Despite the unstable security situation in Iraq during 2006-2007, Atlas Plast did not cease its operations and activities. The company relocated to the city of Sulaymaniyah in northern Iraq, where Engineer Jaafar Al-Musawi, the eldest son of Engineer Abdul Amir, took over the management of the business. In Sulaymaniyah, Engineer Jaafar Al-Musawi formed a new partnership with businessman Mr. Abdul Razzaq Al-Hayali in 2007, and together they established the Erbak factory for the production of PVC pipes. The factory supplied the Iraqi market until 2015, when the absence of government legislation and incentives to support local products affected the factory’s ability to compete with the prices of foreign products. This led Atlas Plast to abandon the factory, which had been relied upon to support local industries and products.

The security situation in Baghdad began to improve at the beginning of 2008, and Atlas Plast management returned to work in the capital with a new, more effective strategy. In 2009, the company established a private company for the trade of pipes and accessories under the name Ufuq Alatlas Company. The company then opened a branch in Erbil in 2010 with a separate commercial registration under the name Jaafar Abdul Amir Kazem Company, to cover the markets of the region and manage the company’s strategic warehouses in Erbil.

Believing in effective partnerships, Atlas Plast entered into a partnership with Mr. Mohammed Jasib, one of the most prominent pipe traders in Iraq, in 2009. This partnership resulted in the establishment of Al-Ameer Sanitaryware Showroom in the Al-Shaab area of Baghdad, which took on the task of selling and distributing the Saudi brand Fabco.

At the beginning of 2012, the company opened a branch in the city of Basra to meet the increasing demand for its products in the southern market of Iraq. In the same year, and to expand its commercial activities and form larger partnerships with foreign companies, Engineer Abdul Amir Al-Musawi established a new company under the name Qimam Atlas Company.

In 2018, Atlas Plast, in partnership with Spark Company (agents of Vitra), opened a Vitra agency branch in the capital, Baghdad, in the Camp Sarah market, which specializes in sanitaryware.

In the same year, 2018, Atlas Plast established advanced warehouses and storage facilities for its products, with large spaces inside Baghdad reaching 20,000 square meters, with modern construction, including 10,000 square meters of closed warehouses and 10,000 square meters of open warehouses. The facility includes modern machinery, a high-level fire protection system, and an environmentally friendly solar lighting system.

In mid-2019, Atlas Plast entered into a significant partnership with the Turkish company Turan Makina, specializing in the sale of polyethylene products and machinery used in infrastructure projects.