According to the Greek Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), the turnover of the domestic industry closed positively in December 2025, marking a 5.6% increase compared to the same month in 2024. This rise is notable, as it comes after a 4.6% increase in turnover reported in December 2024 compared to December 2023, indicating a consistent upward trend in the industrial sector over these two years.

The growth in industrial turnover can be attributed to several factors, including significant increases in specific industrial sectors. Notably, the mining and quarrying sector experienced a striking 49.7% increase in its turnover index, while the manufacturing sector saw a 4.9% rise. These figures highlight a strong performance in traditionally pivotal areas of the Greek economy, suggesting a diversification of economic activity and potentially improved conditions for industrial operations.

Additionally, the increase can be observed in different market segments, with a 6.2% rise in the turnover index of the domestic market and a 4.6% increase in the external market. This dual growth indicates both domestic consumption and export activities are contributing positively to the industrial landscape in Greece, providing a positive outlook for economic resilience and growth moving forward into 2026.