Mino Raises Biscuit Selling Price, Citing Higher Ingredient Costs
Sahmino Newsroom | 4 November 2026 | 8 days ago
Mino Industrial, traded as MINZ, said in a Group A disclosure published on Wednesday, November 4, 2026 that it changed its biscuit selling price effective that day under an internal company decision. The filed rate rose from 1,416,250 rials to 1,734,375 rials. The company cited higher prices for its main ingredients and an increase in production costs; a list of other price changes accompanied the filing.
These are the company's disclosed selling rates for a representative product, not retail prices for every biscuit. The notice gives no numerical forecast for future sales or profit margins.
Sahmino context
What the prices have done since this story was published, and what Sahmino wrote around it
Since this story was published, MINZ rose 12 percent, to 5,730 rial.
Over the same days, Tehran Stock Exchange Index rose 6.5 percent, to 8,427,304.
Over the same days, US Dollar fell 1.8 percent, to 2,640,700 rial.
- MINZ
- +12.1%
- Tehran Stock Exchange Index
- +6.5%
- US Dollar
- −1.8%
Prices to the close of 11 November
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