Barez Industrial Group Raises Radial Tyre Prices 21% on Average, Citing Costs Up More Than 55%
Sahmino Newsroom | 20 October 2026 | 26 days ago
Barez Industrial Group (ticker BARZ) said in a Group A disclosure published on Codal on Monday, October 19, 2026 (27 Mehr 1405) that its selling prices for radial tyres rose by an average of 21 percent from 19 October. The company received permission for the increase on 18 October from the "relevant authorities". It attributed the move to a rise of more than 55 percent in the cost of production inputs, including raw materials, wages and the inflationary effect of other costs under sanctions. The filing says radial tyres made up 64 percent of the company's revenue in the previous fiscal year, so the group's pricing bears directly on revenue and margins. The old and new price figures are printed in the form without a unit and are not quoted here.
Sahmino context
What the prices have done since this story was published, and what Sahmino wrote around it
Since this story was published, BARZ rose 55 percent, to 12,910 rial.
Over the same days, Tehran Stock Exchange Index rose 2.3 percent, to 8,465,595.
Over the same days, US Dollar rose 1.9 percent, to 2,699,000 rial.
- BARZ
- +54.6%
- Tehran Stock Exchange Index
- +2.3%
- US Dollar
- +1.9%
Prices to the close of 15 November
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