FAQ

The website address is: WWW.SFG.IR

The company has primarily invested in financial services, including financing, leasing, brokerage, investment, investment advisory, insurance, and tourism. These investments are visible on the Codal website. For more details, please refer to the company’s latest financial reports.

According to the law, it will be held within four months after the end of the group's fiscal year. The group's fiscal year ends on 12-29 (December 19th/20th).

Donya-e-Eqtesad and Ettela'at newspapers.

In accordance with the Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO) directives, cash dividends are deposited into shareholders' accounts through the SEJAM system. Therefore, every year after the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and the approval of cash dividends, payments are made according to the schedule announced on the Codal website via the aforementioned system. All shareholders who have not yet registered in the SEJAM system are requested to complete their registration.

If a capital increase is carried out from retained earnings, "bonus shares" will be allocated to the shareholders.

Dividends belong to shareholders who own the stock on the date the company’s Annual General Meeting is held.

To view the latest status of share price changes, you can visit the TSETMC website at www.tsetmc.com.

Given the electronic facilities created for shareholders, all respected shareholders can receive their latest share certificates by visiting the Integrated Stakeholder Portal (DDN) at ddn.csdiran.ir.

Contact the Central Securities Depository of Iran (CSDI) at (+9821)-42365000 to carry out the procedures for involuntary (legal) transfer.

Visit the Government Service Offices (Pishkhan) to take the necessary actions to consolidate/correct them.

• A – Send the latest image of your share certificate to your broker to perform a "Change of Supervisor Broker" (Taghir-e-Nazer). The company’s share department cannot assist in this matter.

• B – You may have multiple trading codes. Visit Government Service Offices to resolve the issue of having multiple codes.

Anyone wishing to invest in the stock market for the first time must visit an official brokerage of the SEO with necessary documents (original ID card and National ID) and fill out the relevant forms to receive a shareholder code. To buy shares, one can deposit the required amount into the broker's account and specify the details (company name, number of shares, investment amount, price limit, etc.). The applicant can set a maximum price cap, or allow the broker to purchase at the market price. Similarly, for selling, the person must present the share certificate and fill out the forms at the brokerage. No one except the shareholder (not even immediate family) has the right to buy or sell for another person, nor can funds be withdrawn by another person unless a legal power of attorney (POA) is provided and confirmed by the SEO Legal Department.

• Brokerage Fees: The buying commission is 0.486% of the purchase price, and the selling fee (including commission and tax) is 0.5291% of the sale price.

Earnings Per Share (EPS) is calculated by dividing the company's net profit after tax by the total number of shares.

The P/E ratio is the ratio of the share price to the EPS announced by the company.

Companies need new financial resources to implement new projects or expand activities. One of these methods is a Capital Increase, which results in an increase in the number of shares. The board of directors explains the reason and the expected return in a justification report. If approved by shareholders in an Extraordinary General Meeting, it is implemented. Types of Capital Increase: 1. From cash contributions. 2. From shareholder claims. 3. Bonus shares (from reserves or retained earnings). 4. From share premiums (waiving preemptive rights). 5. From revaluation of company assets. 6. Hybrid method (a combination of two or more of the above).

Through the Involuntary Transfer process, the deceased's shares are transferred to the heirs based on the Heirship Certificate (Hasr-e-Varathat), and new certificates are printed for the heirs. Required Documents:

• Original and copy of the Heirship Certificate.

• Original and copy of the ID cards of all heirs.

• Original and copy of the Inheritance Tax payment receipt.

• Original and copy of the Death Certificate.

• Original and copy of the deceased’s share certificates.

• Original and copy of the Power of Attorney (if the heirs have appointed one person as their representative).

Heirs can first request an Asset Statement from the CSDI to confirm the holdings. After the brokerage/company reviews the documents, each heir's share is calculated according to the heirship certificate. After verification by the CSDI, the transfer is processed electronically.

• Note 1: If heirs appoint one heir as their legal attorney, the shares are not divided but transferred entirely to the attorney.

• Note 2: The legal attorney must visit the CSDI within 10 days of submitting the request to verify the Power of Attorney with valid identification; otherwise, shares will be divided among all heirs according to the heirship decree.