Economedia

Economedia is a Bulgarian publishing company focused primarily on business, economic, financial, and public-affairs journalism. It is described as the largest publisher of business media in Bulgaria and is principally associated with two established publications: Capital, a weekly business newspaper or magazine, and Dnevnik, a daily business-oriented newspaper. Through these titles, Economedia operates in the Bulgarian news and publishing market rather than as a general consumer-goods brand. The company’s publishing portfolio is centered on reporting and analysis for readers interested in companies, markets, public policy, finance, and the Bulgarian economy. Capital and Dnevnik are the organization’s best-known offerings and form the core of its public identity. The available reference material does not provide a detailed account of Economedia’s founding, early corporate development, digital operations, circulation, revenue, or international activities, so those aspects cannot be stated reliably here. Ownership information identifies Ivo Prokopiev as the majority owner, holding 51 percent, while Teodor Zakhov holds 49 percent. Zakhov acquired his shares from Filip Harmandzhiev in 2010. This ownership structure places Economedia under the control of two Bulgarian business figures, with Prokopiev holding the larger stake. No reliable information in the supplied sources establishes a separate parent company, a public listing, or a stock-market ticker. Economedia’s brand positioning is therefore closely tied to specialist business journalism and influential Bulgarian news publications. Its role is that of a media house and publisher whose principal value proposition is professionally produced economic and business information, rather than entertainment, mass-market lifestyle content, or a diversified communications conglomerate. The company’s current status is treated as active, although the supplied reference does not provide a detailed current corporate profile.

Economedia is a Bulgarian media-publishing company whose identity is built around business journalism. It is characterized in the available reference material as the largest publisher of business media in Bulgaria. The company is chiefly known for Capital, a weekly business publication, and Dnevnik, a daily newspaper with a business orientation. Together, these titles give Economedia a role in covering Bulgarian economic activity, companies, financial developments, markets, and public affairs. The supplied source material does not document the company’s establishment date, founders, original publishing operations, or the precise sequence through which its publications developed. It also does not provide verified information about circulation, revenue, staffing, online products, or the company’s presence outside Bulgaria. Accordingly, the history that can be established with confidence is primarily a description of its publishing identity and ownership. The ownership structure is reported as 51 percent for Ivo Prokopiev and 49 percent for Teodor Zakhov. Zakhov’s holding came from Filip Harmandzhiev in 2010, indicating a change in the shareholder composition during that year. Prokopiev’s majority position makes him the principal controlling owner, while Zakhov remains a substantial minority owner. The available material does not specify whether either owner has held an editorial or executive title within the publishing business. Economedia’s significance derives from the role of its publications in Bulgaria’s business-news environment. Capital and Dnevnik provide the company with a recognizable portfolio focused on economically literate readers and decision-makers. The reference material does not establish additional brands, major acquisitions, product launches, controversies, or strategic turning points. It also does not provide a detailed account of the company’s present-day corporate structure beyond the stated ownership. Further research would be required to produce a fuller chronological history.

• 2010

  Change in minority ownership

  [1]Economediaen.wikipedia.org

  Teodor Zakhov took a 49 percent shareholding in Economedia from Filip Harmandzhiev. The reported ownership structure became Ivo Prokopiev with 51 percent and Teodor Zakhov with 49 percent.

A Bulgarian business-media publisher serving readers interested in economics, finance, companies, markets, and public affairs.

• Weekly business publication

  Capital

  Capital is Economedia’s weekly business publication and one of the company’s principal titles. It is associated with reporting and analysis on business, economics, finance, companies, markets, and public affairs in Bulgaria. The supplied reference identifies it as a core part of Economedia’s publishing portfolio but does not provide reliable details on its launch date, circulation, format changes, or current print and digital distribution.

• Daily business newspaper

  Dnevnik

  Dnevnik is Economedia’s daily newspaper and a major component of its Bulgarian business-media offering. The title is described as business-oriented and contributes news and coverage relating to the economy, companies, markets, finance, and public affairs. The available reference does not establish its launch year, detailed product history, circulation, or the scope of its current digital operations.

1. 1Economediaen.wikipedia.org