The three key drivers that make Greek listed companies appealing to foreign investors

The top 41 Greek listed companies of high and mid-cap capitalization presented their investment plans in more than 80 of the world’s leading investment funds that manage funds of over 30 trillion dollars in London in the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

The presentations of the listed companies and the one-to-one meetings focused on three main directions:

a) the listed companies’ plans for acquisitions in 2026 and their further international expansion,

b) the dividend policy and capital returns to shareholders that will follow this year’s record of 5.7 billion euros and

c) the evolution of their net profitability this year and the next two years in combination with the operating profitability (ebitda).

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As the heads of the listed companies reported, the 4th investment conference of HELEX and Morgan Stanley was the top one since the institution began in 2006 and the culmination of this effort was the recent acquisition of the Stock Exchange by Euronext, as well as the locking of the date of Athens’ upgrade to a mature market on September 21, 2026.

The audience and the meetings with the listed companies were attended by representatives from the main funds in the world, including: Centaurus, Fairfax, JP Morgan, UBS, Bank of America, Pimco, Stewart Investor, Black Rock, Adelphi Capital, Fidelity, Gladstone Capital, Invesco, Lazard, Black Stone, Wellington, Capital Word Investors.

Dynamic convergence

Speaking at the 4th Investment Conference in London, the Greek premier Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that the Greek economy is dynamically converging with Europe, with a 22% increase in income and a reduction in taxes, while stressing his commitment to continuing reforms.