its rotating, curved face built from pieces specific to every single storey.
The 285-tonne Gilak Daneh Navid facility in Rasht Industrial Town extends the group’s industrial portfolio, engineered for heavy static and dynamic loads and a long service life.
The 1,200-tonne Cheetoz plant starts in Mamounieh Industrial City, while on the Caspian shore the 3,000-tonne frame of the Tavoos towers — the tallest building on the Guilan coastline — is erected block by block.
The fully bolted arch of the Asalem bridge is named Iran’s superior steel design of the year 1403 in the bridge category.
The group unites under a single dynamic identity. Beyond construction, shaping futures: one axis for every path already travelled — and every structure still to come.
What holds us together
The repetition and simultaneous movement of our lines convey flow, growth and dynamism. The group is not a static structure — it is a moving axis that guides everything it connects toward new horizons.
Bolted connections leave no room for improvisation. Rigorous quality control runs from the first engineering drawing to the last torque check on site, so every joint can be inspected and trusted.
Towers, plants, mosques and landmarks: structures that outlast the teams who raise them. We build for the decades — a sustainable future created out of diverse paths.
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