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      The Backbone of National Growth

      The Infrastructure sector is of paramount importance for Bulgaria as it is vital to the nation’s economic growth, inward investment and international competitiveness. It plays an important role in people’s everyday lives too. Good quality infrastructure helps businesses compete and grow, attract and keep foreign investors, and maintain a high quality of life for the population. Failure to invest in infrastructure means a failure to sustain economic and social development.

      Laying the foundations for future transformation

      More than merely sectors, infrastructure and transport underpin economies, enable communities and create new opportunities for society to explore and grow. Yet the pressure to deliver faster and smarter has never been greater. As aging assets, funding shortfalls and fractured supply chains collide with demands for decarbonization and digital integration, organizations face the challenge of mobilizing capital and capability at scale. Not just for today, but for a more resilient tomorrow.

      Working with public authorities, investors, developers and operators to translate strategy into delivery, we help overcome barriers to accelerate action. Whether shaping national infrastructure programs, securing funding or harnessing the full potential of AI and technology, our teams combine policy insight with data analytics and engineering know-how to help drive performance, from planning through to operation.

      Our global infrastructure and transport network unites Audit, Tax and Advisory professionals from KPMG firms around the world to deliver coordinated, multidisciplinary approaches. With deep sector experience across energy, utilities, mobility, logistics and construction, we’re here to help you lay the foundations for future transformation.

      • Enabled infrastructure

        In Bulgaria, substantial efforts are being made to modernise or build effective and sustainable infrastructure as a strategic factor for the success of the Bulgarian economy.We can offer valuable support and practical insights to the public sector including government institutions, as well as private sector players including contractors, operators and investors throughout the entire lifecycle of an infrastructure project including: 
         

        • Strategy and Development
        • Delivery and Construction
        • Investment
        • Operations and Performance

         

      What do we do?

      KPMG can help navigate the complexities of major capital projects helping to reduce risk, support delivery and ultimately ensure sustained success. Over the years our team has gained hands-on experience and local market knowledge in the following sectors in Bulgaria and the Balkans: 

      • Airports  
      • Communications (telecoms, national broadband) 
      • Defence  
      • Energy  
      • Education  
      • Healthcare  
      • Leisure  
      • Municipal infrastructure 
      • Ports  
      • Railways  
      • Resource related infrastructure (Mining, Oil & Gas)  
      • Roads  
      • Schools  
      • Social housing  
      • Solid waste management  
      • Sports venues  
      • Water management 
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      Construction as the driver of infrastructure development.

      KPMG’s Construction sector team supports clients in handling today’s complex issues, utilising our industry knowledge and local experience.

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      Shift in Global Focus

      There is a fundamental shift toward prioritizing civil and social infrastructure—specifically energy, transportation, communication, and technology—over traditional commercial or residential building.

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      Our Team

      In Bulgaria, KPMG’s Construction sector team supports clients in handling today’s complex issues, utilising our industry knowledge and local experience.

      KPMG's global network enables us to build on the international knowledge base, experience and resources, to develop and innovate our services and to provide Bulgarian and international companies with advice and assistance tailored to their strategic and practical needs.

      The trends and challenges to the industry make the companies more focused on the following key issues:  

      • Increasing efficiency

        Firms protect margins and maintain profitability by optimizing costs and supply chain efficiency, allowing for more competitive tender submissions.

      • Risk management

        Ensuring issues and risks are identified and mitigated as early as possible is vital to achieving efficiency and competitive advantage.  

      • Investment in people

        Constructors have to balance the investment in resources and the demand, which for capital projects may not arrive in time.

      • Growth

        Despite market challenges, firms should pursue growth through overseas expansion (via M&A or organic reach) and by diversifying into new, integrated services to reach broader client bases.

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      Our people

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      KPMG’s network of Infrastructure professionals has the experience, capabilities and insight to help you deliver lasting value from infrastructure. Contact a KPMG professional today.

      Kalin Hadjidimov
      Kalin Hadjidimov

      Managing Partner, Head of Tax & Legal

      KPMG in Bulgaria