The indexes of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) ended the first trading session of the week mixed.

Advancers included the blue-chip index SOFIX (+0.67%, to 382.08 points) and the broader BG40 (+1.07%, to 105.30 points).

Decliners for the day included BGREIT (-1.11%, to 40.03 points) and BGTR30 (-0.10%, to 282.38 points).

BSE's turnover came to slightly less than 950,000 leva, while the value of the over-the-counter trades amounted to nearly 69,000 leva as at 3:00 p.m.

A total of 81 issues were traded on the day with 42 of the companies posting stock price gains.

Albena Invest Holding was the only advancer on segment A of BSE's Official market. The stock of the company appreciated by 1.18%, to 4.20 leva per share.

Synergon Holding's stock depreciated by 3.43%, to 2.25 leva per share. Industrial holding Bulgaria slipped by 2.08%, to 1.88 leva per share. Stara Planina Hold's stock price went down by 2.53%, to 1.50 leva per share.

Sopharma posted the biggest volume on BSE's Official market today. A total of 40,590 shares in the company traded hands. The stock appreciated by 3.36%, to 2.86 leva per share.

Corporate Commercial Bank was the only decliners among the banks today. The lender lost 0.16% tp 62.10 leva per share. A total of 30,124 shares in First Investment Bank traded hands on the day. The stock appreciated by 1.08%, to 2.53 leva per share. The bank held a press conference today just three days after its general shareholders' meeting to discuss the financial results for the first quarter.

Central Cooperative Bank and Bulgarian-American Credit Bank gained 2.14 and 1.11%, to 1.48 leva and 13.65 leva per share, respectively.

Infrastructure stocks also ended the day mixed. Trace Group Hold closed 3.58% higher at 50.70 leva per share.

Decliners included Holding Roads (-3.20%, to 2.99 leva) and Moststroy (-0.24%, to 5.00 leva per share). The traded volume on the position of Holding Roads amounted to 16,739 shares.

Industrial Capital Holding's stock price went down by 14.26%, to 2.57 leva per share after only 100 shares traded.