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- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Weekly bulletin - 10 March - 14 March 2025
The Bulgarian stock market remained volatile over the past week, as the benchmark SOFIX dropped 0.8% and all other major indexes closed down, ranging from -0.5% to -1.4%. The trading activity was weak, as block deals with some unpopular names boosted the volumes (+105.1% YTD) and the turnover (+51.6% YTD) higher than average numbers. The worst performer in our list of selected securities was Telelink Business Services Group (TBS, BGN 9.65, -12.3%), followed by SOFIX members Agria Group (AGH, BGN...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 17 March 2025
The trading activity was narrowly ranged on Friday, which provided mixed outcomes for the main indexes. SOFIX (896.14, -0.04%) and BGREIT (214.69, -0.27%) dove even more in this trading session as Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 4.14, -0.96%) and Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 3.21, -0.31%) weighed on the index’s performance. Some light-volume price actions with Synergon (SNRG, BGN 0.995, +13.07%), Zarneni Hrani (ZHBG, BGN 0.13, +4.84%) and M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 9.55, +4.37%) provided supp...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 13 March 2025
SOFIX (896.88, +0.09%) and BGBX40 (171.79, +0.01%) closed on a note higher on Wednesday, though the daily impact could be stronger without the selling pressure on Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.60, -2.44%) and Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.715, -2.05%), which placed the bank on the top loser list for second day in a row in the large cap space. The positive bias came from buy-the-dip interest in First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 3.98, +3.11%), Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 36.20, +1.97) and Agria Group (...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 12 March 2025
For a third consecutive trading session SOFIX (896.93, -0.62%) lost ground reflecting the drop of Agria Group Holding (AGH, BGN 20.90, -5.00%) after it was announced that the company will leave the main index. Financial and tech sector also closed in the red zone as Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.64, -4.09%), First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 3.86, -3.50%) and Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 35.50, -1.93%) suffered from selling pressure on Tuesday. Daily gainer Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 7.9...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Weekly bulletin - 4 March - 7 March 2025
The Bulgarian stock market ended the week with no clear direction, while the global markets remained on a volatile note, with investors increasingly concerned on heightened US policy uncertainty. The leading local benchmark SOFIX lost 0.1% to settle at 903.11, as all other major indexes kept to tighter range from 0.0% to 0.5%. An activated share buyback procedure by Telelink Business Services Group (TBS, BGN 11.00, +11.7%) put the name of the company on the top of the gainers in our list of sele...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 6 March 2025
The Bulgarian equity market logged gains across the board on Wednesday with fresh record highs for the main indexes. SOFIX (907.14) rose by 1.49%, while BGBX40 (172.90) and BGTR30 (872.09) jumped by 0.81% and 0.67%, respectively. The buying interest in Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 7.95, +3.25%), Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.75, +4.17%) and Smart Organic (SO, BGN 26.40,+2.33%) after the positive financial data exceeded the 3-months average turnover and attracted more activity around the indexes’...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 5 March 2025
The Bulgarian market started the shorter working week on a downbeat note following the world economy sentiment. The decliners led the advancers by 2-to-1 margin, which settled the main indexes on negative territory. SOFIX (893.80) underperformed the most by 1.16% as the heavy Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 36.50, -2.67%), Sopharma (SFA, BGN 5.74, -1.71%) and First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 3.68, -3.16%) met the selling pressure below the current market levels. Positive consolidated financial data gave ...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 4 March 2025
The Bulgarian market had a rough showing on Friday though the initial selling pressure in the early hours was replaced by more optimistic price actions at the end on the session. The major indexes settled mixed as Agria Group (AGH, BGN 20.40, -2.86%) and the heavy member Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 37.50, -0.53%) weighed on the indexes, while M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 9.35, +2.19%) and Smart Organic (SO, BGN 26.20, +2.34%) recovered the losses on the opposite side. SOFIX (904.25, -0.13%) slipped below...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Weekly bulletin - 17 February - 21 February 2025
The Bulgarian stock market ended the week mixed, as the main indexes followed the global mood and recorded a strongly negative Friday trading session. The local benchmark SOFIX lost 0.5% to settle at 892.61, while the broad ones BGBX40 (171.40, -0.3%) and BGTR30 (862.12, +0.2%) closed in opposite directions. The industrial M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 9.40, +4.4%) was the top gainer within our list, followed by SOFIX members Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.72, +2.9%) and Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 37.20, +2.5%)...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 20 February 2025
The positive sentiment raised SOFIX to 902.19 (+0.58%) on Wednesday. The main index crossed psychological level of 900 for a third time this year on the back of Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 3.24, +2.86%), Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.71, +2.16%) and First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 3.90, +1.04%). Negative impact on SOFIX came from Bulgarian Real Estate Company (BREF, BGN 4.12, -0.48%) driven by small speculative trades. Liquidity remained low as most of investors are awaiting the release of Q4 2024 co...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 30 January 2025
The Bulgarian equity market had some mixed showing on Wednesday, though the trading activity was concentrated more on current market levels, while the light volume trades dictated the direction. The bank sector, represented by First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.30, +4.37%), Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.69, +3.68%) and Bulgarian American Credit Bank (BACB, BGN 12.50, +8.70%) gave the positive bias, while Elana Agrocredit (EAC, BGN 1.07, -2.73%) and M+S Hydraulic (MSH, BGN 9.10, -7.91%) led...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 28 January 2025
The Bulgarian market moved in a narrow range since it registered a 16-year high in beginning of the year, while the trading activity weakened. SOFIX (887.84) settled on a note higher as the positive bias came from the heavy member Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 35.00 +0.57%). The broad indexes BGTR30 (857.49, +0.31%) and BGBX40 (171.44, +0.32%) were additionally powered by the reaction of the retail on the released financial data of Wiser (WISR, BGN 5.00, +4.17%) and the price actions with M+S Hydrauli...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 22 January 2025
It seems that the light-volume trades continue to navigate the Bulgarian market, while the investors stay frozen in wait and see mode. Single trades with Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.68, -2.33%), Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 34.80, -0.29%) and Sopharma Buildings (SFB, BGN 12.50, -3.85%) placed all major indexes on the negative side in range between 0.05% and 0.25%. The trading activity was weak as close to half of the indexes’ members finished the session untraded.
