Manufacturer catalog

Shahid Bagheri Industrial Group

Shahid Bagheri Industrial Group is an Iranian missile-production organization subordinate to Aerospace Industries Organization and associated in open sources with solid-propellant ballistic missiles, artillery rockets, and the Fateh-110 family represented in this catalog.

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Shahid Bagheri Industrial Group appears in the catalog through the Fateh-110 / Fateh-family ballistic missile manufacturer facet. Open-source profiles and sanctions records describe SBIG as an AIO-subordinate Iranian organization responsible for developing and producing solid-propellant ballistic missiles.

The source record is unusually sanctions-heavy because SBIG does not maintain a clearly identifiable public company site. Iran Watch, NTI, the United Nations, and the U.S. Treasury provide the main public context for its aliases, Tehran location, solid-fuel missile role, subordinate entities, and connection to the Fateh-110 system.

Solid-propellant ballistic missilesArtillery rocketsMissile production and developmentMissile guidance, propulsion, launcher, and ground-support subsystems through subordinate entities

Notable Systems

Fateh-110 / Fateh-family ballistic missile, Short-range ballistic missile, Artillery

Fateh-110

Short-range ballistic missile

Iran Watch says SBIG produces the Fateh-110, while CSIS identifies the Fateh-110 as an Iranian road-mobile, solid-propellant short-range ballistic missile.

Sources: Iran Watch SBIG, CSIS Fateh-110

Fajr rocket system

Iran Watch attributes production of the 40-100 kilometer range Fajr rocket system to SBIG.

Sources: Iran Watch SBIG
Sejjil ballistic missile, Medium-range ballistic missile, Munitions

Sejjil-2

Medium-range ballistic missile

Iran Watch reports that SBIG developed the Sejjil-2 solid-propellant two-stage ballistic missile under Sanam Industrial Group supervision.

Sources: Iran Watch SBIG

Manufacturer History

  1. Established

    Iran Watch records SBIG as established in 1986.

    Sources: Iran Watch SBIG

  2. Solid-propellant production role

    NTI cites IISS for the assessment that SBIG is believed to have assumed responsibility for solid propellant production in Iran in the mid-1990s.

    Sources: NTI SBIG

  3. UN listing

    The UN Security Council narrative summary says SBIG was listed in Annex B of resolution 1737 and identified as a subordinate entity of AIO.

    Sources: UN Security Council SBIG narrative

  4. Subordinate entities designated

    The U.S. Treasury designated five Iran-based entities it described as subordinate to SBIG and tied them to solid-propellant ballistic missile development, production, propulsion, launchers, and support equipment.

    Sources: U.S. Treasury SBIG subordinates

Subsidiaries
Shahid Eslami Research CenterShahid Kharrazi IndustriesShahid Moghaddam IndustriesShahid Sattari IndustriesShahid Sanikhani IndustriesShahid Shustari Industries
Website links
Iran Watch entity profileUN Security Council narrative summaryNTI facility profileU.S. Treasury sanctions release

No public official SBIG website was identified during this task, so the website field points to Iran Watch's maintained public entity profile. SBIG is a state-linked and sanctioned missile-production entity, and open sources use several romanizations and aliases, including Bakeri, Bagheri, SBIG, Department 140/14, and Composite Propellant Missile Industry.

Manufacturer Sources

  • Iran Watch SBIGPublisher: Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control / Iran Watch | Note: Supports aliases, Tehran address context, AIO subordinate status, 1986 establishment, Fateh-110 and Fajr production, reported Sejjil-2 development, subordinate entities, and sanctions/source caveats. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • UN Security Council SBIG narrativePublisher: United Nations Security Council | Note: Supports the UN narrative summary identifying SBIG as listed in 2006 and as a subordinate entity of Aerospace Industries Organization. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • U.S. Treasury SBIG subordinatesPublisher: U.S. Department of the Treasury | Note: Supports SBIG's responsibility for development and production of solid-propellant ballistic missiles and identifies subordinate entities involved in guidance, propulsion, launchers, R&D, and related materials. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • NTI SBIGPublisher: Nuclear Threat Initiative | Note: Supports Tehran location context, SBIG's missile-production type, solid-fueled artillery rocket and ballistic missile production, and the assessment about mid-1990s solid-propellant responsibility. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • CSIS Fateh-110Publisher: Center for Strategic and International Studies Missile Threat | Note: Supports background and specifications for the cataloged Fateh-110 system attached to this builder profile. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • Fateh-110 firing imagePublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports image provenance and reuse terms for the Fateh-110 image used in this builder profile; Wikimedia Commons lists reviewed CC BY 4.0 licensing, and Iran Watch identifies Fateh-110 as an SBIG-produced missile. | Accessed: 2026-06-21

Produced weapons

Category

Artillery

Tube artillery, rocket artillery, and long-range ground fires.

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Fateh-110 / Fateh-family ballistic missile, Short-range ballistic missile, Artillery2020 United States-Iran ConflictFateh-110 / Fateh-family ballistic missileShort-range ballistic missileBuilt in: IranThe Fateh-110 is Iran's road-mobile, solid-fuel short-range ballistic missile and the baseline of the Fateh family. CSIS says it is most likely a modified Zelzal-2, while Atlantic Council describes the first Fateh A-110 as entering service in 2004 and later variants adding range, guidance, and export-offshoot changes. CSIS also ties Fateh missiles to Iran's January 2020 retaliation after the Soleimani strike.

Category

Munitions

Standalone missiles, bombs, rockets, torpedoes, and guided or unguided explosive payloads.

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