About Iran Combine Manufacturing Company
Iran Combine Manufacturing Company (ICM) is the largest manufacturer of grain-harvesting machinery in the Middle East, located in Arak, Iran. The company was established and registered in 1969 under license from American manufacturer John Deere, beginning production of agricultural machinery. In 1970 it was sold to a John Deere-led consortium and operated as 'Iran John Deere' before its ownership transitioned to a joint-stock structure in 1982.
With over five decades of experience, ICM produces combine harvesters, balers, forage equipment, hay tools, self-propelled sprayers, seeding and tillage equipment, and tractors. The company, a major shareholder of which is Astan Quds Razavi, has exported its machinery internationally—including to China since 1984—and remains the backbone of Iran's grain-harvesting capacity.
Products
Combine Harvester 1055i
105 hp combine with 4.2m cutting width.
Combine Harvester 1075
Upgraded combine with 4.8m header and large grain tank.
IHP 2100 Rice Harvester
Dedicated combine for rice paddy harvesting.
4QZ 4500 Chopper Combine
Corn and forage harvesting combine.
Baler 355
Baler for hay, straw and crop residue.
Baler 455
High-capacity baler for residue collection.
Self-Propelled Sprayer
Self-propelled field sprayer for crop protection.
Seeding & Tillage Equipment
Planters, seeders and tillage implements.
Cutting Platforms
Headers for wheat, barley, canola and sunflower.
Diesel Engines
Diesel engines for combines and farm machinery.
Company History
Established under license from John Deere.
Sold to a John Deere-led consortium, renamed Iran John Deere.
Ownership transitioned to a joint-stock structure.
Began exporting combine harvesters to China and beyond.
Contact
Ayatollah Araki Blvd., Industry Square, Arak, Markazi, Iran
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