UK, France and the Netherlands rank the next with 18 per cent share, 12 per cent share and 11 per cent share, respectively. Iran has since embarked on domesticating some of those technologies such as naphtha isomerization, thus eliminating the need for purchasing the license from Western countries within the next 5 years.
The UK, France, and Netherlands have a 18%, 12%, and 11% share of the market respectively. Iran is now developing its own technology for naphtha isomerization, which will allow it to reduce reliance on Western licenses in the next five years.