The data said the condensate exports were up 85 percent from a year ago.  

They also showed a jump in non-oil exports including $1.8 billion from liquefied propane, $817 million from methanol and $730 million from liquefied butane.

During the same period, Iran gained $6.7 billion from petrochemical exports and $10.4 billion from industrial, mining, agriculture, carpet and handicraft products.

The main destinations for exports were China, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan and India.