Highlights at a glance
- Agreements were signed to acquire 51% of Jucari Global Pty Ltd (Perth, Australia), a WiseTech Global Platinum Service Partner and CargoWise specialist—Sirma's entry into the Asia-Pacific supply chain and logistics market (13 August).
- Share buyback program concluded on 31 July: 64,452 shares repurchased for EUR 51,013.38 at a weighted average price of EUR 0.7915.
- 2025 dividend payments started on 20 July through UniCredit Bulbank AD — gross EUR 0.015 per share.
- Interim consolidated H1 2026 report to be disclosed by 31 August 2026; the interim individual H1 2026 report was filed on 29 July.
- Upcoming: CEO Tsvetan Alexiev and CFO Yordan Nedev present H1 2026 results and the growth strategy at the Hamburg Investor Days on 26 August, 16:00 CEST — streamed live.
- 25th place in the Top 100 ICT x Digitalk 101 ranking of Bulgaria’s largest ICT companies — two positions higher than last year.
- Sirma Travel and Hospitality joined the workstream committees of the AI Hospitality Alliance (AIHA).
Sirma to acquire a majority stake in Australia’s Jucari Global
On 13 August, Sirma signed a Share Purchase Agreement and a Shareholders’ Agreement to acquire 51% of the share capital of Jucari Global Pty Ltd, a supply chain and logistics technology specialist headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, and a WiseTech Global Platinum Service Partner and business partner with deep expertise in the CargoWise platform. The transaction is a key step in strengthening Sirma’s global supply chain and logistics business—combining Jucari Global’s industry and CargoWise expertise with Sirma’s capabilities in enterprise technology, software engineering, data, and artificial intelligence—and materially strengthens the Group’s presence in the Asia-Pacific region; it formalizes a relationship already tested with customers, the two companies having exhibited together for the first time at Multimodal 2026 in the UK, showing FreightGO and OpsIQ to freight forwarders and logistics providers. Completion remains subject to the satisfaction of the agreed conditions precedent, and a further announcement will follow in due course.
→ Read about the joint Multimodal 2026 appearance
Share buyback program concluded
The share buyback program launched on 18 June ended on 31 July 2026, its scheduled final date, with 64,452 ordinary shares repurchased over the full program—64.45% of the authorized volume of 100,000 shares, or approximately 0.109% of the share capital—for a total of EUR 51,013.38 at a weighted average price of EUR 0.7915 per share, within a price range of EUR 0.752 to EUR 0.830; the remaining 35,548 authorized shares were not acquired, and no further transactions will be carried out under this program. All transactions were executed on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (XBUL) by investment intermediary Elana Trading AD, acting independently and in full compliance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) and Regulation (EU) 2016/1052; no transactions were carried out on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
→ Read the final buyback report
2025 dividend payments under way
As resolved by the Annual General Meeting of 18 June 2026, payment of the 2025 cash dividend began on 20 July 2026: a gross dividend of EUR 0.015 per share (net EUR 0.01425 for individual shareholders), totaling EUR 863,164 including dividend tax and payable on 57,544,261 shares after deduction of treasury shares, to all shareholders entered in the Central Depository’s Book of Shareholders as of the record date of 2 July 2026. Payments run until 20 January 2027 through UniCredit Bulbank AD—shareholders served by an investment intermediary receive the dividend through that intermediary, while those holding shares in personal “Register A” accounts are paid via UniCredit Bulbank’s branch network—with Sirma covering all bank fees and taxes for individual shareholders withheld at source.
→ Read the full dividend procedure
H1 2026 reporting: consolidated report due by 31 August
Sirma filed its interim individual financial report for the period ended 30 June 2026 on 29 July, within the regulatory deadline; the report that matters most for assessing the Group’s performance—the interim consolidated financial report for H1 2026—is scheduled for disclosure by 31 August 2026 in line with the financial calendar published on the investor relations website and will be the first consolidated report under the Group’s new name and non-holding structure as well as the first to reflect a full half-year of the platform-based operating model. Shareholders and analysts can hear management’s own reading of the numbers at the Hamburg Investor Days on 26 August.
Upcoming event · Hamburg Investor Days, 26 August 2026
On 26 August 2026 at 16:00 CEST, CEO Tsvetan Alexiev and CFO Yordan Nedev will present Sirma’s H1 2026 financial results and the Group’s growth strategy at the Hamburg Investor Days (Hamburger Investorentage) in Germany, covering the strategic priorities for the next phase of the Group’s development—the evolution of Sirma’s international presence across Europe, North America, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific; the balance between organic growth and acquisitions; and the role of AI in the strategy—alongside financial performance and outlook. The presentation will be streamed live on the Airtime platform for those who cannot travel to Hamburg. Further ahead, Sirma will attend the German Equity Forum in Frankfurt on 23 November 2026, with the interim individual Q3 2026 report due by 30 October and the interim consolidated Q3 2026 report by 30 November. Attendance in Hamburg is by registration and, per the organizer, is open to institutional investors and selected press; access to the live stream also requires advance registration.