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Bulgaria Outlook 2025
OUTLOOK 2025 – 6 VALUE STOCKS FOR YOUR PORTFOLIO Bulgaria's economy showed resilience despite the world and domestic challenges. In the first three quarters of 2024, the country posted steady annual GDP growth of 1.9% in Q1, 2.3% in Q2 and 2.6% in Q3 (non-seasonally adjusted data). The main drivers behind the growth were the individual and government consumption, which accelerated their contribution throughout the three quarters. Inflation has been on a downward trend, aligning with global ...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Weekly bulletin - 30 December 2024 - 3 January 2025
The Bulgarian stocks marked a mixed start of the year, as during the two trading days, local benchmark SOFIX lost 0.4% to settle at 889.27. The broader BGBX40 (171.79, +0.0%) and BGTR30 (865.04, +0.2%) kept to a tighter range. The weekly top performer within our selected companies were Industrial Capital Holding (HIKA, BGN 2.68, +5.5%) and Alcomet (ALCM, BGN 6.75, +5.5%), while two of the SOFIX members – Eurohold Bulgaria (EUBG, BGN 1.92, -3,5%) and Doverie United Holding (DUH, BGN 7,80, -2,0%)...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 6 January 2025
The Bulgarian market was in retreat mode on Friday, following sell-off of the heavy member Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 34.00, -2.58%) as well as Telematic Interactive (TIB, BGN 22.20, -2.63%) and BG Agro (BGAG, BGN 1.06, -8.62%). SOFIX (889.27) plunged 1.68% during the session, reflecting low-volume trade with Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.92, 0.00%) on the bid side, but late-hour trade covered the decrease and the benchmark booked 0.25% loss. The activity was broadly based with volumes close to 15-days ave...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 19 December 2024
The major indexes traded slightly higher on Wednesday, reflecting carryover upside momentum to build on recent gains. Buying efforts continued to move Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.69) ahead by fresh 2.42% increase, which in combination with Bulgarian Stock Exchange’s (BSE, BGN 7.95, +1.27%) and First Investment Bank’s (FIB, BGN 3.90, +0.52%) advance led the indexes to positive territory with SOFIX (862.47, +0.29%) on top. The daily volumes improved significantly as close to 32m warrants of Eurohold (EU...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 18 December 2024
Tuesday’s session was impacted by Central Cooperative Bank’s (CCB, BGN 1.68, +5.00%) and Eurohold’s (EUBG, BGN 1.65, +7.84%) jumps, though no fresh news were announced lately for neither name. All major indexes settled on positive territory as SOFIX (859.94) led with 1.33% gain, while the broad indexes BGBX40 (168.00, +0.84%) and BGTR30 (850.17, +0.38%) provided increased turnover compared to average, coming from Galata Invest (GTH, BGN 2.50, +2.45%) and Velgraf Asset Managed (VAM, BGN 4.82, +0....
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Weekly bulletin - 2 December - 6 December 2024
The Bulgarian stock market ended the week with no clear direction, as the local benchmark SOFIX added 0.1% to settle at 847.67. The broader BGBX40 (166.63, +0.3%) and BGTR30 (846.93, -0.4%) performed in different directions, while the sector BGREIT (213.60,+0.6 %) gained the most, supported by the strong movement of Sopharma Buildings (SFB, BGN 16.50, +19.57%). The weekly top performer within our selected companies was Trace Group Hold (T57, BGN 6.0,+6.2%), followed by Telematic Interactive Bul...
- Mihail Dimitrov
- Veselin Radoychev Please Change Surname
Morning Bulletin - 9 December 2024
Friday’s trading was mostly mixed with moderate activity on a narrow base as BGBX40 (166.63, -0.02%) blended all volatile price actions within the BSE, underperforming SOFIX (847.67, +0.15%). Chimimport (CHIM, BGN 0.695, -4.14%), Eleven Capital (11C, BGN 16.00, -3.61%) and Stara Planina (SPH, BGN 9.00, -2.17%) led the decliners, while First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 3.88) and Hydraulic Element and System (HES, BGN 5.50) took some breath and recovered by 3.74% and 2.80%, respectively. The daily v...
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