Kremak

Kremak EOOD (Кремък ЕООД) is a Bulgarian security company headquartered in Stara Zagora. It was founded in 1992 by former police officer Mitko Yordanov and has grown into one of the largest providers of physical and technical security services in the country. The company specialises in comprehensive industrial security for corporate clients across Bulgaria, with an early focus on the Maritsa-Iztok energy complex and later expanding to other energy-sector clients and large retail chains. Kremak's service portfolio covers physical guarding, full engineering, video surveillance and alarm systems (SOT), a monitoring centre, perimeter protection, security for solar parks, fire alarm systems, access control and cybersecurity. According to its official website, the company employs around 1,300–1,500 licensed guards and staff, operates 130 mobile response teams, guards 220 industrial sites and manages security and video surveillance systems at 20,000 sites. Its client base includes major industrial and corporate names such as Nedschroef Bulgaria, which opened a new automotive parts plant in Stara Zagora and entrusted its security to Kremak. By 2017 the company had over 900 employees and was the fourth-largest security firm in Bulgaria. In 2024 it reported sales of BGN 35.0 million and a profit of BGN 6.53 million. Kremak remains a private Bulgarian enterprise and continues to position itself as a leader in industrial security, combining manned guarding with technology-driven solutions.

Kremak EOOD was founded in 1992 in Stara Zagora by Mitko Yordanov, a former police officer. The company initially focused on guarding the Maritsa-Iztok energy complex, one of Bulgaria's largest industrial zones, and later expanded its services to other clients in the energy sector and large retail chains. This early specialisation in industrial security laid the foundation for its growth into one of the country's leading security providers. By 2017, Kremak had more than 900 employees and was ranked as the fourth-largest security firm in Bulgaria. Over the years, the company broadened its portfolio from physical guarding to include technical security systems, video surveillance, alarm monitoring, perimeter protection, fire alarm systems, access control and cybersecurity. It also developed specialised services such as security for solar parks, reflecting the evolving needs of its industrial clientele. In 2024, Kremak reported sales of BGN 35.0 million and a profit of BGN 6.53 million, underscoring its strong financial position in the Bulgarian security market. The company continues to operate as a private enterprise, with its headquarters in Stara Zagora and a nationwide presence. Its official website highlights a workforce of around 1,300–1,500 licensed guards and staff, 130 mobile response teams, 220 guarded industrial sites and 20,000 sites equipped with security and video surveillance systems.

• 2024

  Reported sales of BGN 35.0 million and profit of BGN 6.53 million.

• 2017

  Company has over 900 employees and is the fourth-largest security firm in Bulgaria.

• 1992

  Kremak EOOD founded in Stara Zagora by former police officer Mitko Yordanov.

One of the largest physical and technical security firms in Bulgaria, specialising in comprehensive industrial security for corporate clients nationwide.

• Physical guarding

  Licensed security personnel for corporate and industrial sites.

• Video surveillance and alarm systems (SOT)

  Installation and monitoring of CCTV and alarm systems.

• Monitoring centre

  24/7 central monitoring of security systems.

• Perimeter protection

  Perimeter security solutions for industrial facilities.

• Solar park security

  Specialised security for solar energy parks.

• Fire alarm systems

  Design and installation of fire detection and alarm systems.

• Access control

  Access control systems for restricted areas.

• Cybersecurity

  Cybersecurity services for corporate clients.

1. 1Охранителна фирма - Кремък ЕООДkremak.com
2. 2Кремък (предприятие) – Уикипедияbg.wikipedia.org
3. 3Kremak – Wikidatawikidata.org