Kafpars Under the Lens: A 1,519% Revaluation-Based Capital Increase and the Fundamental Root of a Decade of Shareholder Frustration at Pars Refractories (July 13, 2026)

Name: Kafpars Under the Lens: A 1,519% Revaluation-Based Capital Increase and the Fundamental Root of a Decade of Shareholder Frustration at Pars Refractories (July 13, 2026)
Uploaded: 2026-07-14T12:08:51+03:30
Duration: 1 min 17 s

Sahmino editorial· 14 July· Short· 01:17

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A Sahmino reader wrote: "I have held Kafpars for ten years, nothing but losses." Neutrally and with no buy or sell advice, drawing on official exchange data and financial statements, we examine why Pars Refractories Products has failed to satisfy its long-term holders: from thin, fragile profitability to a 1,519% capital increase funded entirely by asset revaluation, and how that distorts the unadjusted price chart. Figures as of July 13, 2026.

Kafpars Under the Lens: A 1,519% Revaluation-Based Capital Increase and the Fundamental Root of a Decade of Shareholder Frustration at Pars Refractories (July 13, 2026)

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