BTL Industries is investing nearly EUR 40 million in a second high-tech manufacturing facility near Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The 47,000 m² plant will double production capacity, create over 250 jobs, and is expected to start operations in 2027.

M+S Hydraulik AD signed a construction contract on 8 August 2024 for a new hydraulic motor factory in Kazanlak, with the main contractor Baraj Group chosen after a tender worth nearly 23 million BGN. The company plans 45 million BGN investment over three years and 121 new jobs.

Japanese-owned Tri-Wall Group has started construction of its paper packaging plant in the Trakia Economic Zone near Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The investment has grown to over 40 million euros and production is expected to begin by mid-2027.

The Bulgarian unit of Tri-Wall Limited has started construction of a €30 million corrugated cardboard and packaging plant in the Trakia Economic Zone near Plovdiv, expected to create 150 jobs.

Construction has started on a high-tech corrugated board and packaging plant in the Trakia Economic Zone near Plovdiv, with Tri-Wall investing over EUR 30 million and planning 150 jobs.

Smith Anderson & Ara, an Anglo-Turkish paper packaging maker, has opened a new plant in Burgas after investing over 10.2 million euros. The plant employs 60 people, with the investor aiming for at least 160 by summer.

Danfoss inaugurated a new plant in Sofia, Bulgaria, with about 6,000 m2 of production and warehouse space, moving its operations from an older site where it has manufactured since 2000. The opening was reported on 30 September 2025.

M+S Hydraulik is investing about 45 million leva over three years to build and equip a new hydraulic motor plant on a 35,000 square metre site in Kazanlak, Bulgaria. The plant will be highly automated and is expected to raise turnover by 30%.

Tri-Wall Group is investing 70 million leva in a new corrugated board and packaging plant near Plovdiv, Bulgaria, through its local unit Tri-Wall Bulgaria, with completion expected by mid-2026 and 250 to 300 jobs created.

M+S Hydraulic plans a second plant in Kazanlak, Bulgaria, with a total investment of 45 million levs (about 22.5 million euros) over three years. It will raise hydraulic motor capacity by 30%, and a construction contract has been signed with Barrage Group.

M+S Hydraulik will invest 45 million leva over three years in a second plant in Kazanlak, Bulgaria, expanding hydraulic motor capacity by 30% with a high degree of automation. The company says the investment prepares it for recovery in demand.

M+S HydrauliC PLC signed a construction contract on 8 August 2024 for a new hydraulic motor plant in Kazanlak, Bulgaria, with BGN 45 million planned investment, 121 new jobs and a more than 30% capacity increase. Barrage Group won the main construction contract.

Bulgarian flexible packaging maker Ate Plast opened a new plant in the Zagore industrial zone in Stara Zagora after a 20 million lev investment. The plant has hired 40 people and is expected to double the company's output volumes.

Kyashif started production at a new hydraulic cylinder plant in Kardzhali, its fourth plant. The investment is 10 million leva, with a planned rise to 30 million, and 40 workers will be hired.

Bulgarian packaging maker Ate Plast has started construction of its third plant in the Zagore Industrial Zone in Stara Zagora, aiming to double or triple its printed packaging capacity; the investment, initially planned at 10 million leva, is expected to exceed that and completion is due by year end.

Packaging maker Ate Plast will invest 10 million leva in a new plant in the Zagore industrial zone in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, which received Class A priority investment status. The investment will create 35 jobs and produce flexible films, with construction taking 3 years.

Sensata Technologies held a groundbreaking for a new 4,000 sq.m production building and warehouse in Botevgrad, Bulgaria, with a $27 million investment and 300 new jobs planned.

Packaging machinery maker Multivac opened its first Eastern European plant in Bozhurishte near Sofia, a 20,000 sq m site costing about EUR 18.8 million and creating more than 150 jobs.