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Razak Pharmaceutical (DRZK) Has Risen About 176% Since Its June 15 Reopening, Closing Each Session Bid-Locked; Behind the Run, a Jump in Quarterly Profit and a P/E Below the Sector Average

Sahmino editorialAug 21, 2026Short01:08

Razak Pharmaceutical (DRZK), halted for roughly four months, has climbed nearly 176% from its June 15, 2026 reopening to August 19, closing that last session at 3,980 rials on a buy queue, with volume about five times the one-month average. Behind the run sits the interim statement for the three months to June 21, 2026, in which net profit rose more than 15-fold year over year and revenue grew 92%. Even so, the stock's P/E of about 8.8 is still below the pharmaceutical sector average.

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A pharma stock few were watching, Razak, rose one hundred seventy six percent from June fifteen to August nineteen. Razak was halted for about four months and missed the market's climb, then it reopened. From June fifteen, when it was about fourteen hundred rials, it rose almost every session. On Wednesday August nineteen it closed at three thousand nine hundred eighty rials on a buy queue. That day volume ran near five times the twenty session average, and retail investors were buyers. From about fourteen hundred rials to nearly four thousand, a gain of one hundred seventy six percent. The main driver was the three month statement, showing net profit more than fifteen times last year. Revenue grew ninety two percent and return on equity is about thirty three percent. Even so, Razak's price to earnings is about eight point eight, below the sector's thirteen. On one side, jumping profit and value; on the other, catch up from the halt and unaudited figures. The lesson is clear: one fundamental number showed up in price through buy queues after a halt. Read the full story on Sahmino dot com; do you think this rally continues or a correction is due?

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