Negin Sang Karimi Company (Karimi Stone)
Two generations of craftsmanship, one enduring vision: produce, process, and export natural stone with precision and integrity from Isfahan to the world.
55+ years
Family craft & operations
The company was founded in 1967 by Mr. Reza Karimi and partners in Isfahan. For more than half a century, Karimi Stone has been continuously active in the production and processing of various types of building stones, including travertine, marble, and limestone, with a strong specialization in stable supply and consistent quality.
Over the years, Karimi Stone has been active not only in specialized international exports but also in major domestic projects. These include the paving of the Chaharbagh Project in Isfahan, Sepah Street, Imam Ali Square, and Vank Church Alley—projects that reflect the company’s long-standing role in urban and architectural development.
Throughout past decades, Karimi Stone has consistently been recognized by the Chamber of Commerce as an exemplary and leading exporter.
These recognitions highlight the company’s long-term commitment to quality, reliability, and professional export practices.The key to the success of Karimi Stone has been continuous innovation in services, distinctive product quality, and—most importantly—honesty and transparency in communication with both international and domestic customers.
Today, the third generation of the Karimi family leads Karimi Stone alongside a professional management team that combines family tradition with modern management practices, ensuring continuity, adaptability, and long-term vision.
Operating officially under the name Negin Sang Karimi Company (Registration No. 65776), Karimi Stone holds an operating license from the Department of Industry and Mines of Isfahan and is an active member of the Isfahan Chamber of Commerce and the Isfahan Stone Association.
Company established by Mr. Reza Karimi operations begin in natural stone production.
Second generation expands processing capacity and product range.
2018
International exhibitions in Tehran, Verona, Izmir, and Istanbul build global presence.
2024
Participation in The BIG 5 (Dubai) and Marmomac strengthens export channels.
Third generation leadership continues precision production, processing, and export.
Two processing sites spanning 50,000m² with 12,000m² of indoor space.
Finishes include polished, honed, brushed, tumbled, flamed, bush-hammered and chiseled.
Strong logistics focus: high-quality packaging, on-time delivery, responsive communication.
The Karimi family began its activities in the stone industry in 1967 with the establishment of the Derakhshan Workshop by Mr. Reza Karimi and his brother in Isfahan. This workshop focused on processing local marble and travertine stones and quickly gained a reputation for its high quality and craftsmanship. In the following decades, the business expanded its production capacity and product diversity under the name Negin Stone Industries.As international activities grew, the company adopted the official name Negin Sang Karimi Company (Karimi Stone). to conduct formal export operations. For more than two generations, the family has remained active in the production and processing of natural stone.Today, the business is still managed by members of the Karimi family, combining traditional expertise with modern management methods.
To meet the growing demand of both international and domestic customers, the company has made significant and continuous investments in its production facilities.Karimi Stone operates two processing sites with a total area of 50,000 m², including 12,000 m² of covered production space.These factories are equipped with advanced Italian and Iranian machinery, allowing the production of a wide range of stone products such as slabs, tiles, mosaics, pavers, bathtubs, sinks, and other customized elements.The facilities support various surface finishes, including polished, honed, leather, tumbled, and sandblasted, ensuring flexibility for different architectural and design requirements.As a result of this continuous investment in technology and production capacity, the company has become one of the leading stone-processing enterprises in Iran and one of the country’s major exporters of natural stone.
Registration & Licensing
The company is registered under No. 65776 with the Isfahan Registry Office and holds an operating license from the Department of Industry and Mines of Isfahan. It also holds license No. [number] from the Company Registration Office.
Professional Memberships
Active member of the Isfahan Chamber of Commerce and the Isfahan Stone Association.
QC and Quality Control
Products undergo strict quality control before packaging according to each country’s specific standards. Emphasizes high-quality packaging, timely delivery, and effective communication. All products are guaranteed for quality in production.
Registration & Licensing
The company is registered under No. 65776 with the Isfahan Registry Office and holds an operating license from the Department of Industry and Mines of Isfahan. It also holds license No. [number] from the Company Registration Office.
With its office in Dubai, the company has expanded its sales network to 18 countries and communicates with clients in English, Arabic, French, and Russian.Our specialists at the Dubai office are ready to respond to and follow up on your inquiries with the company.
For coordination and visiting our Dubai office, please contact: +971 50 845 5343 (also available via WhatsApp).
Quality assurance focus: strict QC before packaging, high-quality packing, on-time delivery, efficient communication. Export capacity 71–80% with annual revenue of US$1–2.5M.
Showcasing Iranian travertine, marble and limestone to the global stone community.
IRSE (Iran)
Domestic showcase of latest products and machinery; technical seminars and collaboration.
The Big 5 (Dubai)
Engaging with builders and contractors across the Gulf region.
Worldwide
Participation in Spain, Russia, Turkey, UAE, Qatar, Kazakhstan. Dubai office for client service.
Karimi Stone invests in customer education by providing guidance on selecting materials based on climate conditions.This guidance considers key factors such as temperature changes, freeze–thaw cycles, moisture exposure, salt weathering, and UV radiation.Different stone types respond differently to environmental conditions. For example, granite and basalt generally show greater resistance to thermal movement and moisture compared to limestone.Clients are encouraged to consult professionals and leverage the company’s expertise to specify the most suitable stone for each project environment.While not presented as a formal sustainability program, the company’s focus on durable materials, efficient processing, and the use of modern machinery contributes to lower embodied energy and long-lasting construction performance.