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- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 16 February 2026
Widened bid/ask spreads following the adoption of the euro, combined with a shift in focus among the local investment community toward the upcoming parliamentary elections (the eighth in the past five years), provided fertile ground for speculative trading and largely shaped the outcome of the final session of the week on the Bulgarian equity market. SOFIX (1 362.89, +0.62%) advanced on rebound-driven gains in Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, EUR 2.72, +2.26%), Chimimport (CHIM, EUR 0.505, +3.0...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 11 February 2026
The Bulgarian equity market staged a modest rebound during Wednesday’s session, with all major indices closing in positive territory. Financial names led the advance, as First Investment Bank (FIB, EUR 3.58, +5.29%), Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, EUR 1.88, +3.30%) and Chimimport (CHIM, EUR 0.50, +2.04%) topped the gainers’ list, driving SOFIX (1 367.04, +0.91%) to the strongest performance among the benchmarks. Despite the price recovery, trading activity remained subdued. Daily turnover stayed...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 10 February 2026
The Bulgarian equities posted a mixed performance on the first trading day of the week, with turnover coming in below the YtD average. The main indices reflected the subdued activity, recording marginal gains in a narrow range between 0.01% and 0.06%. BGREIT (232.60) was the only index to finish lower, pressured by weakness in real estate names such as Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, EUR 2.70, -1.46%) and Advance Terrafund (ATER, EUR 1.395, -1.06%). The modest positive bias in SOFIX (1 354.69,...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 30 January 2026
The positive sentiment on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange weakened on Thursday, pushing all major indexes into negative territory, with SOFIX (1 385.46, -1.40%) recording the steepest decline. Doverie (DUH, EUR 7.10, -8.51%) came under pronounced selling pressure, followed by Smart Organic (SO, EUR 17.20, -3.37%), Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, EUR 1.84, -3.16%), and Chimimport (CHIM, EUR 0.58, -3.33%), though trading volumes across these names remained subdued. A sharp advance in Sopharma Trading ...
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Bulgaria Outlook 2026
Global macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges weighed on the Bulgarian economy over the past year, primarily through weaker external trade dynamics. Despite this, economic growth remained solid. Real GDP expanded by 2.8% in Q1, 3.5% in Q2, and 3.0% in Q3, supported almost entirely by strong domestic demand. Several factors underpinned this robust consumption growth with the most important being the growth of compensation and the euro transition effect. For 2026 the projections by major i...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 22 January 2026
The Bulgarian equity market entered a phase of consolidation after reaching an 18-year record high, with the main indexes posting their first losses since the beginning of the year. Recent top performer Chimimport (CHIM, EUR 0.585, -7.14%) led the pullback, followed by Sirma Group (SGH, EUR 1.20, -2.44%) and Elana Agrocredit (EAC, EUR 0.55, -2.65%). Profit-taking activity dominated the session, while trading volumes within SOFIX (1 395.85, -1.33%) remained below the 3-month average, indicating a...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 12 January 2026
Broad increase of index members lifted SOFIX (1 323.06, +4.42%) to an 18-year high. Sirma Group Holding (SGH, EUR 1.30, +17.12%) and Chimimport (CHIM, EUR 0.44, +15.79%) led daily gainers with higher daily turnover while Sopharma (SFA, EUR 1.785, +7.21%), Eurohold (EUBG, EUR 1.09, +7.92%) and Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, EUR 1.00, +5.26%) jumped without significant daily volume. Positive sentiment raised all other indexes and BGBX40 (224.48, +3.32%) and BGTR30 (1 064.12, +2.24%) closed green o...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 9 January 2026
The Bulgarian equity market extended its very strong start of the year, marking the fourth trading session under the newly adopted euro denomination. The major indexes continued to build gains, with BGREIT (229.89, -0.90%) being an exception, pressured by renewed weakness in the real estate sector. Strong price spikes in Sirma Group (SGH, EUR 1.11, +12.12%), Eurohold (EUBG, EUR 1.01, +5.21%), and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, EUR 7.30, +9.77%) supported the advance in SOFIX (1 267.03, +1.01%). ...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 22 December 2025
The final session of the last full trading week before year-end closed on a positive note for the Bulgarian equity market, reflecting the constructive sentiment observed in recent days. Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.745, +2.76%) and Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.86, +6.29%) contributed the most to SOFIX (1 148.45, +0.45%), which rewrote its 18-year high. Meanwhile, light-volume trades with Albena (ALB, BGN 27.60, +5.34%) and Gradus (GR6, BGN 1.09, +9.00%) drove the outperformance of the broader BGBX40 (201....
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 18 December 2025
The Bulgarian stock market closed in positive territory on Wednesday, as investor activity continued to improve toward the end of both the month and the year. SOFIX gained 0.34%, finishing the session at 1 138.81 points. The advance was driven primarily by increased interest in Elana Agrocredit (EAC, BGN 1.08, +2.86%), as well as continued strong trading in Sopharma (SFA, BGN 2.89, +1.40%), which has been among the most actively traded shares in recent weeks. Additional support for the index cam...
