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THE CLASSIFICATIONS OF THE BULGARIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY “TOP 100 LEADING COMPANIES IN THE ECONOMY OF BULGARIA IN 2012” The building of Sofia Commercial and Industrial Chamber 2 Slavianska Str., Sofia built in 1914 DEAR FRIENDS AND BUSINESS PARTNERS, In line with the tradition the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry once again presents to your attention for the 15th consecutive year the companies leading in the economy of Bulgaria. Our classifications follow internationally recognized criteria and are based on ob- The building of the BCCI jective data from the financial reports of nearly 6000 companies, which have made 42 Parchevich Str., Sofia 76,53 % of the country’s Gross Domestic Product for the year 2012. Opened 1995 The classifications refer not only to members of BCCI, but members constitute over 66.4 % of all ranked companies, and are a worthy model of how to surmount the dif- ficulties of the current economic situation, an example of flexibility, sustainability, innovation and efficiency. Companies are classified on dynamic indicators, such as: • “Alteration of net sales revenue for 2012/2011” • “Maximum profit on 100 BGN equity in 2012” • The new category, enjoined by the conditions of work, is “Decrease in the liabili- ties in 2012 compared to 2011, with a positive financial result and increase in the net sales revenue in 2012 compared to 2011” Prior condition for all partaking in the classifications is the companies to have end- ed the year 2012 with a profit and net sales revenue exceeding 100 000 BGN in 2011. 50 companies, classified according to the alteration of the financial result in 2012 and 2011, have been displayed – which survived the hardships and suc- ceeded in overwhelming them, as well as the TOP 10Х6 classification of com- panies with maximum value of sales revenue for 2012 in the national regions of planning. We wish the edition to contribute to keeping and strengthening the positive opinion about our country, with companies that are a worthy partner in any initiative, although a lot more other merited ones are not included in this edition but 1500 of them may New building of the BCCI be found on the following webpage: http://www.bcci.bg/top1500/index_2013.html. 9 Iskar Str., Sofia Thank the students of the two elite high schools of economics in Sofia – the Nation- al High School of Finance and Business and the National Trade and Banking High School – for their participation in the processing of the data. Congratulations to all who have ranked in the classifications and let the rest be invit- ed to follow their example and even excel them if possible. Tsvetan Simeonov, BCCI President MILD HOME www.mildhome.eu My Modular, Intelligent, Low cost, Do it yourself, nearly zero energy House for our Eco Green Village South East Europe - Transnational Cooperation Programme The MILD HOME project (My Modular, Intelligent, Low cost, Do it yourself, nearly zero energy House for our Eco Green Village) is financed under the South East Europe – Transnational Cooperation Programme. The main purpose of the project is to define the parameters and to design a “MILD HOME” – a pattern for the construction of Eco Green Villages with nearly zero energy consumption and eco waste management on the territory of South East Europe. The project foresees the creation of a network of MILD HOME experts that will generalize best practices from Northern and Central Europe and apply them into the building of Eco Green Villages taking into account the specific geographical, climate and cultural characteristics of the South East Europe region. The project partners will compose a database of suppliers of materials and elements for the building of Eco Green Villages and will disseminate the project results amongst policy makers, governmental and local administration, investors and citizens. The project consortium includes 11 organizations of six EU member countries (Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Romania and Hungary), one partner organization from Serbia and 8 municipalities that will take part in the project implementation as observers. For more information: Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry 1058 Sofia, 9, Iskar Str. Tel.: +359 2 8117 515 Fax: +359 2 988 50 67 E-mail: [email protected] 100 COMPANIES CLASSIFIED ON ALTERATION OF SALES REVENUE 2012/2011 Place Name of company City Alteration of Sales revenue Sales revenue Profit Branch sales revenue (%) (Th. BGN) (Th. BGN) (Th. BGN) 2012/2011 2012 2011 2012 1 IVELINSTROY EOOD SOFIA 594,99 3 329 479 86 CONSTRUCTION 2 EUROMACHIN OOD PLOVDIV 426,45 3 801 722 271 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 3 PROMISHLENA ENERGETIKA AD YAMBOL 396,76 4 749 956 23 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 4 VAZHOD AD PLOVDIV 394,47 984 199 94 METALLURGY 5 MOONLIGHT INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT EOOD KARDZHALI 391,89 546 111 8 TRANSPORT AND FORWARDING 6 BILDEMAN OOD VARNA 390,48 515 105 136 CONSTRUCTION 7 MESOMANIYA TRADE EOOD MUSOMISHTA 381,51 573 119 23 FOOD PRODUCTS, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO 8 GLAS TARGOVISHTE OOD TARGOVISHTE 366,14 5 659 1 214 131 CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 9 VATEKS OOD SLIVEN 359,21 2 195 478 135 CLOTHING 10 PARTNYOR 2000 EOOD SOFIA 349,20 1 123 250 35 CONSTRUCTION 11 PODEM GRUP EOOD SOFIA 336,09 580 133 67 TRADE 12 HORIZONT - PLEVEN EOOD PLEVEN 324,42 1 634 385 2 SERVICES 13 IZOMAT ENGINEERING OOD SOFIA 320,80 951 226 29 CONSTRUCTION 14 ASSA ENGINEERING EOOD SOFIA 314,92 751 181 97 TRADE 15 GAL GRUP OOD SOFIA 312,80 3 418 828 5 TRADE 16 KUTYANOV STROY OOD KARDZHALI 307,87 1 554 381 27 CONSTRUCTION 17 REFRAKEM OOD SOFIA 303,23 1 375 341 103 TRADE 18 IVAN ALEKSANDROV - 93 EOOD SHUMEN 284,11 3 868 1 007 469 CONSTRUCTION 19 GO TO HOLIDAY OOD SOFIA 279,48 7 821 2 061 399 TOURISM 20 MEGA HIM 02 EOOD SOFIA 266,62 2 559 698 13 TRADE 21 I I &S-2006 OOD SOFIA 265,74 395 108 47 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 22 GLEMUR OOD PLOVDIV 258,10 1 923 537 18 CLOTHING 23 YUNIS OOD PERNIK 256,54 1 091 306 15 CONSTRUCTION 24 ELSTORM EOOD KYUSTENDIL 247,59 1 081 311 147 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 25 DIAMANT-2006 EOOD LOZNITSA 244,44 558 162 2 METALLURGY 26 VELIKO OOD KOZLODUYTSI 238,31 521 154 20 TRADE 27 BRANKO EOOD DEVNYA 235,34 835 249 38 TRADE 28 AUTO KLEYMS EOOD SOFIA 224,48 5 594 1 724 906 TRADE 29 SAGITA TRADE EOOD BURGAS 223,30 1 471 455 42 TRADE 30 BULGARIAN LAND CORPORATION EOOD SOFIA 221,43 540 168 20 SERVICES 31 LIGNA GRUP OOD SOFIA 214,61 7 000 2 225 922 SERVICES 32 KUBIN BG EOOD STARA ZAGORA 214,34 5 831 1 855 132 TRANSPORT AND FORWARDING 33 TET - GRUP 4 OOD ISPERIH 211,93 889 285 11 ENERGY AND OILS 34 RODOPASTROY OOD KARDZHALI 208,80 1 720 557 79 METALLURGY 35 PETAR KARAMINCHEV AD RUSE 207,51 1 270 413 341 CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 36 ACS GLOBAL SARVISIS EOOD SOFIA 206,84 807 263 19 TRANSPORT AND FORWARDING 37 MEMO-1994 EOOD VARNA 206,45 380 124 4 TRADE 38 AGROKONTAKT-GEORGIEVI EOOD GENERAL TOSHEVO 206,22 1 525 498 371 AGRICULTURE 39 KAYNAK EOOD KAYNARDZHA 205,51 3 550 1 162 196 TRADE 40 ISA 2000 EOOD SOFIA 205,01 49 525 16 237 792 CONSTRUCTION 41 ELADOT OOD PLOVDIV 201,49 2 623 870 577 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 42 SHILEV AGRO EOOD PRAVISHTE 193,89 529 180 74 AGRICULTURE 43 PIK OOD KARDZHALI 192,74 363 124 37 SERVICES 44 PROFEKS OOD SOFIA 192,40 22 126 7 567 112 TRADE 45 ISKRA GRUP OOD RUSE 189,19 749 259 6 TRADE 46 BULKLIMA-CHAVDAROV OOD VARNA 187,40 365 127 11 TRADE 47 ALGOLEKS EOOD SLIVEN 184,86 1675 588 107 TRADE 48 HRISTOV - 16 EOOD SOFIA 182,42 4 338 1 536 62 TRADE 49 UKARGO BG OOD PLOVDIV 179,72 1 407 503 329 SERVICES 50 ILZ EOOD SOFIA 175,84 491 178 33 SERVICES 100 COMPANIES CLASSIFIED ON ALTERATION OF SALES REVENUE 2012/2011 Place Name of company City Alteration of Sales revenue Sales revenue Profit Branch sales revenue (%) (Th. BGN) (Th. BGN) (Th. BGN) 2012/2011 2012 2011 2012 51 MSM SPORT EOOD SOFIA 174,37 760 277 89 TRADE 52 ARKONT - A OOD PLOVDIV 171,27 491 181 146 SERVICES 53 AGRO MASTER EOOD DOBRICH 171,01 374 138 11 AGRICULTURE 54 MIR ESTEYTS OOD STARA ZAGORA 170,34 392 145 144 SERVICES 55 NEON-EK EOOD VARNA 166,89 782 293 62 TRADE 56 INUSHA OOD SOFIA 165,98 9 352 3 516 2 891 TRADE 57 NATURELA OOD VARNA 165,77 691 260 74 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 58 KREST BILDING - SZ EOOD STARA ZAGORA 165,16 761 287 12 CONSTRUCTION 59 STIVAN DZHORDZH INTERNATIONAL - BULGARIA OOD SOFIA 165,12 456 172 113 CONSTRUCTION 60 SYONMEZ INTERNATIONAL OOD KARDZHALI 164,30 5 590 2 115 808 CLOTHING 61 DELTAFARM DR EOOD DRAGOMAN 163,35 503 191 5 SERVICES 62 TEMPO 2 OOD ORESHAK 162,23 611 233 74 CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 63 ZI TI I CORPORATION BULGARIA EOOD SOFIA 161,99 10 697 4 083 110 TRADE 64 HIDROENERGIYNA KOMPANIYA OOD BLAGOEVGRAD 161,18 18 878 7 228 5 301 CONSTRUCTION 65 AVS EOOD SHUMEN 160,77 4 454 1 708 8 TRADE 66 AKVAPALM OOD SOFIA 156,94 370 144 92 SERVICES 67 ST-TRADEEOOD SOFIA 156,30 11 221 4 378 184 TRADE 68 VASILEV VM EOOD PLOVDIV 155,34 8 199 3 211 84 TRADE 69 SAG PROEKT EOOD BURGAS 154,17 488 192 27 SERVICES 70 ELEKTRO CONSULT INVEST EOOD SOFIA 146,88 395 160 21 SERVICES 71 EY SI EF MENIDZHMANT EOOD SOFIA 145,03 789 322 50 CONSTRUCTION 72 MAY MARKET AD VARNA 143,82 829 340 104 TRADE 73 MVTH INZHINERING OOD SOFIA 142,41 766 316 77 ENERGY AND OILS 74 ZK AGRA METODIEVO 142,34 1 929 796 704 AGRICULTURE 75 SAR-GRUP OOD SARNITSA 141,13 1 196 496 282 PRODUCTS OF WOOD, FURNITURE AND PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES 76 SVS BULGARIA GRUP EOOD GABROVO 139,49 467 195 98 TRADE 77 NOVO EGE OOD PLOVDIV 137,96 514 216 34 TRADE 78 BAGON GRUP OOD PETRICH 137,85 597 251 76 TRADE 79 PROGRAM CONSULTING OOD SOFIA 136,83 1 421 600 695 SERVICES 80 VEREYA - PLAST AD STARA ZAGORA 136,11 3 263 1 382 484 CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 81 AL PLAST EOOD SOFIA 133,54 738 316 8 TRADE 82 ARGOSTROY
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    COMMITTEE ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT THE SECRETARIAT October 2008 REPORT of the Committee on Regional Development's Delegation to Bulgaria from 30 September to 2 October 2008 European Parliament - Committee on Regional Development - The Secretariat SUMMARY Visit to Bulgaria to meet with Government Ministers and officials as well as the leaders of local administrations responsible for regional Subject development projects. Under the 2006 regulations the whole of Bulgaria qualifies for assistance under the Convergence objective. The field missions had the following main objectives: - To discuss with Ministers, relevant officials and local authorities the future implementation of the Regional development Operational Programme and sectoral programmes as well as to discuss with them any problems they may have. Main objectives - To acquaint members of the delegation with the specific problems of Bulgaria and see in situ some successful projects executed with pre-accession funds and discuss the implementation of operational programmes which are just starting up. Date 30 September to 02 October 2008 Sofia, Gorna Orjahovica, Arbanasi, Balchik, Varna Places Chairman Gerardo Galleote, Chair of the Regional Development Committee. The list of participants is attached in the annex. 2 of 11 European Parliament - Committee on Regional Development - The Secretariat BACKGROUND On the initiative of the Bulgarian Vice President of the Committee on Regional Development Mr Evgeni KIRILOV (PSE), the committee decided to send a delegation to Bulgaria. It was the last out of three delegation trips of the REGI Committee scheduled for 2008. Bulgaria is of particular interest to the Members of the Regional Development Committee for a number of reasons: Together with Romania, Bulgaria is the first Balkan country to join the European Union in the latest phase of the ongoing enlargement process.