The Bulgarian equity market had a cautious session and the main indexes split up on both sides of the surface. SOFIX (846.34, -0.57%) plunged more, nearing the 200-MA as the pharmaceutical sector, represented by Sopharma (SFA, BGN 5.60, -2.78%), met some negative price actions as the bid side order book weakened significantly after the ex-dividend date. BGBX40 (165.67, -0.81%) declined the most as Speedy (SPDY, BGN 200.00, -7.41%) weighted additionally on the broad index. The volumes remained fa...
The lack of investors’ enthusiasm and the negative trend on the Bulgarian stock market became more visible during the past week and all major indexes finished with losses. The local benchmark SOFIX decreased by 0.8% to settle at 847.18, while the broad ones – BGBX40 (167.02, -1.6%) and BGTR30 (853.24, -1.8%) performed worse. Speedy (SPDY, BGN 224.00, +3.7%) led the list of gainers within our list of selected companies, followed by the SOFIX members Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.08, +1.9%) and ...
The Bulgarian equity market faced some selling pressure on Monday and settled all main indexes with losses in range between 1.11% to 0.69%. Downside bias was the result of widened Bid/Ask spreads for Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 3.84, -3.03%) and Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.705, -2.76%) and aggressive sellers of First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 3.82, -4.98%) and Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 33.50, -2.05%). The volumes slipped even more compared to previous trading sessions and remained below the ...
The Bulgarian stock market continued the downtrend from the previous weeks with mixed actions and poor turnover. The local benchmark SOFIX lost 1.0% to close at 857.19, as other main indexes – BGBX40 (168.32, -0.6%) and BGREIT (204.38, +0.8%) showed opposite performance. Trace Group Hold (T57, BGN 6.50, +14.0 %) was the top gainer within our list of selected companies, followed by Sopharma Trading (SFT, BGN 5.95, +2.6%) and Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 3.36, +0.6%). Declining stocks out...
The Bulgarian equity market showed some increased trading activity on broader base and the major indexes extended further their gains on Friday as BGREIT (204.38, -0.16%) alone settled on negative territory. First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.78, +6.22%) was once again the story name in the space as the retail easily moved the price in both directions in the weakening order book. The block trades with M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 9.25, -2.12%) impacted the daily turnover statistics, while the daily vo...
The Bulgarian equity market closed the first day of the week on a downbeat note with above the 3-months average turnover. The previous days movers Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.64, -3.53%), Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 7.85, -2.48%) and M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 9.25, -2.63%) continued to impact the major indexes due to tiny Bid/Аsk order book and increased volatility. All major indexes settled on negative territory in range between 0.71% and 0.06% while large-cap names like Sopharma ...
The Bulgarian stock market indexes closed the week flat on Friday, as the sector-focused BGREIT (199.94, +1.2%) was the only one with more solid gain, supported by the strong movement of Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 3.10, +6.9%). The benchmark SOFIX added 0.3% to settle at 869.29, reflecting the lack of fresh’ enthusiasm on the market. Nevertheless, the top gainers within our list of selected companies started with SOFIX members Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.75, +9.6%) and Bulgarian Stock Exc...
Summer vacations, poor liquidity, and the absence of corporate news made room for speculative moves. Huge opposite moves set SOFIX at 871.43 (+0.31%) despite the drop of Agria (AGH, BGN 19.50, -4.41%) and Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 3.06, -1.29%). Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.83, +8.28%), Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.78, +4.00%) and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 7.90, +3.95%) moved North without any corporate news or other relevant information. BGBX40 170.91 (+0.12%) and BGTR30...
Positive start of the week set SOFIX (871.20, +0.51%) positive as well. First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 5.40, +2.86%), Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 2.98, +2.76%) and Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.12, +3.70%) surged without significant daily volume, while the most traded name Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.47) finished unchanged. Shelly (SLYG, EUR 36.30, -1.09%) was the only index member that lost altitude on Monday, suffering from the absence of liquidity and speculative trades.
The Bulgarian stock market ended the week mixed, lacking investor interest in the middle of the summer and trying to digest the outgoing corporate earnings data for the first half of the year. The benchmark SOFIX retreated 0.3% to settle at 862.25, while the broader ones - BGBX40 (169.60, -0.1%), BGTR30 (863.45, +0.6%) performed in opposite directions. The weekly volume (-66.8%) showed weak performance while the turnover (+46.6%) was pushed up by intense trade with bonds and generally illiquid n...
