A window of opportunity is emerging for Greek defense entrepreneurship
The evolving European defense landscape presents new opportunities for Greek defense companies to engage, though challenges remain in strategic positioning and preparation.
Stock Exchange: Incentives for the Introduction of New Companies Should Be Provided
Top representatives from European and Greek capital markets are advocating for the removal of administrative barriers and the introduction of incentives to attract new companies to the Athens Stock Exchange.
Top Ships – Rubico agree on construction of 10 MR tankers
Top Ships Inc. and Rubico Inc. have finalized plans to construct ten medium-range tankers financed through Chinese leasing companies.
Greek defense entrepreneurship in front of a window of opportunity
The transformation of the European defense landscape creates new opportunities and demands for Greek defense companies, highlighting the need for strategic readiness and proper positioning within the European defense ecosystem.
Greek shipping shares soar in US market due to strong freight rates
Greek shipping companies are experiencing a surge in stock prices in the US market due to exceptionally high freight rates, which have boosted their cash flows and valuations.
KYANA Hellas: Aim is to strengthen exports
KYANA Hellas, a Greek SME, aims to enhance its exports and compete with multinational companies in the professional cosmetics market.
High freight rates lift Greek shipping companies on the American stock exchange
The global tanker market is experiencing a dynamic phase with soaring freight rates significantly boosting cash flows for companies and translating into increased valuations.
The Other Deals Between Greece and the US in AI, Ports, and Banks
The Vertical Corridor of gas pipelines among Eastern European countries is facilitating deals in LNG and other business agreements between Greek and American companies.
Jaccard: the new 'weapon' that finds fraud networks
The Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue is employing the Jaccard similarity index to enhance its detection of fraudulent business networks following a significant crackdown on 380 ghost companies.
AKTOR – SUEZ: Strategic alliance for water management
A strategic alliance focusing on water management services has been established between SUEZ INTERNATIONAL and AKTOR GROUP OF COMPANIES in Greece.
The surge in ship orders from Greek shipowners continues
Greek shipowners are set to increase their ship orders with a notable rise in demand for new vessels, particularly containerships, as evidenced by recent agreements with shipbuilding companies in China.
Water scarcity: The government plan for water and the 'war' of the companies
The article discusses the Greek government's efforts to address water scarcity through a significant investment plan while highlighting the competitive landscape among local and international companies involved in these projects.
KPMG: 94% of companies gave raises to at least one category of employees in 2025
In 2025, 94% of companies provided raises to at least one category of employees, reflecting trends in the Greek labor market according to KPMG's annual report.
MSCI stays silent on Greek equities in latest rebalancing
MSCI did not make any changes to the Greek market in its latest rebalancing, maintaining its current index of eight companies and awaiting future upgrades.
Stock Exchange: Why MSCI preferred silence regarding Greek stocks
MSCI has not made any changes to the Greek stock index, which remains comprised of eight companies, despite market expectations for additional stock inclusions.
Race for 29 billion for 98 stock exchange deals
Greek listed companies have launched significant business deals worth nearly 29 billion euros in a strong year for corporate activities.
Stock Exchange: The In and Out of Companies Listed on MSCI
The MSCI is set to announce changes to the main Greek index, which currently comprises eight stocks including National Bank and Eurobank.
Panagopoulos case: Relatives and companies under scrutiny
Greek authorities have initiated an urgent investigation into embezzlement allegations involving the president of the GSEE, Giannis Panagopoulos, and several other individuals and companies.
Rebrain Greece on May 9 in London
The Greek Ministry of Labor invites companies to participate in the Rebrain Greece event in London aimed at attracting qualified Greeks abroad.
Panagopoulos Case: Urgent Preliminary Investigation by the Economic Prosecutor
The Greek Economic Prosecutor has initiated an urgent preliminary investigation into the alleged embezzlement of funds from the Greek State and the European Union involving several individuals and companies.
Ferry services: What will apply this year regarding ticket prices
Greek ferry companies face challenges in ticket pricing due to rising costs and new European regulations.
Thriller meeting at the Stock Exchange: Second consecutive drop, but it held the weekly gains
Despite a second consecutive drop, the Greek stock market managed to maintain its weekly gains, aided by external factors and notable performances from companies like GEK Terna and Coca-Cola HBC.
