Petrollex was born from a simple yet fundamental question:

Why do many challenges in oil and gas projects arise not from a lack of technical expertise or legal knowledge but from the absence of a common language bridging these two worlds?

Our experience has shown that the gap between energy law professionals and technical teams is one of the most significant obstacles to success in upstream and downstream projects. It was from this insight that Petrollex emerged—a firm dedicated to integrating technical and legal knowledge and providing a truly multidisciplinary approach in the oil and gas industry.

Today, Petrollex operates as an independent, hybrid advisory entity, helping domestic and international companies enter the Iranian energy market with a clear understanding of contractual structures, operational risks, and regulatory requirements. Leveraging the expertise of specialists in petroleum engineering, energy law, energy economics, and risk management, we assist companies in making comprehensive, transparent decisions grounded in technical realities and legal and financial obligations.

Petrollex was founded on the recognition that many challenges in the energy sector stem from the lack of a shared language among technical and legal experts. Our mission is to bridge this gap and provide integrated analyses of operational, contractual, and project risk dimensions. Our services cover a wide spectrum, from technical, legal, and financial assessments to negotiation support, dispute management, and resolution.

The professional identity of Petrollex rests on three core principles:

* Comprehensive, data-driven analyses based on technical, legal, and financial documents

* Complete neutrality and independence in advisory services

* Commitment to transparency, professional standards, and client interests

By leveraging a team of specialists and an approach grounded in international standards, Petrollex strives to facilitate the entry and operations of companies in the Iranian energy market while minimizing their operational, contractual, and investment risks.