Euronext Athens H1 FY26 earnings after tax more than double to €27 million; revenue climbs 56.3% to €50.8 million
Reuters2026/07/30 15:57- Euronext Athens posted H1 2026 revenue up 56.3% to EUR 50.8 million; earnings after tax doubled to EUR 27 million.
- EBITDA jumped 92.8% to EUR 34.9 million as operating expenses rose 10.4% to EUR 15.9 million.
- Average daily trade value climbed 73.3% to EUR 342.6 million; derivatives daily volume surged 97.9% to 102,100 contracts.
- Capital raised totaled EUR 6.1 billion, including EUR 5.4 billion in share capital increases; the General Index closed up 31.7%.
- CEO Yianos Kontopoulos cited strong momentum in Greece’s capital market, highlighting record-high foreign investor participation of 68.6%.
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