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Wood Products and Furniture Sector Stocks

Last price, daily change, market cap and valuation ratios of the stocks in the Wood Products and Furniture sector.

Stocks
8
TRY 25B
Up / down
6 / 2
▲ 0.44%avg. daily
Median P/E
128.92
BIST med. 10.64
Largest company
KLSYN
TRY 6.4B · 26% of sector

Sector Stocks

Sector stocks
KOLEKSIYON MOBILYAKLSYNKoleksiyon Mobilya14.82−1.33%−1.33%25.6M6.4B—1.5328.210.93%−0.06%
ADEL KALEMCILIKADELAdel Kalemcilik21.340.85%0.85%6.1M5.5B—4.3652.521.75%−41.92%
MONDI TURKEYMNDTRMondi Turkey3.442.38%2.38%972.2K3.6B—0.44−22.40—−22.11%
ORMA ORMAN MAHSULLERIORMAOrma Orman Mahsulleri127.500.63%0.63%10.5K3.5B150.090.4313.36—0.28%
GENTASGENTSGentas3.090.98%0.98%3.7M2.3B107.740.586.632.01%0.52%
DOGANLAR MOBILYADGNMODoganlar Mobilya6.163.53%3.53%10.7M2.2B—1.5396.173.20%−78.80%
SUMAS SUNI TAHTASUMASSumas Suni Tahta171.00−3.88%−3.88%33.5K1.1B—2.057.900.73%−1.71%
YONGA MOBILYAYONGAYonga Mobilya27.600.36%0.36%1.1K463.7M—0.73−7.620.74%−12.47%
Ratios are calculated from the latest published financial statements.8 / 8

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About the Wood Products and Furniture Sector

8 stocks trade in the Wood Products and Furniture sector with a combined market cap of TRY 25B. As of Nov 12, 2026, 12:03 the sector’s average daily change is 0.44% (6 up, 2 down). The sector’s median P/E is 128.92 and median P/B is 1.13. The largest companies by market cap: KLSYN (TRY 6.4B), ADEL (TRY 5.5B), MNDTR (TRY 3.6B).

Frequently Asked Questions

8 stocks trade in the Wood Products and Furniture sector: KLSYN, ADEL, MNDTR, ORMA, GENTS, DGNMO, SUMAS, YONGA.

KLSYN (Koleksiyon Mobilya) is the largest company in the sector with a market cap of TRY 6.4B, accounting for 25.6% of the sector total. It is followed by ADEL (TRY 5.5B).

As of Nov 12, 2026, 12:03 the top gainer in the sector is DGNMO (3.53%) and the biggest decliner is SUMAS (−3.88%).

The classification follows the official sector codes Borsa Istanbul assigns to companies by main line of business. Companies active in several areas, such as holdings, are grouped in a separate sector.