In 2023 the Group acquired a shareholding of 20% in Dufry Sofia OOD, in order to extend the assortment of aviation services

In 2022, the Group established a new subsidiary, Imoti Bimas EOOD, through the contribution of real estate in order to optimize the activity in the "Sea and River Transport" sector, by separating activities other than the main activity and transferring them to the "Real Estate and engineering”.

In 2021, the company Port Bimas Ltd. was established.

In 2020, the company FLY LEASE Ltd. was established, which is currently in the process of being licensed as a leasing company by BNB

In 2018, the Group was authorized for official Rolls-Royce service by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Ltd.

On 1st April 2017, Zarneni Hrani Bulgaria AD sold with a contract for the purchase and sale of shares the investment in his subsidiary Texim Trading AD.

In 2016 the company Sitnyakovo Project Estate EOOD was set up by the Group

The company Bulgaria Air Maintenance AD was founded on 06 January 2015

Chimimport has acquired control over IC OAO Itil Armeec, with headquarters in Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan

Bulgarian Airways Group acquired 42.50% of the capital of Alpha Airport Services – a joint venture for airport catering with Alpha Flight Group, Great Britain and Lufthansa Services Europe/Africa, Germany.

On January 10th the Group transferred portion of its interests equivalent to 10% from the capital of VTS JSC, and by doing so decreased its participation in the company’s equity to 41%

On January 3rd the process of consolidation of the Macedonian commercial banks owned by the group was officially finalized through the merger of Stater Bank JSC Kumanovo and Central Cooperative Bank JSC Skopje

He merger process of pension insurance company Lukoil Garant-Bulgaria JSC into CCB Sila PIJSC has been successfully completed

Bulgarian Aviation Group JSC completed the procedure for acquisition of sole participationin the capital of Air Ban airline carrier

During the first quarter of 2008, Central Cooperative Bank Plc concluded the procedure for acquisition of the majority block of shares of the Macedonian bank Silex Bank JSC – later renamed to CCB Skopje JSC

The Financial Supervision Commission issues a license to the CCB Assets Management Ltd – an assets management company

Chimimport’s share capital increases by EUR 30.13 million, amounting to EUR 60.8 million

The company establishes two sub-holding structures – Bulgarian Shipping Company JSC for river and marine transport and Chimimport Group JSC for commercial and production activities

Chimimport Plc establishes a sub-holding company called CCB Group Assets

Management JSC

Balkan Hemus Group JSC (currently Bulgarian Airways Group JSC) was established with the purpose of unifying the future participation of the group in the airline industry

Chimimport Plc acquired:

• an additional 32.77% of the share capital of Central Cooperative Bank Plc;

• 91.92% from the share capital of Armeec Insurance JSC;

• Obtained the majority share capital of pension fund CCB-Sila

  PIJSC.

Chimimport Plc acquires 23% of the share capital of Central Cooperative Bank Plc

The first stage from the restructuring process of Chimimport is finalized

Chimimport is re-registered under Art. 277 of the Commerce Law as a holding company

After finalizing the deal of selling preferred shares, the shareholders` capital of the company is apportioned as following

The Privatization Agency signs a contract with the management of the company

Company’s capital is increased to EUR 26.42 million

Company’s capital is increased to EUR 26.14 million

Shareholding company "Chimimport" is registered

On July 21st a Constitutive Memorandum was signed, and on October 19th, a legitimate General Meeting was held for all Chimimport JSC’s shareholders

The company reaches its highest ever turnover in history - $ 8.5 billion

The export product list consists of over 125 different positions

ECE Chimimport is established as a result of the merger between SCE Chimimport, ECE Neftochim and ECE Lesoimpex

Chimimport has in its nomenclature structure approved 70 export positions and 41 import stock groups

The first re-export deal in company’s history takes place

SCE Chimimport merges with SCE Bulgarian Rose

The exporting activities of the company begin – herbs, essential oils and raw materials from cultivated plants

Begins the import of medicaments, medical specialties and instruments

Import of basic chemicals, artificial fertilizers, solutions for plant protection