Teehoo Investment Co.

The subsidiaries of this group recognize responsible business and profit as the most important social responsibility, with angel investing being a core ethical value. Teehoo believes that solving the problems society faces is possible under entrepreneurship and through creating jobs that have rooted from humble activity in rural areas.

In keeping up with those principles, Teehoo established a rural development center in one of the most remote villages of the Khorasan Razavi Province. The village, Bahangar is located near the town of Davarzan. By setting up an interest-free entrepreneurship fund, with an attempt to further support job creation for small rural businesses, it has been successful in establishing ten different businesses with a sustainability rate of 90%.

Teehoo is proud to have started its activities with emphasis and attention to a contributing sector of our society, students. By establishing and holding the annual Nadehi Science Awards for the past four years, Teehoo has been able to celebrate and encourage ordinary village students by giving them academic ranks at a state level. Teehoo believes this to be a positive step towards celebrating the achievements of these talented students.

In addition to the awards, employing locals in management positions and assisting them in building their projects, helps in training an experienced workforce by lifting their minds and expanding their work output levels. Those trained managers and teachers have thus been deployed in the running of the mentioned subsidiaries.

Teehoo has attempted, through upholding international standards, to preserve and maintain the existing nature and strengthen the endangered habitat by rehabilitating and properly exploiting the resources at hand. 

The Research Education and Advancement Garden of Nadehi is one of the projects where Teehoo, through applying the knowledge of specialists, has been able to protect non-native trees that have been planted in this garden from the harsh and dry weather of the location. It should also be considered that the trees were suitable for the environment due to the little water they need and the fact that they can adapt to dry environments. The project has been in effect for more than two years, and 1,000 saplings of various breeds are currently planted and maintained in the one-hectare garden.

Alongside creating green spaces to prevent the loss of soil and combating the pollution present in the area, Teehoo is employing locals in its workforce. Through the sales of lumber from the trees, the presence of this garden can help boost the economy of the village in the long run.

By employing specialists in various projects and pointing their attention towards villages and rural projects, Teehoo has been able to significantly help raise the level of public knowledge and literacy in the area.