Reaffirming its standing at the forefront of the technology ecosystem, Amusnet has earned the top spot as Bulgaria’s #1 software company for the second consecutive year in Capital Media's prestigious Digitalk 101 annual rankings. Positioned 4th overall in the comprehensive ICT ranking, right after the country's three major telecom operators, and underscored by exceptional fiscal performance and industry-leading profitability, the company continues to establish itself as a dominant force within the broader tech sector. As software development remains a principal engine for the nation’s tech economy, Amusnet’s continuous product innovation, operational efficiency, and expansion of its footprint set a benchmark for sustainable growth and long-term market leadership.
“Achieving this milestone in our 10th anniversary year reflects the strength of our business model, our talented teams, and the foundation we have built over the past decade. We remain committed to expanding globally and creating long-term value for the industry,” said Ivo Georgiev, CEO of Amusnet.
The broader Digitalk 101 report highlights a pivotal turning point for Bulgaria’s technology landscape, marked by market maturity, a cooling off from past indiscriminate expansion, and the disruptive impact of AI. While traditional IT services and outsourcing providers face shifting demand and structural transformations, high-margin, product-oriented sectors - led by gaming, fintech, and cloud infrastructure - are emerging as the primary engines of economic value. In a year where operational efficiency and high added value dictated market success, software product leaders like Amusnet proved that scalable international reach and strategic product innovation remain the ultimate drivers of long-term sector leadership.
About Digitalk 101
Digitalk 101 is Capital’s annual ranking of the leading companies in Bulgaria’s ICT sector. The 2026 edition is based on companies’ 2025 financial results. Within the software category, companies are ranked according to revenue generated from software development and sales.