The carmaker's exit from the revaluation has entered an operational phase as capital market experts believe it is driven by production growth through the acquisition of facilities that could affect the growth of carmakers.
Khodrocar - As car makers went bankrupt and the cumulative losses of these companies increased, capital from the revaluation agenda was on the agenda. Since July this year, which has been highlighted in the automotive assemblies, it has taken four years for the automakers to finally do this and provide the necessary background for their operations.
In the meantime, the question arises whether the departure of Pars Khodro and Saipa as well as Iran Khodro in the near future from the inclusion of Article 141 could lead to the growth of car stocks in the coming year?
"Saipa and Pars Khodro have also begun to do so because one of the ways to raise capital is to reassess their assets, which has led to their exclusion from Article 141.” Mehdi Hajivand, expert of stock market told khodrocar reporter.
"No practical work has been done on this matter and the only actions taken by the car companies on paper are therefore unlikely to affect the growth of stocks and stock prices in the new year, but if enforcement had been taken, It was possible to see the group's stock rise next year.” He said.
"Increasing capital from a revaluation site will allow car makers to obtain facilities, no doubt that will affect their production growth and this will be a factor in stock growth.” He said.
"As the country faces traditional inflation each year, it also affects auto stocks, so next year, alongside positive news from the automotive industry such as growth in production and positive actions by automakers, inflation could affect automakers' stock prices, and Lead to the growth of their stocks.” He told.
The announcement comes as the carmaker companies put their subsidiaries and subsidiaries on the agenda to greatly improve their cash flow based on the proceeds of the merger. With these measures, they hope to get the liquidity cycle on track to boost production.
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