Athens Stock Exchange Rises 1.12%, Surpasses 1,900 Points – Market Hits 15-Year Highs

Greek stock prices moved upward in today’s (03.07.2025) session, with the market breaking above the 1,900-point level and closing at 15-year highs. Blue-chip stocks such as Coca Cola HBC, Piraeus Bank, Eurobank, and Cyprus Bank outperformed. The General Price Index closed at 1,915.24 points, rising by 1.12%—marking its highest close since April 21, 2010 (1,936.43 points). Year-to-date, the index has gained 30.32%, while total market capitalization has increased by €25.7 billion. Trading volume reached €250.336 million, with 49.065 million shares traded. The large-cap index rose by 1.20%, and the mid-cap index gained 0.40%. Coca Cola HBC (+3.56%), Cyprus Bank (+2.87%), Piraeus Bank (+2.87%), Eurobank (+2.36%), Viohalco (+1.96%), and National Bank (+1.80%) led gains among large caps. Conversely, OTE (-3.78%), OPAP (-1.46%), Titan (-0.92%), and EYDAP (-0.86%) fell. OTE is now trading ex-dividend after a €0.7044 per share payout. Eurobank and Alpha Bank recorded the highest trading volumes at 20.287 million and 6.973 million shares, respectively. Eurobank also led by transaction value at €61.53 million, followed by National Bank at €41.64 million. Overall, 70 stocks gained, 39 declined, and 16 remained unchanged. Muzakis (K) (+9.26%) and Frigoglass (+7.81%) posted the largest gains, while Mathios Pyromachos (-6.52%) and Attikes Ekdothis (-4.04%) saw the sharpest declines.