The buying interest weakened on Thursday and the ultimate result for the main indexes was mixed. SOFIX (862.36, -0.22%) was clipped by the decline in the price of Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 7.75, -3.13%) and Sopharma Trading (SFT, BGN 5.70, -2.56%), while the broad index BGTR30 (859.96) outperformed with 0.03% gain, following the low volume trades with First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.20, +2.44%) and M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 9.80, +3.16%). Neochim (NEOH, BGN 26.00) registered new jump of...
The Bulgarian equity market had a mixed showing on Wednesday, though ultimately the main indexes were up in range from 0.39% to 0.74%. SOFIX (841.39, +0.40%) rebounded from its 200-day MA mainly supported by First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 3.66, +5.17%) recovery after the announcement of Q3 financial data, which couldn’t reach the previous year results for the same period on the other hand. BGREIT (211.42) was the exception, following the pull back of the real estate sector and settled 0.41% low...
SOFIX (842.81, -0.52%) stepped back reflecting poor liquidity and huge daily fluctuations. Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 33.10, -2.65%), First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 3.76, -2.08%), Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.06, -1.85%) and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 7.95, -1.24%) retreated with small daily turnover and weighed on the main index. Speculative trades with Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.65, +3.13%) and Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.715, +1.42%) raised both names without corporate news. Ad...
The Bulgarian equity market closed the choppy week on a downbeat note, leading the main index SOFIX (855.40, -0.41%) to negative territory. Positive price actions with Speedy (SPDY, BGN 224.00, +3.70%) along with Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.74, +4.23%) smoothed the daily performance of the broad indexes BGBX40 (170.21, -0.08%) and BGTR30 (870.60, +0.01%). Sopharma Buildings (SFB, BGN 13.20, -2.94%) and Monbat (MONB, BGN 2.68, -2.90%) were the daily laggards though the turnover was weak and barely re...
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 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 lack of investors’ enthusiasm and the negative trend on Bulgarian stock market continued during the past week, as all major indexes finished with moderate losses. The local benchmark SOFIX decreased by 0.3% to settle at 865.95 and the broad ones – BGBX40 (169.31, -0.3%) and BGTR30 (866.70, -0.3%) performed similarly. The top gainer within our list of selected companies and a SOFIX member – Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 3.34, +7.7%) supported the sector index BGREIT ( 202.74, +1.2%). ...
The Bulgarian equity market had a mixed performance on Wednesday as a last minute push on narrow range of names settled the indexes on positive territory. Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 3.32, +5.06%) and Shelly Group (SLYG, BGN 35.40, +1.14%) were the daily movers after the released news and supported SOFIX (867.44, +0.27) to continued its long term move above 50-day average. The trading activity outside the benchmark indexes remained low and left the daily turnover below the 3-months ave...
Investors’ search of direction fixed SOFIX (853.16, +0.34%) positive on the close after the negative start of the trading session on Thursday. M+S Hydraulic (MCH, BGN 10.10, +6.32%), Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 7.60, +2.70%) and Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 2.66, +1.53%) erased losses from the previous days while Sopharma (SFA, BGN 5.80, -1.02%) and Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.71, -0.70%) extended further their negative moves. The most traded name Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 36.00, +0.56...
Investors calmed down on Tuesday and after the red start of the week SOFIX slightly recovered and closed positive at 850.29 (+0.11%). First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.86, +1.67%), Elana Agrocredit (EAC, BGN 1.07, +1.90%) and Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 3.25, +1.88%) supported the main index while M+S Hydraulic (MCH, BGN 9.50, -3.06%) and Agria (AGH, BGN 20.10, -2.43%) suffered from selling pressure. More than 60% of daily turnover within the main index came from Sopharma (SFA, BGN 5.86, -0.34%...
The Bulgarian equity market staged a recovery and the major indexes settled near daily highs, but still, the logged gains ranging from 0.95% to 2.22% were relatively low compared to the declines registered on Monday. SOFIX (849.37) slumped 36 points lower and won back 18 points, while BGBX40 (167.24) recovered only one third of the losses as less liquid names as Zarneni Hrani (ZHBG, BGN 0.112, -18.25%) and Petrol (PET, BGN 0.85, -14.14%) weighted additionally on the broad index. The tech sector,...
