Sasa Polyester (IST: SASA) Stock Analysis

Sasa Polyester Sanayi A.S. · Consumer Cyclical / Textile Manufacturing · Borsa İstanbul

As of 23 October 2026, Sasa Polyester (IST: SASA) last traded at 1.60 TRY. P/B 0.44; market capitalisation 84.00 billion TRY. The price is 35.5% below its 200-day moving average. Source: Yahoo Finance data; ratios calculated by FKRadar.

SASA P/E ratio, P/B, 200-day moving average and other indicators

The indicators below summarise both the balance sheet and the price behaviour of the stock. The level column shows whether each indicator sits in a low, mid or high band according to FKRadar's fixed thresholds. A low or high value is not good or bad on its own. For information only, not investment advice.

Key data points

• The price (1.60 TRY) sits at point 5 of its 52-week range (1.48 – 3.69 TRY), where 0 is the low and 100 the high.
• The price (1.60 TRY) is 26.4% below its 50-day moving average (2.17 TRY) and 35.5% below its 200-day moving average (2.48 TRY). Averages are simple averages of daily closes.
• P/B (0.44) is below the median of the 29 BIST companies in the Consumer Cyclical sector with a positive P/B (1.27). Medians cover the 250 largest BIST stocks by market capitalisation.
• Net income was positive in 2 of the last 5 quarters with data.
• Turkish companies apply inflation accounting, so amounts from different periods may not be directly comparable.

This stock currently appears in these ready-made screens:

Stocks Below Book Value (P/B Under 1) Stocks Below Their 200-Day Average Stocks Near Their 52-Week Low

SASA profile and valuation ratios

SASA 52-week low and high

SASA traded as low as 1.48 and as high as 3.69 TRY over the past year. Where the price sits within this range shows whether the stock is trading closer to its peak or its floor.

Upcoming dates

• Last ex-dividend date: 2019-06-17

How to read the ratios on this page

P/E ratiois the share price divided by earnings per share over the trailing twelve months. Roughly, it answers the question "if the company sustains this profit, how many years until the investment pays back". A low P/E does not by itself mean cheap: if profit was inflated by a one-off item, or the market expects earnings to fall, the ratio naturally looks low.

P/Bis market capitalisation divided by shareholders' equity. Values below one show the company is priced below its book value. This is common in banks and capital-intensive sectors and is not on its own a reason to buy.

200-day averageis the most widely used gauge of the long-term trend. A price above the average points to an uptrend, below it to a downtrend. Crossings of the average are not on their own buy or sell signals.