Rebrain Greece in London May 9 - Applications for companies until February 16
The Greek Ministry of Labor invites business groups and companies seeking highly specialized executives to participate in the upcoming event aimed at attracting Greeks abroad as part of the Rebrain Greece initiative, to be held in London on May 9.
Vote of confidence in the Skaramagkas Shipyards
The Skaramagkas Shipyards are receiving confidence from Greek and international shipping companies as repair activities resume strongly at the largest shipbuilding facility in the Eastern Mediterranean.
What the Supreme Court's Decision Means for Borrowers under the Katseli Law - 50,000 Loans Worth 5 Billion Euros Affected
The Greek Supreme Court's recent decision impacts 50,000 loans valued at 5 billion euros, creating new challenges for vulnerable borrowers and potentially increasing management costs for banks and servicing companies.
The Greek stocks that the world's largest fund is buying
The Norges Bank Investment Management, the largest sovereign wealth fund globally, has invested in 29 companies listed on the Athens Stock Exchange, primarily focusing on the Greek systemic banks.
The Dynamics and Barriers in the Pharmaceutical Sector
The Greek pharmaceutical industry has announced investments and a stable framework for pharmaceutical policy from 2026 to 2030, while multinational companies seek governmental support for innovation and increased funding for pharmaceutical spending.
AADE: 720 million euros in fictitious invoices from 147 companies caught in the 'trap'
The Greek tax authority, AADE, has identified 147 companies involved in fictitious transactions totaling approximately 718 million euros, resulting in a VAT shortfall of over 143 million euros.
AADE: Detected virtual invoices of 720 million euros from 147 companies
The Greek tax authority, AADE, has identified 147 companies involved in fraudulent transactions amounting to 720 million euros, evading value-added tax (VAT) totaling 143 million euros in 2025.
Metlen, DEPA, DEI, Enerwave, Hiron: Who 'closed' Revythoussa until 2040 and why LNG is becoming a strategic weapon
Greek companies are securing access to liquefied natural gas for the next 15 years, transforming the Greek terminal into a crucial power hub for Southeast Europe amidst the countdown to the end of Russian natural gas.
Stock Market at a 16-Year High - New Historical Records for GEK TERNA and Motor Oil
The Greek stock market has reached a 16-year high, with notable records for companies GEK TERNA and Motor Oil, amid increased investor interest.
Kenya: Business mission with the participation of 15 Greek companies
A business mission involving 15 Greek companies was held in Nairobi from January 25 to January 29, organized by the Hellenic-African Chamber of Commerce and Development, in collaboration with several Greek and Kenyan organizations.
Stock Exchange: Impressive comeback of buyers - Back to multi-year records driven by banks
Buyers made a remarkable recovery in the Greek stock market, erasing losses from previous days and approaching a 16-year high of 2,350 points, with significant trading volumes led by banks and major companies.
The Greek companies that are taking positions in the reconstruction of Libya
Greek companies are establishing a significant presence in Libya's reconstruction through 21 collaboration agreements in various sectors.
The Greek companies that are establishing positions in the reconstruction of Libya
Greek companies are securing roles in Libya's reconstruction, signing 21 cooperation agreements in Benghazi, covering various sectors including energy, infrastructure, healthcare, and digital projects.
Alert from Greece for Greek ships in the Black Sea following attacks
The Greek government has warned shipping companies to reassess security measures for Greek-managed vessels departing from Russian ports in the Black Sea due to recent drone attacks on tankers in the area.
Family Feuds that Destroyed Famous Greek Businesses
The article discusses how familial conflicts led to the downfall of well-known Greek companies, highlighting examples such as Market In and Creta Farms.
Stock Market: Looking Again at 16-Year Highs by the End of 2025
The Greek stock market starts the final trading session of 2025 positively, with the General Index approaching 16-year highs, influenced by companies such as Alpha Bank, Dimand, GEK TERNA, CrediaBank, and EYDAP.
Insurance companies can unilaterally raise premiums on health insurance contracts, according to the Council of State
The Greek Council of State has ruled that insurance companies may unilaterally increase health insurance premiums without the need for precise future amounts or upper limits on increases.