The Bulgarian equity market had a mixed showing on Tuesday in the middle of the earning news season but the declines prevailed at the end and all major indexes settled on negative territory. First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.76, -2.06%) and Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.11, -2.63%) led the movers within SOFIX (863.24, -0.12%), while Bianor (BNR, BGN 6.15, -2.38%) weighed additionally on the broad indexes – BGBX40 (169.77, -0.16%) and BGTR30 (861.14, -0.30%). Half of the benchmark constituents booked t...
The first week of the second half of the year expectedly was under the summer flag with poor trading activity, which settled the main indexes with small changes on both side of the surface. SOFIX (852.60) built on 0.6% gain and registered 11.4% advance from the beginning of the year, driven mostly by the uplift of Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.11, +11.0%), Agria Group Holding (AGH, BGN 20.50, +2.5%) and Eurohold Bulgaria (EUBG, BGN 1.54, +2.7%). The turnover remained the same compared to the a...
All BSE indexes advanced slightly on Friday as the blue-chip SOFIX (852.60) took the lead by 0.36% gain, followed by the broader BGBX40 (168.06, +0.29%) and BGTR30 (853.28, +0.17%), while the real estate-focused BGREIT (190.31) finished 0.13% higher. Gainers amongst SOFIX constituents led the losers by 6-to-3 margin, with Shelly Group (BGN 69.80, +2.05%) taking the lead, while the laggards were led by Sirma Group Holding (BGN 1.11, -4.41%) as some investors took profits, following the recent gai...
The overall activity in the Bulgarian equity market on Tuesday was weak, the decliners-advancers line was almost in equilibrium with lack of conviction from both sides and the major indexes settled flat. SOFIX (841.05, -0.01%) ended on a tick lower as M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 10.00) stood out with 3.85% loss. The daily volumes were poor, though the trading activity with Sopharma (SFA, BGN 5.96, -0.33%) impacted the daily statistic and the turnover exceeded 5 times the 3-months average.
Quit opposite moves fixed SOFIX (807.47, +0.49%) positive on the very last trading session of March. M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 11.10, +6.73%), Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.702, +2.93%), Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 15.30, +2.00%) and Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.53, +2.00%) jumped on the ground of moderate daily volume. Insignificant speculative trades weighed on Holding Varna (HVAR, BGN 44.00, -2.22%), Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 3.34, -1.18%) and Elana Agrocredit (EAC, BGN 1.08, -0.92%...
Selling pressure ruled the trading and SOFIX (803.52, -0.12%) closed in red on Wednesday. Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.682, -3.13%), First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 2.42, -1.63%) and Sopharma (SFA, BGN 6.24, -1.27%) fully offset the positive moves of Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 0.75, +2.74%) and M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 10.40, +1.96%). 1.76m shares of Gradus (GR6, BGN 1.70, +13.33%) lifted the company to daily top gainers’ place and pushed up BGTR30 (813.04, +0.53%) and BGBX40 (164.71, +0.31%).
Bulgarian stock market ended last week on a somber note and the leading local index SOFIX lost 1.0% to close at 806.02, while the broad one BGBX40 (164.55, -1.0%) performed similarly. The weekly top performer within our list of selected companies was Trace Group Hold (T57, BGN 4.20,+4.0%), followed by Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.55, +2.6%) and Telematic Interactive (TIB, BGN 15.91, +2.0%). On the red side the list of laggards started with industrial shares like M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 1...
The Bulgarian equity market closed the losing week on a mixed note as the main indexes registered some losses in a range between minus 0.62% to minus 0.21 % and only BGREIT (191.40, +0.06%) advanced slightly. The daily movers Agria Group (AGH, BGN 19.10, -3.05%) and M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 10.20, -5.56%) weighed the most on the main indexes, while the buying interest in Bianor Holding (BNR, BGN 4.50, +5.14%) and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 15.20, +1.33%) opposed on the flip side. The volu...
The Bulgarian stock market finished the last week on an upbeat mode, continuing the positive move from the previous one. The local benchmark SOFIX added 1.3% to close at 813.82, as for another week the IoT products maker – Shelly Group (A4L, BGN 69.00, +12.7%) was the top performer out of the index members. A total of 8 out of 29 names in our universe finished on green territory, 13 weighted on the red side, while 8 remained unchanged. Along with Shelly, Industrial Holding Bulgaria (IHB, BGN 1.8...
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