СЕДМИЧЕН БЮЛЕТИН НА СИС (29 НОЕМВРИ – 3 ДЕКЕМВРИ) С НАЙ-ВАЖНИТЕ СЪБИТИЯ НА БЪЛГАРСКИЯ КАПИТАЛОВ ПАЗАР
Dronamics announces the launch of a defense platform
| Market Overview (09 Feb – 13 Feb) | |
| The main Bulgarian index SOFIX increased this week by 0.67% to 1362.89 points. The broad index BGBX40 increased this week by 1.04% to 230.26 points and BGREIT decreased this week to 231.44 points, down by 0.93%. | |
| Corporate News | |
| Boleron AD (BLRN) announced an online investor meeting on 19.02.2026 (Wednesday) from 09.00 EET, where the development of the company will be discussed. It can be attended on https://meet.google.com/hjh-ehib-vix
Dronamics (DRON) announced the launch of a defense platform powered by its Black Swan long range cardo UAV to address a critical national security gap – the ability for countries to continuously detect and target multi-domain threats from air. For the project, the company is partnering with HENSOLDT, a global leader in sensor solutions for defense and security applications. Eleven Capital (11C) announced an online investor meeting on 25.02.2026 from 15:00 EET, where the Q4 2025 results will be discussed and the development of the portfolio. It can be attended at: https://luma.com/hzw6s67s
ü The annual inflation rate eased to 3.6% in January. Price growth slowed mainly for food and non-alcoholic beverages (4.0% vs 5.5% in December), housing and utilities (3.7% vs 7.8%), recreation, sport, and culture (16.2% vs 17.1%), and restaurants and accommodation services (9.2% vs 9.9%). Costs dropped for transport (-1.6% vs 0.3%), health (-4.1% vs -3.6%), and information and communication (-2.2% vs 0.2%). Meanwhile, prices rose for furnishing, household equipment and maintenance (1.4% vs 1.1%) and personal care, social protection and miscellaneous goods and services (6.4% vs 5.4%). ü The economy grew by 2.9% YoY in the fourth quarter of 2025. This marked the weakest pace of growth since the third quarter of 2024, as net external demand continued to weigh on overall economic performance. Exports of goods and services remained in contraction, though at a much softer pace (-0.1% vs -5.4% in Q3), while imports accelerated sharply (9.5% vs 4.2%). At the same time, growth in final consumption eased to 7.2% from 7.9% in the previous quarter. ü Construction output rose 0.6%YoY in December. This marked the weakest growth since February 2024, as activity expanded at a softer pace in civil engineering works (3.5% vs 8% in November), while specialized construction activities contracted sharply (-3.9% vs -0.4%). In contrast, building construction grew slightly faster (2.6% vs 2.5%). ü Bulgaria posted a trade deficit of BGN 2,909 mln in December. This marked a fresh record-high deficit. For YE 2025, the country’s trade shortfall reached BGN 21,710 mln, expanding from BGN 12,864 mln in the previous year. ü The consumer confidence fell to -25.1 in Q4 2025 from -21.1 in the previous period, marking the weakest reading since Q2 2023. The deterioration reflected more negative assessments of households’ financial situation over the past 12 months (-24.1 vs -21.3 in Q3) and worsening expectations for the year ahead (-21.6 vs -16.8), alongside rising uncertainty about future finances (-14.6 vs -11.0). ü The industrial production fell 6.7% year-on-year in December 2025. |
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