The Bank of Greece has announced a dividend proposal of €0.67 per share for its shareholders, which remains unchanged from the previous year. This decision comes in light of the bank's impressive financial performance for the year 2025, where net revenues nearly doubled to €880.8 million, an increase from €436.0 million in the prior year. This financial success is attributed to a rise in profits before provisions, which amounted to €427.0 million, compared to just €31.9 million the previous year.

The bank's profit after considerable provisions also saw a significant rise, reaching €257.7 million against €82.9 million from the previous period. As a result, the General Council of the Bank is set to propose to the Shareholders' General Assembly that a total of €244 million will be directed to enhance the Greek State Budget. This action marks an important contribution by the Bank of Greece to the national budget, reflecting its robust financial health and commitment to supporting the country.

The performance of the Bank of Greece underscores the institution's importance in the financial ecosystem of Greece, as it not only supports its shareholders through dividends but also plays a crucial role in the national budgetary framework. This substantial increase in revenues and the stability reflected in its dividend proposal suggest that the bank is well-positioned to continue influencing Greek economic policy and stability in the foreseeable future.