What connects the CETIN office in Sofia, the metal band Nightwish, the town of Kitee in Finland, Pomorie and church music? At first glance, nothing. Until you meet Rositsa Delieva. Rossi is an IP Engineer in the Transport Network Planning department at CETIN, a technology company dedicated to building telecommunications infrastructure and information security solutions

A group of employees participated in 2 charity events, thus showing that united we can bring good change in the country.

Tanya Popnikolova is celebrating a kind of coming of age as a CETIN employee this year - 18 years since her first day on the job in 2005. “When I came, there were only two people working in the department. Internet roaming was just starting to be offered,“ she explains

The year 2022 passed under the sign of rising inflation and increased prices of energy sources, raw materials, and services. How have you fared in this dynamic environment? In 2022, the entire business both in Bulgaria and globally was faced with many challenges, risks, and uncertainties. The telecommunications industry, and CETIN in particular, has not been spared the impact of what is happening around us and the complex economic environment. This has translated into extreme price increases and unpredictable movements in the cost of electricity, severe bottlenecks in supply chains, and inflationary pressures on the prices of materials and services.

CETIN Bulgaria, part of PPF Group, is a wholesale network and infrastructure services provider, owning and operating one of the largest electronic communications networks in Bulgaria. CETIN Bulgaria was founded in 2020 after a spin-off from Telenor Bulgaria. Thanks to its communications infrastructure, highly skilled employees, and user-centric approach, CETIN Bulgaria aims to provide its customers with an exceptional experience and results by managing the sustainable development of technology and anticipating today the needs of tomorrow. Plamen Vichev, Business Development, and Transformation Director, talks about the changes in the world of telecommunications and the long-term plans of CETIN Bulgaria, the company that operates a telecommunications network in Bulgaria with four consecutive Best in Test certificates.

You might think accounting is a boring activity, dependent on numbers and far from human contact. But Galya Ilieva will easily disprove you - with a smile, with friendliness, with a human attitude, with putting people above numbers, and with highlighting the meaning in her work beyond mere financial balances

Wind, rain, snow, sun – no matter the weather, when there are problems with the relationship, he is one of the people who have a duty to fix it. A backhoe has pulled him out of a swamp, he's gassed in knee-deep mud, he knows what it's like to have the wind blowing you 40 metres off the ground when it's -10 degrees outside, and off-roading is sort of second nature to him. But he's also seen some of the most gorgeous scenery in Bulgaria.

From the very beginning of my meeting with Tihomir Dimitrov, Senior Infrastructure and IT Contracting Specialist, it was clear that the interview would be fun. We're from Pazardzhik, we're football fans and we even support the same teams.

PPF Telecom Group B.V. (or “PPF Telecom“), which includes the telecommunications companies Yettel and the infrastructure telecommunications companies CETIN, is concerned about a regulatory decision taken in Bulgaria that will effectively undermine competition in the telecommunications market in Bulgaria and thus lead to the creation of a dominant player to the detriment of consumers.