The Cyprus Stock Exchange (XAK) reported strong interest from the Greek investment community during its Road Show held in Athens on Wednesday, 3 December. Seven listed companies participated, attracting significant attention from institutional investors, analysts, fund managers, and financial organisations across Greece. A total of 45 one-to-one business meetings took place, underscoring growing momentum between the two markets.
In his address, Marinos Christodoulides, President of XAK, highlighted the major structural and technological reforms implemented in recent years to modernise the exchange and enhance its flexibility and credibility. He noted that the ongoing privatisation process is creating new prospects for expansion, while emphasising the close cooperation between the Cyprus and Athens Stock Exchanges.
George Theocharides, President of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), also delivered remarks, stressing that the Cypriot market operates fully in line with European regulatory standards.
The event was attended by Cyprus’ Ambassador to Greece, Stavros Avgoustidis, who underlined the steadily strengthening economic and business ties between the two countries. He added that the embassy actively supports initiatives that deepen cooperation between Cyprus and Greece.
During the event, XAK’s Deputy General Manager, Nikos Trypatsas, presented key market developments, noting that the General Index of XAK has risen 28% in 2025. He outlined data demonstrating that XAK is an attractive market both for companies seeking financing and for investors targeting strong returns.
Participating listed companies included:
Bank of Cyprus Holdings Public Co. Ltd, Pandora Investments Public Ltd, Public Ltd, NETinfo Plc, Petrolina (Holdings) Public Ltd, Ellinas Finance Public Company Ltd, Top Kinisis Travel Public Ltd, and Atlantic Insurance Company Plc Ltd.
Representatives of the listed companies expressed satisfaction with the high level of engagement, emphasising the value of direct meetings with Greek investors. XAK President Christodoulides said he was fully pleased with the strong participation and interest, noting that such initiatives promote XAK’s international profile and support the outward-looking strategy of the exchange. He confirmed that similar actions will continue both within Cyprus and abroad.
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