In 2025, the total business turnover in Greece reached 492.062 billion euros, reflecting a growth of 1.6% compared to the 484.461 billion euros recorded in 2024. This data was released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), indicating a positive trend in several sectors of the economy. Notably, the mining and quarrying sectors showed the highest increase in turnover at 11.2%, while the education sector also performed well with an 8.9% rise, signalling recovery and growth in these areas. In contrast, the public administration and defense sector experienced a significant downturn, with turnover decreasing by 11.6%.

Examining the business turnover in the fourth quarter of 2025, ELSTAT reported a total of 129.441 billion euros, which represents a 1.4% increase from the previous year's fourth quarter, where the total turnover was 127.629 billion euros. The education sector distinguished itself once again by showcasing a remarkable growth, with a 15.6% increase in turnover in this quarter. However, the real estate management sector faced challenges, reporting a decline of 9.3%, highlighting the disparate performance across various industries within the same time frame.

Overall, the reported statistics not only emphasize the resilience of certain business sectors in Greece but also underline the existing challenges faced by others, particularly in the public and real estate sectors. These economic indicators may impact future policy decisions and investment strategies as stakeholders seek to enhance growth opportunities while addressing the underperforming areas of the economy.