Aurubis, a leading global supplier of non-ferrous metals, has initiated a groundbreaking investment program titled “Investments for Progress: Bulgaria 2027,” with a staggering budget of BGN 800 million. The program aims at bolstering the country’s industrial infrastructure, enhancing energy efficiency, and modernizing production facilities. The kickoff ceremony, held on April 25, marked the commencement of several pivotal projects, including the expansion of cathode copper capacity, the construction of new photovoltaic plants, and the implementation of energy efficiency initiatives. Notably, the expansion of the cathode copper refinery near Pirdop and Zlatitsa stands out as a flagship endeavor, promising to boost production capacity by 50%, from 230,000 to 340,000 tons annually. This ambitious venture underscores Aurubis’ commitment to sustainable growth and its pivotal role in meeting the surging global demand for copper amid the ongoing energy transition. The ceremony witnessed the presence of key dignitaries, including CEO Roland Harings of the Aurubis Group and Dr. Petko Nikolov, the Minister of Economy, who hailed the initiative as a significant milestone for Bulgaria’s economic advancement and bilateral relations with Germany.
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