Reza's

A warehouse operator in Turkey that was bought for a fraction of its liquidation value, indicating significant undervaluation in the market.

Why It Works

Reza's operates in a market where the assets are fundamentally valuable, providing a buffer against inflation and currency fluctuations.

Revenue & Traction

The company was acquired at a market cap of $15-16 million with a liquidation value around $800 million, highlighting substantial potential for growth.

Founding Story

Not mentioned in the transcript.

Business Playbook

Focus on acquiring assets with intrinsic value, even in a turbulent economic environment, and leverage market inefficiencies to realize significant returns.

Why this works now

Warehouse managers in Turkey seeking efficient logistics solutions benefit from Reza's undervalued assets, which provide a hedge against inflation. The company could generate first revenue by listing its services on the Turkish logistics platform, Nakliyat. A risk for Reza's involves the high capital required to upgrade its aging infrastructure, which could impact cash flow and operational capacity.

Additional Information

The investment has reportedly increased close to 100 times in value since its acquisition.

Source

Podcast: My First Million

Episode: Mohnish Pabrai: How to be a top 1% investor

Creation Date: May 22, 2026

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