Bank of Greece
Bank of Greece (TELL) closed at €14.80 on 09/11/2026, +0.00% on the day, on 1.6× its 10-day average volume. Market cap €294m, dividend yield 4.54%.
TELL −0.3% (€14.85 → €14.80) · General Index —
Deepest fall inside it: −4.2% (3 Jul → 17 Jul 2026)
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Key statistics
FY2025 unless a figure says otherwise
Profile
At the 9 Nov close- Market value
- Shares outstandingDec 2025
- Total incomeFY2025
- Employees
- Free floatest.
- Traded a day, 3-month average
Valuation
- P/B
- Dividend yield
Returns
FY2025- ROE
- ROE, 5-year averageFY2021–25
Growth
- Revenue, last yearFY2025
- Revenue, 3 yearsFY2022–25, a year
Dividends
FY2025- Yield, last 12 months
- Per share
- Years paid, last fiveFY2021–25
Withheld, and why
- Profile: Enterprise value · Valuation: EV/Sales, EV/EBITDA, P/FCF · Margins · Returns: ROCE, ROIC · Financial health · Dividends: Covered by free cash flow · a bank or an insurer is read on its capital and its loans: deposits and wholesale funding are its raw material, not its debt
Trading and risk
From our closes, dividends reinvested- Total return, 1 year
- +5.2%
- 3 years, a year
- +7.5%
- 5 years, a year
- +1.6%
- 10 years, a year
- +9.4%
- Volatility, 1 year
- 14.2%
- Beta to the General Index
- 0.36×
- Deepest fall, 1 year / 5 years
- −13.3% / −23.1%
- 52-week range
- €14.60–€17.25
Where the figures come from: the company's reports, reviewed by us · annual accounts filed in ESEF format · results announcements on the exchange · our own closing prices. No forecasts or target prices are stored.
Financial charts
From the stored figures: the reviewed dossier first, then the annual reports (ESEF) and results announcements
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Valuation
no like-for-like peer| Metric | TELL |
|---|---|
| P/Bstatutory rights | 0.08 |
| Dividend yield | 4.5% |
| ROE | 7.3% |
| Revenue growth (last full year) | 102.0% |
Peers: Central bank
Not a share in an operating company: it is compared only with securities of its own kind.
The company
AI-draftedThe Bank of Greece is the country's central bank and a Eurosystem member. Listed shares carry restricted votes and a statutory 12%-of-par dividend (€0.672), payable from profits; remaining profit goes to reserves or the State. Monthly 2026 statements disclose balance-sheet stocks; FY2025 remains the latest published earnings period.
- Greece's central bank and an integral part of the Eurosystem, with a Statute that has the force of law; its shares have traded on the Athens Exchange since 12 June 1930.3,4
- A share with a fixed statutory dividend of 12% of capital, €0.672 a share for every year since FY2019; for FY2025 shareholders received €13.3m of €257.7m profit and the State €244.4m.1,4,5
- Not a commercial bank or a peer of ETE, ALPHA, EUROB or TPEIR: it earns from Eurosystem operations, its investment portfolio and fees for State services, and the institutions it supervises may not own its shares.1,4
- Not one share, one vote: 75 shares make a vote, and no holder other than the State and persons under Article 2 of Law 2292/1953 may vote more than 2% of capital.2,4
- Not a claim on profits or reserves beyond the dividend: an additional dividend needs a yearly General Council proposal, and reserves reach shareholders only on dissolution, after par value and split equally with the State.4
- Oct 2026September monthly balance sheet: assets €212.260bn and capital/reserves €3.544762bn; no interim profit account.13
- Sep 2026Dimitrios P. Tsomocos was sworn in as Deputy Governor on 24 September 2026, succeeding Theodore Pelagidis; his six-year term began on 21 September.10,11
- Jun 2026Yannis Stournaras was reappointed Governor of the Bank of Greece for a six-year term from 27 June 2026 (Presidential Decree 33/9.6.2026).8
- Apr 2026Christos Hadjiemmanuil's Monetary Policy Council term was renewed for six years, and re-elected Councillors G. Karanikas, I. Masoutis and I. Retsos were sworn in.9
- Apr 2026The 93rd AGM approved a dividend of €0.672 per share for FY2025 (€13.3m) and €244.4m for the State.7
- Jan 2026With Bulgaria joining the euro, the Bank's share of the ECB's paid-up capital fell from 2.25932% to 2.23260%.1
- e-EFKA holds 12.44% and the Greek State 8.93% of the share capital; there are about 17,000 shareholders.1,3
- The State and public enterprises may not together hold more than 35% of capital, and institutions the Bank supervises, their affiliates, directors and relatives may not hold shares at all.4
- Yannis Stournaras was reappointed Governor for six years from 27 June 2026; the Deputy Governors are Christina Papaconstantinou and Dimitrios P. Tsomocos.8,11
- The accounts follow Eurosystem accounting rules, not IFRS: unrealised gains on gold, currencies and securities, €16.0bn at end-2025, are kept out of profit.1
- The dividend carries 5% withholding tax; the FY2025 net amount was €0.6384 per share, paid on 30 April 2026.6
- 1.Annual Accounts 2025Bank of Greece · 02/03/2026official
- 2.Number of shares and voting rights, 93rd AGMBank of Greece · 12/03/2026official
- 3.Shareholder UpdateBank of Greece · 15/09/2026official
- 4.Statute, Tenth EditionBank of Greece · 2016official
- 5.Dividends per year, 2001 to presentBank of Greece · 05/05/2026official
- 6.Dividend for financial year 2025Bank of Greece · 06/04/2026official
- 7.Decisions of the 93rd AGM, voting resultsBank of Greece · 06/04/2026official
- 8.Bank of Greece General CouncilBank of Greece · 13/07/2026official
- 9.Bank of Greece General Council compositionBank of Greece · 20/04/2026official
- 10.Dimitrios Tsomocos appointed Deputy GovernorBank of Greece · 21/09/2026official
- 11.Swearing-in of Deputy Governor Dimitrios P. TsomocosBank of Greece · 24/09/2026official
- 12.Monthly financial statement, 30 June 2026Bank of Greece · 14/07/2026official
- 13.Monthly financial statement, 30 September 2026Bank of Greece · 16/10/2026official