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On December 6, Bulgaria celebrates St. Nicholas Day, one of the most cherished holidays in the country. It symbolizes protection, prosperity and peace — values deeply aligned with the philosophy of Arcanum.

Here, surrounded by forest serenity and only minutes from the sea, the meaning of tradition feels especially profound.

What does Nikuldhen symbolize?

•  hope for protection and good fortune
•  respect for the sea and the forces of nature
•  warmth of family traditions
•  wishes for health, harmony, and wellbeing

The Arcanum team wishes inspiration, balance and confidence to all our guests and partners.
May your homes be filled with light, and may each season bring calm and joy.

Happy St. Nicholas Day! May it bring protection and prosperity to your path.

On December 13, Sofia will once again become the hub of the international business community at EXPATS 2025, one of the most anticipated business events of the year. This year, KYB Corporation and the Ukrainian community “Mi Razom” join the forum with a joint initiative aimed at strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Bulgaria and across the region.

KYB Corporation will be represented by its founder — Oleh Nevzorov, an entrepreneur and developer with more than 20 years of experience. His participation highlights the strategic role Ukrainian businesses play in shaping modern urban development.

The conference program will also feature:

• Anna Dobrovolska, Marketing Specialist at KYB Corporation, with the keynote “2024 → 2025: A year of transformation. How KYB is shaping the cities of the future.”
• Kristina Vier, CEO of the Ukrainian community “Mi Razom”, presenting “Bulgaria Without Illusions: What Businesses Need to Know”, based on real market experience.

EXPATS 2025 will welcome participants from Bulgaria, Romania, and across Europe. Attendees will experience practical case studies, expert discussions, high-level networking, and new partnerships that will shape the trends of the upcoming year.

KYB Corporation’s projects have also been nominated for the prestigious EXPATS RECOMMEND award — recognizing companies that significantly contribute to Bulgaria’s business landscape.

Venue: Sopharma Event Centre
Date: 13.12.2025
Tickets: https://expats.business/

See you at EXPATS 2025 — let’s shape the future of business together!

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On November 28, Varna held another plogging event — part of the year-long environmental program “Plums for Trash”, organised by the international corporation KYB. The initiative once again brought together residents committed to maintaining clean urban and natural spaces.

This time, the route passed through the grounds of an Early Christian monastery in the Djanavara area — an important archaeological complex dating back to the 5th–7th centuries, located in Borovets Park near the Asparuhovo district. The site was chosen deliberately: KYB consistently supports natural and cultural locations in need of protection and regular maintenance. The ancient ruins often suffer from household waste, which affects both their preservation and their tourist appeal.

During the event, volunteers collected 85 kg of waste across the complex and the surrounding green areas. All collected materials will be sorted and sent for recycling, and part of the plastic will later be used in a new urban art installation.

This plogging continued the efforts of previous events — in the Golden Sands Nature Park and along the coastal route from Galata to Pasha Dere.

“Each event shows how significant the impact can be when residents unite for a common cause. For KYB, as a socially responsible developer, it is important not only to build but also to actively participate in shaping a clean and comfortable city,” noted KYB founder Oleg Nevzorov.

Participants traditionally received branded “plum” patches — both for taking part and for inviting friends. At the end of the 12-month cycle, the most active volunteer will receive a special prize from KYB.

The next event is already being prepared. Follow updates on KYB’s website and social media — and start collecting your own “Plums for Trash”!

Video here