November will see Euronext Athens continue its programme with three major events, as it seeks to strengthen links between Greek businesses and the investment community and highlight the new financing opportunities taking shape in the domestic capital market.
Following the Small Cap Conference, held in Athens on 2 November with 14 listed companies taking part, the focus turns to mid- cap companies, followed by a special event in Thessaloniki and the major investment conference in London.
These initiatives come at a time of significant change for the Greek stock market, with its inclusion in the Euronext group and the reclassification of the Greek market as a developed market creating a new landscape for attracting investment capital.
22 companies set to attend on 10 November
The next event is the Mid Cap Conference 2026, which will take place on Tuesday 10 November at the Divani Caravel hotel in Athens, with 22 companies taking part.
Those participating will include Alter Ego Media, Alumil, AVAX, BriQ Properties, Capital Maritime Finance, EKTER, Ideal Holdings, Interlife, Kri Kri, Lavipharm and Noval Property.
The list is completed by Onyx Tourism, Orilina Properties, Performance Technologies, Premia Properties, Profile Software, Qualco Group, Real Consulting, Safe Bulkers, Thrace Plastics, Trade Estates and Trastor.
The companies operate across a range of sectors, from industry, construction and IT to real estate, insurance, shipping and food.
The conference gives management teams the opportunity to present their financial performance, investment priorities and growth prospects to institutional investors and analysts.
The opportunity to engage directly with the investment community is particularly important, as broadening the investor base and improving share liquidity are key objectives for many mid-cap companies.
This year’s event has attracted more participants than last year’s, which drew 18 companies.
In Thessaloniki, with an eye on new listings
On 19 November, Euronext Athens will take its investor information initiatives to Thessaloniki, hosting a special event entitled “Greece and Euronext – A new era for the Greek capital market”.
The event will be held at The Met Hotel from 17.00 to 19.00, focusing on businesses in Northern Greece and the opportunities emerging for raising capital and financing their growth.
The programme will feature contributions from Euronext Athens chief executive Giannos Kontopoulos and Chief Listings Officer Lilian Georgopoulou, while Ioannis Masoutis, president of the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will give the welcome address.
A discussion featuring George Mylonas, chairman and chief executive of Alumil, and Charalambos Dimitrakopoulos, chief executive of Softweb, will focus on Northern Greek businesses’ access to international capital markets.
The agenda will also cover Euronext’s IPOready and Elite programmes, which are aimed at businesses seeking to organise their growth and prepare for possible access to the capital markets.
The initiative is particularly significant because it is aimed not only at companies that are already listed, but also at businesses that could in the future consider the stock market as an alternative source of financing.
The major investment gathering in London
The events programme will conclude in London on 30 November and 1 December with the “Morgan Stanley & Euronext Athens Greek Investment Conference 2026”.
The event is one of the most important annual meetings between Greek listed companies and international institutional investors, offering the opportunity for direct engagement with foreign investors.
The detailed programme and final list of participants have not yet been announced, but major Greek business groups are expected to be strongly represented.
Last year’s event drew 42 listed companies, including the four systemically important banks and several of the biggest groups in the Greek market.
This year’s conference takes on added significance amid changes in the market environment, with the challenge being to turn the Greek market’s greater international profile into a meaningful increase in investor interest.