The Bulgarian equity market started the week on a weak note with broad-based selling, which settled the main indexes in negative territory. SOFIX (860.82) declined 0.43% and finished just a tick above the 50-day average with First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.48, -3.03%) and Bulgarian Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 2.60, +1.56%) on both sides of the movers’ list. The block trade with Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.50, +0.67%) impacted the daily statistics, and the turnover neared the 3-months average.
SOFIX 857.65 lost 0.16% on Tuesday reflecting the crash of Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.57, -3.68%), M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 9.90, -2.94%) and Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.45, -2.03%). Insignificant daily volume raised the value of Sopharma (SFA, BGN 5.88, +1.38%), First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.48, +0.90%) and Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.715, +0.70%). BGREIT 191.08 (+0.48%) jumped on the ground of small speculative trades with Sopharma Buildings (SFB, BGN 13.40, +7.20%).
Bulgarian equity market rose in the second week of July, led by 1.3% gain in benchmark index SOFIX (863.83) and more moderate presentation of the broad ones - BGBX40 (169.43, +0.8%) and BGTR30 (855.32, +0.2%). The tech sector blue chip Shelly Group (SLYG, BGN 74.80, +7.22%) was the best performing stock both within SOFIX and our list of selected securities, after the company revealed 49% YoY growth in H1 2024 sales and acquisition of a new company. The gainers continued with Korado Bulgaria (KBG...
All major indexes settled on negative territory after a somewhat mixed session with trading activity based on the benchmark index. SOFIX (851.90, -0.08%) continued to move on tick higher than its 50-day average as the negative effect came mainly from the heavy members Shelly Group (SLYG, BGN 69.60, -0.29%) and Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.57, -1.88%). The daily volumes were low as a single block trade with Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.08, -0.65%) impacted the daily statistics.
The major indexes closed near their highs of the day after a surge of buying interest from the retails mainly in benchmark names. Agria Group (AGH, BGN 20.60, +3.00%), Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 15.00, +2.04%) and Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.50, +2.04%) were among the top performers within SOFIX (846.07, +0.60%). The daily volumes slipped compare to previous two sessions and remained far below the 15-days average.
The Bulgarian stock market edged lower last week, as investors remained cautious and approaching summer season lowered the investors’ activity. The leading local index SOFIX lost 0.5% to close at 848.99, as the broad ones – BGBX40 (169.28, -0.7%), BGTR30 (850.96, -0.4%) performed as the benchmark. Declining stocks outnumbered the rising ones in our list of selected companies by 15 to 7, 7 ended unchanged. The weekly top three gainers within the list were all SOFIX members – Sirma Group Holding (...
The market exhibited mixed action on Friday as the participants took profit from outperformed names and switched into names with positive news. SOFIX (848.99, -0.35%) reflected a slight negative slip following the continuing downtrend of Shelly Group (SLYG, BGN 69.00, -0.86%) combined with the deepen losses of M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 10.00, -2.91%) and Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.60, -3.03%). The lack of conviction on both sides in this session left the volumes below the 15-days average...
The Bulgarian stock market finished the last trading week on a negative note, continuing the drop from the previous one. The local benchmark SOFIX retreated -0.4% to settle at 862.00, while the broad ones - BGBX40 (170.59, -0.8%) and BGTR30 (852.97, +0.1%) finished in opposite directions. Speedy (SPDY, BGN 180.00, +7.8%) was the top gainer within our list of selected companies, followed by Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 0.96, +6.1%) and First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.78, +4.8%), both SOFIX mem...
SOFIX (865.04, +0.09%) finished in green territory on Thursday. Notable fluctuations of index members offset each other as First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.84, +5.68%) overcame the decrease of Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.54, -1.28%), Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.65, -1.20%) and Doverie United Holding (DUH, BGN 8.74, -1.13%). Speculative trades raised Agria (AGH, BGN 21.00, +2.94%) and Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 0.955, +3.24%), but both companies registered insignificant daily volume. Shell...
The Bulgarian stock market kept its positive momentum from the recent weeks and managed to end the last one on the green side as investors remained active in some particular positions like Shelly Group (SLYG, BGN 74.80, +3.8%). At the close in Sofia the benchmark SOFIX added 1.2% to settle at 866.45, while the broad ones BGBX40 (172.29, 0.7%) and BGTR30 (859.84, +0.2%) showed more modest increase. The advancers outnumbered the decliners in our list of selected companies by 11-to-10 as the top pe...
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