Athens Stock Exchange

The Athens Stock Exchange is weighed down by political developments on an international level, as well as by internal dissent among Greece's ruling party New Democracy.

American exposed shares like Titan and Cenergy drew renewed investors’ attention as the latter attempted to gauge the shifting landscape following Trump’s electoral win.

2025 will commence with an event hosted by JP Morgan in New York, where the Greek stock market 'blue chips' will be represented

The long-term benefits of listing on the Athens Stock Exchange include enhancing the group's profile among the relevant regional investor base

The Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX) was among the global best performers last month, July 2024, mirroring or even exceeding the positive climate in international markets and consecutive record highs posted by the S&P 500 index – all before the Aug. 5 ‘mini crash’ brought back memories of the infamous “Black Monday” of October 1987. The […]

Greek market analysts described the plunge as imported, following sharp declines in international markets at the end of last week

Goldman Sachs sees an upgrade of the Greek stock market

Reports claimed the refinery group was interested in Helektor, a waste management and power generation company

A public offering attracted bids exceeding eight billion euros, oversubscribed by 12 times

Upward revisions for Gek Terna’s stock continue on the back of a recent successful private placement of six million shares to international investors, as well as the construction, energy and concession group’s highest bid in an international tender to build and commercially exploit the new northern Crete tollway. Gek Terna’s share ended above 14 euros […]

The Athens Stock Exchange witnessed 5.74% gains at the end of the first month of 2024.

Price expected to reach the maximum foreseen 8.20 euros per share, for 90 million shares

The bank cautions anyone expecting to acquire positions in Greece at low prices may be disappointed, as strong investment demand is evident, particularly in the demand for Greek assets.

The Greek bourse’s performance was the third best since 1999 and among the best performers worldwide

Investors want answers from Greek banks and the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund primarily on plans to maintain profitability ahead of an ECB rate cut; also seek realism from the Athens Stock Exchange around prospects of its upgrade