BREF SELLS NON-OPERATIONAL ASSET FOR EUR 2.8 MLN

MFG Invest (MFG) – announced an online meeting with its shareholders on 03.12.2025 from 15:00 which will review the companies in the portfolio, company’s performance and expected results for 2025. It can be attended at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/CdghHmtoQfu2xRTe_Ms6IQ

Stara Planina Hold (SPH) announced consolidated sales increase of 1.72% YoY for the 10 months reaching BGN 259mln. Within the company portfolio, the contributors are M+S Hydraulic (MSH), which marked a 3.6% YoY increase to BGN 118.8mln and Hydraulic Elements and Systems (HES) increasing 3.6% to BGN 69.5mln. The expectations for the 11 months are to mark an even greater increase of 2.93% reaching BGN 247.6mln, where MSH would increase 4.82% to BGN 131.1mln and HES growing 9.58% to BGN 77mln.

ImPulse Growth (IMP) – announced that their company ImVenture III participated in a financing round for one of their portfolio companies Daye Biotech Limited, a producer of integrated diagnostic platforms for gynecological health, in the amount of EUR 0.5mln.

Telematic Interactive (TIB) announced that they have lent their subsidiary Telematic Interactive Sport EUR 200,000. This comes days after Telematic announced they’ve signed a marketing agreement for EUR 77,000 with PFC Levski Sofia to display company logo and adds on the stadium.

Green Innovation (HYDR) announced Q3 cons results where revenues increased 74% YoY to BGN 6.7mln and Net Profit shot up 230% to BGN 1.1mln.

ü  Bulgaria recorded a current account deficit of EUR 792.9mln in September, sharply widening from a EUR 178.9mln posted in the same month of the previous year. This marked the largest monthly shortfall since December of 2008, primarily driven by a notable increase in the goods trade deficit, which rose to EUR 845.9mln from EUR 410.7mln in September 2024. Additionally, the deficit in primary income grew significantly to EUR 752.4mln from EUR 501.7mln, while the services account surplus narrowed to EUR 537.7mln from EUR 669.1mln.

ü  The annual inflation rate eased to 5.3% in October 2025. Price growth mainly slowed for housing and utilities (7.7% vs 8.7% in September), recreation and culture (15.7% vs 19.1%), and restaurants and hotels (10.3% vs 10.8%). Inflation also declined for education (8.7% vs 9.4%), miscellaneous goods and services (5% vs 5.2%), communication (5.4% vs 5.6%), and furnishings, household equipment, and maintenance (0.6% vs 0.7%). At the same time, costs declined for clothing and footwear (-0.3% vs 0.8%), while prices remained unchanged for alcoholic beverages and tobacco (7.8%) and health (-4.5%). On the other hand, inflation increased slightly for food and non-alcoholic beverages (6.4% vs 6.2%) and transport (0.5% vs 0.4%).