СЕДМИЧЕН БЮЛЕТИН НА СИС (20 СЕПТЕМВРИ – 24 СЕПТЕМВРИ) С НАЙ-ВАЖНИТЕ СЪБИТИЯ НА БЪЛГАРСКИЯ КАПИТАЛОВ ПАЗАР:
Weekly bulletin – Shelly Q1 sales exceeding expectations, SOFIX on a stable upward path
| Market Overview (13 Apr – 17 Apr) | |
| The main Bulgarian index SOFIX increased this week by 1.67% to 1243.65 points. The broad index BGBX40 increased this week by 1.16% to 213.64 points and BGREIT increased this week to 229.37 points, up by 0.97%. | |
| Corporate News | |
| Green Innovation (HYDR) announced that they have signed a new contract for the installation of a hydrogen producing system at a powerplant in the amount of ca. EUR 143,000. Additionally, they published their 2025 consolidated results, where revenues increased 19% to EUR 4.4mln, EBITDA increased 87% to EUR 1mln and Net Profit increased 103% to EUR 0.78mln. Further, they pointed out that the backlog consists of 7 international auctions, 6 projects in progress, 8 projects in advanced stages and sent out offers in advanced stages for EUR 31mln.
Shelly Group (SLYG) announced preliminary revenue results for Q1, where they increased by 26% to EUR 33.4mln. As it was phrased, the dynamic of the revenues in Q1 exceeded the expectations. The unaudited consolidated results for Q1 will be published on 11 May. Advance Terrafund (ATER) published their March results. Currently they hold 181,103 daa and during the month they bought 351 daa and sold 268 daa. Collected rent for 2024-2025 stands at 82.5% and for 2025-2026 at 21.1%.
ü The current account deficit widened markedly to EUR 170.1 million in February 2026 from EUR 77.4 million a year earlier. The goods account gap increased significantly to EUR 657.5 million, compared with EUR 371.7 million in February 2025. On the other hand, the services surplus rose to EUR 609.7 million from EUR 560.5 million. In addition, the shortfall in net primary income, reflecting income from labour, capital, land, and taxes on production and imports as well as subsidies, narrowed notably to EUR 177.4 million from EUR 306.3 million, while the secondary income surplus, reflecting the redistribution of income, increased to EUR 70.5 million from EUR 14.9 million. ü The annual inflation rate in Bulgaria rose to 4.1% in March 2026, revised from 3.9% in the preliminary estimate, following a 3.3% increase in the previous month. This marked the highest reading since December 2025, as prices rebounded in transport (5.8% vs -1.9% in February), driven by rising fuel costs due to the Middle East conflict. Inflation also continued in housing and utilities (4.1% vs 3.6%), and alcoholic beverages and tobacco (6.7% vs 6.2%). At the same time, deflation eased in information and communication (-2.7% vs -3.1%). ü The trade deficit widened to EUR 810.7 million in February 2026 from EUR 484.1 million in the corresponding month of the previous year, as imports rose much faster than exports. Imports increased 8.2% year-on-year to EUR 4,357.8 million, driven by higher imports from both EU (3.3%) and non-EU countries (15.8%). |
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