Shares in Bulgarian software company Sirma Group Holding AD will begin trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange on February 24, 2026, marking the company’s second listing alongside its existing presence on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange, Sirma said on January 12.

The dual listing will make Sirma the second Bulgarian company, after Shelly Group SE, to be traded simultaneously on the Sofia and Frankfurt exchanges through the Eurobridge segment, which allows companies to list shares on both markets.

Sirma said it signed an agreement with Deutsche Boerse AG on January 8 to formalise the Frankfurt listing, with a ceremony scheduled in Germany on February 24. The company received regulatory approval for its dual listing prospectus from Bulgaria’s Financial Supervision Commission in October 2025.

The Frankfurt listing is expected to boost Sirma’s visibility among international and institutional investors, improve share liquidity and support the company’s next phase of growth, with a focus on innovation, enterprise platforms and sector-specific software solutions.

“This is a defining moment for Sirma,” Chief Executive Officer Tsvetan Alexiev said in a statement. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange will provide Sirma with a global platform to attract international investors and increase its investment potential.

Sirma added that Bulgaria’s adoption of the euro presents a strategic opportunity for the company, aligning with its international operations and ambition to deepen engagement with global investors.

Founded more than three decades ago, Sirma Group Holding has been publicly listed in Bulgaria for over a decade and serves an increasingly international client base across Europe and beyond. The company announced plans for a dual listing on the Bulgarian and Frankfurt stock exchanges in May 2025.