A Bulgarian intellectual-property study has again placed Euro Games Technology at the head of its corporate filing measure. EGT disclosed the result on October 23, saying the ranking covers organizations recorded in the country's national IP map and marks its second annual win in succession. The information comes from an EGT corporate release, so the result is presented as the company's account.
The latest certificate was handed over in Sofia on October 22 as the University of National and World Economy unveiled the map's edition covering 2025. Maria Vodenicharova, the university's vice-rector for research, made the presentation. Jeni Koussarova, who leads marketing at EGT, received the document for the group.
In comments released by EGT, Koussarova linked the recognition to the group's continuing effort to build and protect intellectual property. She also argued that the underlying report helps quantify how domestic businesses support Bulgarian innovation. EGT Digital, the group's online-focused business, received a separate mention during the same university event.
This is a repeat rather than a first appearance in the study. When the project debuted in May 2025, EGT said it led the industrial-property section based on filings made between 2020 and 2024. The new notice does not detail particular patents, trademarks or products behind the score, and it should not be read as an independent product-quality award.
