Data for trading on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange-Sofia
| market segment | Volume | Value |
| Unofficial rights market Segment A | 3 548 723 | 44 459 571.94 |
| Unofficial rights market Segment B | 41 772 | 620 738.36 |
| Unofficial rights market | 43 385 | 98 148.94 |
| Unofficial bonds market | 1 686 | 3 239 014.94 |
| Official market Segment A | 115 317 | 1 036 695.68 |
| Official market Segment B | 931 008 | 10 121 557.42 |
| Official market Segment C | 0 | 0.00 |
| Official market corporate bonds | 124 | 182 675.78 |
| Compensatory market | 4 681 302 | 1 934 053.71 |
| ipo Other Securities | 699 287 | 1 938 751.54 |
| TOTAL | 10 062 604 | 63 631 208.31 |
| Previous week | Current week | |||
| 15.6.2007 | 22.6.07 | Changes | % | |
| SOFIX | 1349.3 | 1387.78 | 38.48 | 2.85 |
| BG40 | 295.43 | 297.6 | 2.17 | 0.73 |
The major stock Indicator SOFIX and the broad index BG 40 closed at positive territory last week. BG 40 index closed at a level of 297.6, which is by 2.17 ps. (0.73%) higher than its value last week. SOFIX added 38.48 p. and reached 1 387.78p, which is an increase of 2.85%. The biggest winner at the Bulgarian Capital market for the last week were Chimimoprt AD Sofia /CHIM/, Bulgarian Telecommunication company AD /BTC/ and Monbat AD /MONBAT/.
SOFIX 18.06.2007 - 22.06.2007
| Date | Value | Changes | Volume |
| 22.6.07 | 1387.78 | 0.21% | 5259841.09 |
| 21.6.07 | 1384.94 | 1.63% | 11769669.97 |
| 20.6.07 | 1362.67 | -0.14% | 4825052.57 |
| 19.6.07 | 1364.54 | 1.21% | 2014761.08 |
| 18.6.07 | 1348.21 | -0.08% | 1126416.82 |
BG40 18.06.2007 - 22.06.2007
| Date | Value | Changes | Volume |
| 22.6.07 | 297.6 | 0.10% | 5688231.75 |
| 21.6.07 | 297.31 | 0.18% | 12003377.28 |
| 20.6.07 | 296.79 | 0.05% | 4876062.98 |
| 19.6.07 | 296.65 | 0.41% | 2138806.4 |
| 18.6.07 | 296.55 | 0.37% | 2138806.4 |
Change of the companies average values during the week, in comparison to the end of a previous week
| SOFIX | BG 40 | |
| Winners | 9 | 20 |
| Losers | 5 | 16 |
| Without change | 1 | 4 |
SOFIX (chart)
BG40 (chart)
Nine companies included in SOFIX, closed at positive territory last week, other five– at negative territory, while one didn’t change its value. Of all companies included in BG 40, 20 moved upwards last week, the other 16 registered a drop in their prices, four – stayed unchanged.
SOFIX/BG40/Companies out of the indices/SIPC - Winners and Losers (table)
Bulgarian Telecommunication company closed by 7.8% higher than its price a week ago. Its market capitalization was over BGN 3.3mln. at price of BGN 11.75.
The other winner for the week was Chimimport AD Sofia /CHIM/, whose shares registered a growth of 7.5%. The number of the traded shares was 568 672 with average weighted price of BGN 11.65.
Among the Special Purpose Vehicles, Elana Agricultural Land Fund added another 6.32% to its value last week.
Industrial Capital Holding Sofia /HIKA/ and Polimeri Devnya /POLIM/ closed at a negative territory, moving down by 3.53% and 2.78% respectively. They are followed by Neohim Dimitrovgrad /NEOH/, M+C Hydravlic Kazanlak /MCH/ and EMKA Sevlievo /EMKA/, whose decrease is under 2%.
Among the Special Purpose Vehicles, Elana Agricultural Land Fund /ELARG/ added another 13.44% to its value last week, followed by Exclusive Property Sofia /EXPRO/ with a growth of 9.15%.
Corporate Trade Bank /KTB/ turnover was BGN 3.2mln. at the first day of its trade session. First transactions were at a price of BGN 87.7, then the price reached a level of BGN 75.5. During the last trade sessions of the week the KTB’s price moved at a range of BGN 77.00-77.99 per share.
25th June 2007 was the first trade day of First Investment Bank /FIB/. After the successful ipo the Bank realized 10 mln. new shares and 6.5mln shares of the old shareholders.
EuroHold Bulgaria raised successfully its capital from BGN 50mln. to BGN 62.5mln, and BGN 42mln will be entered the company.
150 000 rights in ration right/share 1/1 of Real-estate Imoti Sofia will be offered at Bulgarian Stock exchange floor on 2sd July 2007. The special purpose vehicle plans to rise its capital from BGN 500 000 to 650 000 via BGN 150 000 shares at face value of BGN 1.00. The dead line for transferring the rights is 17th July 2007.
Mutual fund – performance (up to date 22.06.2007) (table)
Investors in the shares of each mutual fund should have in mind the fact that the value of shares and their yield may decrease, that profit is not guaranteed and that investors take the risk of not getting return on their investments and that investments in mutual funds are not guaranteed by a guarantee fund and the previous results from the business of the fund are not related to the future results of such fund.
news Capman Financial Group
Capman Capital relies on Bulgarian funds
Bulgaria’s Capman Capital Investment Fund will invest up to 30% of its portfolio in shares of other managing companies and mutual funds. A general shareholders’ meeting decided to lift the ceiling from 10 to 30%.
The change in the portfolio structure is aimed at providing higher returns to shareholders, the company’s executive director, Sibila Grozdanova, told the Pari daily. The decision is prompted by the increasing interest in such investments. We will include shares of Bulgarian balanced funds, as we want to keep to our own risk profile, Grozdanova added.
Capman’s general meeting also decided to allocate 10% of the profit to the reserve fund. The remainder will be booked as retained profit. Source: Pari Newspaper
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Capman Weekly Bulletin 18-22.06.2007.pdf, 181 Kb