Morning Bulletin - 17 December 2025
The Bulgarian equity market retreated within a narrow range, with weakness concentrated among recent gainers, pushing SOFIX (1 134.96, -0.19%) into negative territory. Wiser Technologies (WISR, BGN 4.80, -2.04%) and First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 5.72, -1.72%) led the declines within the benchmark. In contrast, the broader indexes edged higher, with BGBX40 (200.94, +0.07%) and BGTR30 (979.99, +0.02%) benefiting from low-volume advances in Sofia Commerce (SCOM, BGN 5.00, +9.17%) and Hydraulic El...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 16 December 2025
The Bulgarian equity market retreated within a narrow range, with weakness concentrated among recent gainers, pushing SOFIX (1 134.96, -0.19%) into negative territory. Wiser Technologies (WISR, BGN 4.80, -2.04%) and First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 5.72, -1.72%) led the declines within the benchmark. In contrast, the broader indexes edged higher, with BGBX40 (200.94, +0.07%) and BGTR30 (979.99, +0.02%) benefiting from low-volume advances in Sofia Commerce (SCOM, BGN 5.00, +9.17%) and Hydraulic El...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 1 December 2025
The Bulgarian equities inched higher on Friday, recovering most of the previous session’s losses and closing the week with modest gains. A rebound in Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 2.67, +1.91%) and a steady bid in Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 56.40, +1.44%) helped to lift all major indexes, with SOFIX (1 087.77, +0.14%) leading the advance. Trading volumes were broadly unchanged from the prior session, remaining subdued for the season. Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.70, 0.00%) and Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.90, +...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 28 November 2025
The Bulgarian equity market bent under selling pressure on Thursday, as weakness in several standalone names pulled the major indexes into negative territory. Wiser Technologies (WISR, BGN 4.52, -4.24%) and Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 2.62, -2.60%) led the declines, weighing broadly on sentiment. At the same time, Sopharma (SFA, BGN 2.72, +1.12%) and Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.72, +0.58%) attracted renewed interest after their latest financial results outperformed expectations. Both names were amo...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Weekly bulletin - 24 November 2025
Bulgarian equities ended the week firmly on the negative side, with most major indices posting declines as investors reassessed their positions amid heightened volatility across global markets. The local blue-chip index SOFIX slipped by 0.7% to close at 1 071.8 points, as the broader BGBX40 (192.56, -0.8%) and BGTR30 (941.65, -0.7%) mirrored the overall downward trend. Among the stocks we track, the top performers were Trace Group Hold (T57, BGN 5.20, +4.0%), the consistently strong Shelly Group...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 21 November 2025
The Bulgarian equity market extended its rebound on Thursday with SOFIX (1 083.94, +0.77%) adding to the recovery seen earlier in the week. Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.69, +3.05%), Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 2.75, +3.00%), Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.70, +2.94%), and Doverie (DUH, BGN 9.28, +2.20%) led the advance, though the strength came somewhat unexpectedly given the light trading volumes and absence of fresh corporate catalysts. Market activity remained moderate for the season and co...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Weekly bulletin - 10 November - 14 November 2025
The Bulgarian stock market ended the previous week on a positive note, with the sole exception of the sector index BGREIT (226.49, -0.6%), which reflected the weaker performance of Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 2.75, -1.8%). The leading local benchmark SOFIX gained 0.8% to close at 1 079.33, supported by strong upward moves from heavyweights Eurohold Bulgaria (EUBG, BGN 1.94, +7.8%) and the high-growth Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 54.00, +5.5%). Both stocks were also among the top gainers in FFBH’s li...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 12 November 2025
The Bulgarian equity market showed resilience on Tuesday, with the major indexes closing in positive territory, advancing between 0.21% and 0.63%. SOFIX (1 073.87, +0.63%) outperformed, supported by gains in Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.70, +2.41%) and Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 53.00, +1.53%). Monbat (MONB, BGN 1.89, +3.85%) and Zaharni Zavodi (ZHBG, BGN 0.12, +4.35%) led on a broader base, though their influence was limited by light-volume trades. Weakness in Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN ...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 10 November 2025
Friday’s session was quiet, carrying a slightly negative tone for the Bulgarian equity market. Nine out of the 15 SOFIX members finished on the downside, with the tech sector leading the retreat — represented by Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 51.20, -1.92%), Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.67, -1.76%), and Wiser Technologies (WISR, BGN 4.96, -1.78%). Light-volume trades in EMKA (BGN 1.97, -2.48%), Neochim (NEOH, BGN 17.60, -4.86%), and Korado Bulgaria (KBG, BGN 4.16, -2.35%) added further pressure across the b...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 7 November 2025
The Bulgarian equity market experienced a volatile session, though the final outcome remained moderate compared to recent levels. Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 5.10, +2.41%) lifted SOFIX (1 070.88, +0.67%), which led the gains among the major indexes and drew additional buying interest in First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 5.10, +1.59%) and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 10.90, +1.87%). Light-volume trades with Albena (ALB, BGN 26.20, -2.96%), Speedy (SPDY, BGN 185.00, -4.15%), and Petr...
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