→ Register to attend in Hamburg (institutional investors and press)
→ Register for the live webinar on Airtime
Sirma rises to 25th in the Top 100 ICT ranking
On 3 August, the annual Top 100 ICT x Digitalk 101 ranking of Bulgaria’s largest information and communication technology companies placed Sirma 25th—two positions higher than the previous year—with placements across the ranking’s specialist categories: 24th among the fastest-growing companies; 20th among the most dynamic companies; 9th among systems integrators and 4th among hardware integrators; 17th among software companies and 6th among packaged software licensers; and 18th among ICT exporters. The ranking cites the launch of Sirma.AI Enterprise and the STACKIT partnership for sovereign European cloud as the developments behind the momentum.
Sirma Travel and Hospitality joins the AI Hospitality Alliance
On 29 July, three Sirma experts were appointed to workstream committees of the AI Hospitality Alliance (AIHA), a vendor-neutral industry initiative advancing responsible AI adoption across global hospitality through shared frameworks, standards, and best practices, where Sirma joins providers such as Apaleo, Cloudbeds, and Cendyn in shaping how AI is governed and integrated in the sector. “AI will only deliver its full potential if the hospitality industry builds it on shared standards and open collaboration,” said Darko Bosancic, SVP Travel & Hospitality at Sirma; the appointment gives Sirma a direct hand in standards work that will shape the interoperability and security requirements its own hospitality customers face and brings the company’s practical experience with Sirma.AI Enterprise into a process that might otherwise stay theoretical.
A new Careers website
Sirma has launched a new Careers website at careers.sirma.com, bringing together in one place the open positions across the Group’s teams, employee stories and insights, and information on culture, values, benefits, and career development. Great technology starts with great people, and the site is built so that candidates can understand who Sirma is, what it does, and how they can become part of the team before they apply. For investors it is a small but relevant part of the growth story: the Group’s expansion plans—organic and through acquisitions such as Jucari Global—depend on its ability to attract and retain engineering talent.
→ Explore the new Careers website
Also worth noting
Two items from around the Group during the period. Our subsidiary EngView Systems exhibited at FuturePrint in São Paulo from 14 to 17 July together with partner Megagraphic, demonstrating a complete packaging workflow that combines printing and cutting equipment with EngView software — an example of how the Group’s specialist software businesses reach new markets through partner channels. Separately, Sirma continued its partnership with RaizUp as part of Cohort 5 of the Revenue Leadership Program, which brings together hospitality leaders around revenue management, operations, guest experience and AI.
→ Read about EngView at FuturePrint
Sirma’s Strategic Choice for Enterprise AI Growth in Europe
CEO Tsvetan Alexiev argues that European AI leadership will not be settled by whoever has the most powerful model but by the companies that build secure ecosystems and the right partnerships around it. He describes Sirma’s shift from standalone solutions to integrated platforms—with Sirma.AI Enterprise as a no-code/low-code environment aimed at regulated sectors—and presents the STACKIT alliance, with sovereign cloud infrastructure owned by the Schwarz Group, as the concrete mechanism that lets finance, healthcare, logistics, and public-sector organizations deploy AI while keeping data and compliance inside European jurisdiction.
The Cloud Didn’t Replace the DBA — It Elevated the Role
Cloud adoption has not made database administrators redundant; it has changed what they are accountable for. With infrastructure maintenance absorbed by automation and managed services, the modern DBA’s job in regulated environments is accountability, control, and resilience—and the article makes the case that there is a real gap between a system that has been configured correctly and one that has been proven to work under failure conditions. DORA, NIS2, PCI-DSS, and GDPR turn that distinction into an audit question, and Sirma positions its backup testing, access-control auditing, and data-governance services in exactly that layer between what is configured and what is evidenced.
Healthcare Delivery Must Begin Before the Doctor Walks In
Dejan Nenov, SVP Healthcare at Sirma, argues that the pressure on health systems is best relieved at the front of the patient journey rather than in the consulting room. Highly qualified clinicians spend a substantial share of their time on history-taking, document reconciliation, and data entry; agentic AI can run structured intake beforehand, capture symptoms, medications, allergies, and risk factors, and hand the physician a verified summary. He is explicit that such systems—exemplified by Sirma.AI and Medrec:M Clinic—must be human in the loop by design, with clinical accountability and transparency preserved throughout.
The Real Work of Healthcare Happens Before the Exam Room
The companion use case sets out how this is actually built. Sirma redesigns pre-consultation workflows with agentic AI conducting an AI-led interview that translates patient language into structured clinical information and produces a physician-ready summary for verification before the appointment begins. The stack combines the Sirma.AI platform and Medrec:M Clinic with transformer-based models, named entity recognition, and risk-flagging on HIPAA-compliant cloud infrastructure integrated with existing EHR systems. Priority deployments are intake, follow-ups, and chronic disease monitoring, measured on administrative time per encounter, patient journey length, speed of risk escalation, and clinician satisfaction—with higher autonomy reserved for low-risk, repetitive tasks.
